Jacob McNabb has set up a gofundme page available for people who want to donate money, so they are able to buy the heaters and generators for those in need.

The city of Dresedn is directing volunteers desiring to work on debris removal and recovery efforts first check in at a Disaster Relief Station located at the Family Life Center of Dresden First Baptist Church on Morrow Street to be assigned to a team that will be working in assigned areas of the city. The recovery effort has been tremendous thus far and they welcome volunteers to continue to be part of this unified effort to build back Dresden Strong. There is a warming station that is open 24 hours a day currently open at the Adult Learning Center on Highway 22. There are a number of organizations preparing food to distribute to displaced families and volunteers. “We appreciate their kindness and generosity,” Washburn said.

City of Jackson mayor Scott Conger announced in a facebook post: “In partnership with the West Tennessee Healthcare Foundation, we are reactivating the Disaster Relief Fund for West Tennessee. You can go online and give a monetary donation. These funds will go to help our friends and neighbors as they begin picking up the pieces left by the recent tornadoes.” Click this link: WTHF – Giving (wthfoundation.org), click the “Make a Donation’ button and select “Disaster Relief”

The City of Martin and Martin Business Association are collecting donations in an effort to help businesses affected in Dresden, Tennessee, by the devastating storms that occurred on December 10, 2021.  Fundraiser by Brad Thompson City of Martin, ECD Director : Support for Dresden, TN (gofundme.com)

Have you been affected by the tornadoes? The Red Cross is here for you. The American Red Cross is providing immediate financial assistance to help meet the disaster-caused needs for those whose Tennessee homes sustained major damage or were destroyed by the recent tornadoes. Donate Now – Online Donations | American Red Cross