North Carolina Launches Aid Efforts After Hurricane Helene
North Carolina Launches Aid Efforts After Hurricane Helene

North Carolina Launches Aid Efforts After Hurricane Helene

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In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, various organizations and communities in North Carolina are mobilizing to provide relief to those affected by the disaster. Campers Inn RV has partnered with Operation Helo to deliver 32 RVs to serve as temporary housing for displaced families and aid workers. Meanwhile, the annual Mr. MHS pageant at McDowell High School has adapted its fundraising efforts to benefit families impacted by the hurricane across three counties. Local businesses, such as Vinny Ray’s BBQ, are collecting winter clothing and providing hot meals to those in need. Governor Roy Cooper announced expanded federal financial support for recovery efforts, covering up to 90% of costs for debris removal and infrastructure repairs. Nonprofits like HopeMill are also actively fundraising to assist families with essential needs as the community continues to exhibit resilience and solidarity.

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