Holly couple collects supplies for Kentucky flood victims

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Gov. Andy Beshear has established the Team Eastern Kentucky Flood Relief Fund. Tax-deductible donations first will go toward paying for each flood victim's funeral. The American Red Cross, Save the Children, and Aspire Appalachia are accepting money donations. Kentucky Emergency Management also is accepting volunteers for debris removal and shelter assistance.

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Groups providing support for eastern Kentucky flood victims

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Multiple organizations are providing support to flood victims in eastern Kentucky. Gov. Andy Beshear has established the Team Eastern Kentucky Flood Relief Fund .

2 months ago·United States

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Holly couple collects supplies for Kentucky flood victims

Thirty-seven people have died in Kentucky from last week’s flooding, which continues to rise.The heartbreaking conditions are sparking generosity in people here in Michigan.Dick and Dawn Rossell have friends in Eastern Kentucky and couldn’t help but get involved. The two are collecting essential supplies and donations for flood victims.Thursday, Aug. 11, the Rossell’s will drive hundreds of miles to make the delivery.“They need everything,” said…

2 months ago·Detroit, United States

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Spectrum News

Groups providing support for eastern Kentucky flood victims

Chris Stapleton, Tyler Childers have been on the ground

2 months ago·United States

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WLWT

Greater Cincinnati steps up to help flood victims in Eastern Kentucky

Many are stepping up to the plate to help the flood victims in Eastern Kentucky.

2 months ago·Cincinnati, United States

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NBC Dallas-Fort Worth

Texas Baptist Men Volunteers Deploy to Help Kentucky Flood Victims

When disaster strikes, the Texas Baptist Men spring into action. On Tuesday, volunteers and chaplains left for Kentucky with mobile laundry units in tow, ready to help flood victims.

2 months ago·Fort Worth, United States

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