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How You can help victims of killer tornadoes in Kentucky, Midwest

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FILE – An American flag is draped over debris after a tornado in Dawson Springs, Ky., Sunday, Dec. 12, 2021. In the desperate hours after massive storms struck, Gov. Andy Beshear took time from his duties to do what many of his fellow Kentuckians were doing. Again and again, he made calls to track down his cousin Jenny in hard-hit Dawson Springs. (AP Photo/Michael Clubb, File)

President Biden will head to Kentucky today to survey the damage left by killer tornadoes.
Thousands are still without power, water and heat.
The deadly tornado outbreak spanned more than 200 miles and caused major damage in six states in the Midwestern and Southern U.S. As many as 100 people are feared dead, and many more were left homeless.

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FILE – The remains of a house after a tornado in Dawson Springs, Ky., Sunday, Dec. 12, 2021. In the desperate hours after massive storms struck, Gov. Andy Beshear took time from his duties to do what many of his fellow Kentuckians were doing. Again and again, he made calls to track down his cousin Jenny in hard-hit Dawson Springs. (AP Photo/Michael Clubb, File)

This disaster right before the holidays is especially heart breaking. Here’s how those in Florida can help the victims.

American Red Cross
The Red Cross is assisting individuals and families affected by the tornado outbreak. Donate through redcross.org.

Salvation Army
The Salvation Army is providing food, shelter and emotional care for tornado victims and rescue workers. Donate at give.helpsalvationarmy.org.

United Way
United Way provides basic necessities to disaster victims and mobilizes local resources to help maintain community stability. Donate at unitedway.org.

GoFundMe verified fundraisers
GoFundMe has established a centralized hub for verified fundraisers geared toward tornado relief.

Team Western Kentucky Tornado Relief Fund
The State of Kentucky has established a relief fund that accepts private donations. Donate at kentucky.gov.