Kentucky

catastrophic flooding in one night

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What Happened?

On the night of July 28th, massive rainfalls caused the creeks and rivers of southeastern Kentucky to rise 7-10 feet within a few hours. Thousands of homes were damaged and the death toll was over 35. Large areas lost power and public water. In some areas it took weeks to restore public water. We sent in a team and spent our time there helping the locals that were hit hard by the flooding and organizing volunteers for cleanup.

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Closing the Kentucky Project

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An update from Kentucky

From the field director, Daniel Beiler. Today, we ...
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Tornado Damage in Mayfield, KY

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