Blountville, a vibrant community in Northeast Tennessee, is coming together in the wake of Hurricane Helene, which has left many in dire need of support. To lend a helping hand, Northeast State Community College has opened its doors to collect donations aimed at aiding the victims of this unfortunate disaster.
Starting on October 2, the college invites everyone—students, staff, and community members—to join the relief effort by donating much-needed supplies. Donations will be accepted from Monday to Friday between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at various campus locations. Here’s where you can drop off your contributions:
The college is specifically requesting the donation of essential relief supplies to assist those affected. Items needed include non-perishable food, water, personal hygiene products, and cleaning supplies. Every item counts and can make a significant difference in someone’s life right now.
In addition to physical items, monetary contributions are also being accepted. The Northeast State Foundation has set up a user-friendly online platform for anyone who wishes to donate cash directly to assist the victims. If you’d like to contribute in this way, simply visit https://givebutter.com/NESCCFlood.
Every dollar raised will go directly to relief efforts, providing much-needed support for individuals and families who have been impacted by the hurricane. It’s a chance for everyone to come together and uplift each other during this challenging time.
For those looking to stay updated on the relief efforts or seeking more information, Northeast State Community College has created a dedicated flood relief news page. You can find further details and initiatives at https://www.northeaststate.edu/business-community/flood-relief.html.
The response from the community has been heartwarming. It’s evident that when faced with adversity, the residents of Blountville and the surrounding areas are ready to lend a hand. As Hurricane Helene impacted so many lives, the outpouring of support and generosity from local citizens, students, and faculty has been nothing short of inspiring.
This call to action reminds everyone that together we can overcome hardships. Whether it’s absorbing the emotional weight of this disaster or providing tangible support, every effort, large or small, contributes to the broader healing process.
So, mark your calendars, gather up your donations, and let’s show the strength of our community. Together, we can assist those in need and help them navigate through these tough times.
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