@son_of_dingo hi <3 i knoww i haven’t been on here in so long it’s just an overwhelming app for me tbh! but thank you luckily i’m okay and so is my family. hope you’re doing well🫶🏼
i know i haven’t been on here in over a year and i’m not even sure if anyone will see this but please DONT IGNORE WHATS HAPPENING IN APPALACHIA. we are one of the poorest regions in america and are suffering such devastating damage from the hurricane. It’s not only asheville/NC
Many have asked how to help Appalachia Recovery, here are 2 places to donate that have been approved by the town of Erwin, TN
https://t.co/RgEXCKP8vA
also:
https://t.co/R0JDvm44fC
(church is a distribution ctr)
Please pray for us.
#AppyStrong
*APPALACHIA HELENE RELIEF* See document below for emergency resources, rescue, recovery, and donation information.
If you have links to add DM me or email at address in bio.
(I’m working with friends across the affected area to compile best info.)
https://t.co/vxOaLmLzty
Nightmare fuel in Erwin, Tennessee. A home is torn from it's foundation as the Nolichucky River swelled from an overtopped dam.
Raging flood waters from #Helene led to the destruction of many homes and roads in the southern Appalachians. #TNwx
🧡 I couldn’t agree more. I live in Erwin and this town has been decimated here in East TN. It will be weeks before FEMA arrives and govt help even reaches us. Many have died. Neighbors have lost everything. Any help or donations can go a long way. https://t.co/rS4Q8DtJ49
one more thing to add…understand that most people could not evacuate. the roads were already flooding when people realized what a dangerous situation they were in and not everyone has the luxury of being able to leave. we had no idea the hurricane was going to be this bad here..
so once again…please don’t ignore our crisis and look into donating or at least spread information or check on friends and family that live in the area. my people need your help.