Eastern Kentucky Flooding Resources
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Eastern Kentucky has recently been hit hard by damaging flooding, suffering from record water levels in many places.
There are many individuals, nonprofits, and civic organizations across the region that are coordinating relief efforts.
We'll try to add to this list as we learn more information. If you have any resources you would like for us to include, please email our Office Manager, at amy@kyrc.org.
All of the information listed is current at the time of this posting. As this is an evolving situation, some information may become outdated. Please visit the original sources listed below to confirm!
Last update: March 5, 2021, 11:00am
Last update: March 5, 2021, 11:00am
IN-KIND DONATIONS
Appalachians for Appalachia
A coalition of residents, Appalachians for Appalachia are listing drop-off locations for Lee, Powell, Perry, Estill, Wolfe, Breathitt, and Owsley
A coalition of residents, Appalachians for Appalachia are listing drop-off locations for Lee, Powell, Perry, Estill, Wolfe, Breathitt, and Owsley
GRANTS FOR RELIEF
Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky
The Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky is taking application for individuals that need emergency flood relief.
Apply by March 14, 2021
MONETARY DONATIONS
Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky
You can make contributions to the relief grants offered by the Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky at
candles4climate
This reuses empty cans and thrifted containers to make environmentally conscious soy candles. Proceeds from their candles go to climate focused organizations, and right now they are donating proceeds to the #EKYFloods relief efforts by making a contribution to the Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky.
If you would like a candle AND to help, check out candles4climate on Instagram.
By Kentucky Resources Council
on 03/05/2021 10:30 AM
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The Kentucky Resources Council is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the conservation and prudent use of Kentucky’s natural resources. Since 1984, we have dedicated ourselves to protecting Kentucky’s land, air, water, and communities.