A thread on good humans and good deeds of the Nashville #TennesseeTornadoes
First - this is Sam. His house is fine - so he’s brought his saws down to East Nashville & is walking around offering to help cut up trees & debris.
First - this is Sam. His house is fine - so he’s brought his saws down to East Nashville & is walking around offering to help cut up trees & debris.
Then we have this - someone left a pile of supplies. Water, garbage bags, gloves... “please take what you need. East Nashville strong”
There are power workers from other states -guy on the right is Mike from KY. His house burned to the ground a week ago & still he’s here. He said his disaster showed him how strong his friends & community were after they were there for him. So he’s here for others.
Of course the @RedCrossTN is here - with water and volunteers. If you want to help those impacted by the #TennesseeTornadoes - donate to the Red Cross. They have shelters open too.
All these photos came from about a 2 block radius in East Nashville. It’s amazing how many people turn out to help others after something so terrible. I’ve covered a lot of natural disasters & (thankfully) you can always count on the good people. #TennesseeTornado
Now we have @Edleysbbq serving up free BBQ for anyone who needs a hot meal in East Nashville
Another group has snacks and water laid out for whoever needs it. This area is just destroyed in East Nashville
