Flood Relief – Donate Supplies & Funds Today
Areas of Eastern Kentucky and southern West Virginia have once again been devastated by catastrophic flooding, leaving families displaced and communities in urgent need of assistance. You can make a difference by donating essential supplies or making a financial contribution to support relief and recovery efforts.
Your help is critical in providing flood survivors with the basic necessities and cleanup tools they need to rebuild their lives.
Here’s How You Can Help:
Donate Emergency Supplies
We are accepting essential supplies to aid in cleanup and provide comfort to families impacted by the flooding. Please consider donating the following:
Cleanup & Recovery Supplies
Food & Water
Baby Care Items
Personal & Household Essentials
New, Unused Warm Clothing & Bedding
Make a Monetary Donation
Financial contributions to the ARH Foundation Relief Fund help provide immediate relief, including shelter, food, medical care, and long-term recovery efforts.
Donate Now to support families in need directly. Every dollar helps restore lives and communities. All monetary donations go directly to support those impacted by the flooding.
Supplies can be dropped off at the following location. All donations will be transported back to ARH’s distribution sites in Eastern Kentucky and Southern West Virginia.
In Kentucky:
ARH SYSTEM CENTER – LEXINGTON
2260 Executive Drive, Lexington, KY
Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Want to Volunteer to Help in Lexington?
Sign Up Here:
ARH DISASTER RELIEF CENTER (FORMER JC PENNEY BUILDING)
278 Black Gold Blvd, Hazard, KY
Monday – Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Want to Volunteer to Help in Hazard?
Sign up Here:
ARH TUG VALLEY DISASTER RELIEF CENTER (FORMER PEEBLES BUILDING AT THE SOUTHSIDE MALL)
275 Southside Mall Road
South Williamson, KY 41503
Wednesday – Friday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Want to Volunteer to Help in South Williamson?
Sign up Here:
Flood relief distribution centers have been set up for affected community members to receive supplies at:
ARH Disaster Relief Center (Former JC Penney Building)
Update: The ARH Disaster Relief Center at Highlands ARH will close on Friday, February 28, and all supplies will be relocated to a new center in South Williamson to better serve hard-hit and remote areas. This change is based on the evolving needs of the region after the flood and the availability of other active relief centers nearby.
ARH Tug Valley Disaster Relief Center (Former Peebles building at the Southside Mall)
We know this is a tough time, and we’re here to make getting the flood relief supplies you need as quick and easy as possible. Here’s how it works:
What to Expect:
Many of the people helping are volunteers who care deeply about our community, and we’re so grateful for their time and effort.
For questions about how to make donations:
arhfloodreliefdonations@arh.org
For questions about how to volunteer:
ARHfloodreliefvolunteers@arh.org
Media inquiries:
Melissa Cornett – mcornett@arh.org