How To Help Midland
Since the collapse of the Edenville and Sanford Dams, the Tittabawassee River has crested at 35.05 feet…
After a pair of dams collapsed following record rainfall. Thousands of residents had to evacuate.
We are grateful for all those who have reached out looking for ways to help our neighbors,” a Facebook post from United Way Midland County read. “We are working directly with the Emergency Management Team and the shelters to assess long term and short term needs for volunteers and supplies.”
For volunteer opportunities, you can sign up for alerts here.
If you’d like to donate to relief efforts so that those impacted can receive vital resources, click here.
To donate supplies, a survey must be filled out here. The United Way of Midland County also says not to drop off items directly to local shelters.
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Devastating flooding near Midland. We’re as East far as we can go on Isabella Street... which is partially flooded itself. These pictures don’t do it justice. Homes behind me are in at least three feet of water. If you have not evacuated, call 911 and please get out. @WOODTV pic.twitter.com/dvWZgyJzcL
— Justin Kollar (@kollarjustin) May 20, 2020
