This is not a comprehensive list, but here are some options for those wanting to help those dealing with hurricane damage.
CPS semi load from Mt. Gilead (Sept. 11)
In response to the devastating floods in Texas, Crop Production Services in Edison and Mt. Sterling, along with Jim Bartlett of Morrow County, are partnering up to send much needed supplies to Houston.
Crop Production Services ? Mt. Sterling Distribution will be taking a semi load of supplies directly to Houston by Sept. 11 and is currently looking for donations to help fill up the truck.
?I couldn?t imagine going through what the folks of Texas are going through right now so I am asking you to please donate and show the Texas folks that Central Ohio cares, said Brandon Nace, Crop Production Services facility manager. ?Thank you for your attention to this and any donations that you can provide.?
A CPS semi-trailer will be parked in the Drug Mart parking lot next to Kroger?s in Mt. Gilead through Monday Sept. 11. The load will be taken directly to the Northside Christian church in Spring, Texas.
Supplies needed include: baby formula, diapers, nonperishable food, bottled water, soap/ shampoo, tooth paste/ tooth brushes, hand sanitizer, cleaning supplies, new underwear and socks, new bedding, toilet paper, paper towels, and school supplies.
Texas Farm Bureau ag assistance
The Texas Farm Bureau has established a relief fund to address the agricultural losses inflicted by Hurricane Harvey. The category four storm struck Texas with a vengeance, flooding Texas farm communities, small towns and major cities. Those farm and ranch families are now left facing overwhelming odds following high winds and unprecedented rainfall. Click here to make a tax-deductible donation: http://texasfarmbureau.org/texas-farm-bureau-hurricane-harvey-relief-effort/
