Among those is Restore7, which is working with local pastors in North Carolina.

Chris Kuehl, COO of Restore7, and son-in-law of prophetic speaker and author Johnny Enlow, spoke recently on video about the efforts they are making to bring aid to Helene victims, and specifically what that looks like:

"...One of the main churches I've talked to right now is feeding almost 2,000 people a day ... they're buying meals by the truckload, which is $60,000—I'm trying to buy them one truckload," explains Kuehl in the video message.

"And then we have about two other pastors that we're working with who are both responsible for about 45-60 families right now, they're not receiving anything from the government. We want to go in there and help them get set up for the next 6 to 12 weeks with this aid. We feel very confident that we can deploy this money in a way that is not going to be just taken by the government ... In times of tragedy like this, one of the amazing things that you see is just people coming together. The challenge is finding where are the people on the ground that can really help deploy this kind of money. We have those contacts, and we are excited to get behind this," he added.

Kuehl noted the disorganized situation among those who've lost everything and are looking for help: "It's chaotic and that's why we feel it's really good to work with pastors on the ground there ... we know we have an audience that really wants to be a part of this, and just help. So that's what we're doing. Like always, everything you give to Restore7 is tax deductible. And 100 percent of this is going to go into the communities, we're not taking anything for administration, we're not taking anything for our time in going down there. 100 percent of what you give will go into these communities..."

Click Here to watch Chris Kuehl's full video message.

The following information from Restore7 gives specifics regarding the needs they are targeting, Click Here to give to help victims of Hurricane Helene in North Carolina: 

MISSION: To Raise $700,000 for 3 specific needs in the aftermath of Helene. These are smaller towns around Asheville that are not receiving government support. We are also right around the corner from winter and need to start getting warm clothes and goods into the area.

$200,000 For a Tractor Trailer Truck load of food for Pisgah Forest, NC. This will impact over 2,000 families. This will go directly to a church in Pisgah Forest.

$300,000 for Candler NC. This is direct action to 60 effected families for generators, dehumidifiers, food, and shelter.

$200,000 for a pastor in Mills River who is setting up a temporary food bank. He is personally delivering aid to his community. This will impact 125 families in the community.

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