The Salvation Army Continues Offering Relief in Beaver Crossing, Nebraska in Wake of Sunday's Storms
The Salvation Army continues to provide disaster relief in the wake of strong storms that damaged communities in central Nebraska on Sunday evening, May 11.
An Emergency Disaster Services mobile canteen and crew from Lincoln have been stationed in Beaver Crossing since Monday morning, May 12, serving food and beverages to hundreds of emergency workers and clean-up crews. According to Lincoln Corps Officer and Incident Commander, Major James Pennington, more than 1,500 meals were provided on Monday and Tuesday by Salvation Army volunteers and staff.
An Emergency Services crew from the Grand Island Salvation Army was deployed to Sutton, Neb. on May 12 to provide relief to those impacted by Sunday’s storms. Operations in Sutton have concluded as of today. The Salvation Army will remain on the scene in Beaver Crossing through the week or for as long as needed.
For up-to-date information, please contact John Kuzma, divisional director of emergency disaster services, 402-510-4403.
How to Help
The best way to help The Salvation Army serve those affected by this storm is make a monetary contribution.
Online:
Give online at givesalvationarmy.org
By Phone:
Call 1-800-SAL-ARMY [1-800-725-2769]
By Mail:
Contributions to assist Salvation Army Nebraska Storm Relief operations can be mailed to:
ATTN: TORNADOES
THE SALVATION ARMY
10755 BURT ST.
OMAHA NE, 68114
Donations of Household Good and Clothing:
Due to the emergency situation, The Salvation Army cannot guarantee that any individual donations of household goods or clothing (gifts-in-kind) will be sent to the disaster area. In times of disaster, our stores fill these needs from existing, pre-sorted stock. PLEASE continue to donate gently-used household goods to your local Salvation Army store. You will help your community and help us prepare for future disaster relief needs. To find your nearest drop-off location, please go to www.satruck.org.