Woodmen of the World West Virginia Members Deliver Water for Disaster Relief
(West Virginia) – Woodmen of the World members in West Virginia offered disaster assistance to those affected by the severe storm on June
29. With help from the local American Red Cross chapter and other authorities,
Woodmen of the World members delivered water to the following disaster relief
stations in West Virginia:
- Clendinin – 5,184 bottles and 250
one gallon jugs of water to Clendinin Fire Department - Morgantown area – 5,200
bottles of water - Mason County – 5,616
bottles of water to Bob’s Distribution Center and 3,360
bottles to the Downtown Huntington Fire Department - Milton – 2,880
bottles of water - Ona – 5,000
bottles distributed individually and over 800 one gallon jugs to Ona Fire
Department - Clay County –
over 7,000 bottles to the Lizemore Fire Department
Woodmen of the World would like to
remind members living throughout West Virginia who sustained
significant storm damage to their primary residence that they may qualify for a
natural disaster benefit. Disaster assistance is one benefit of membership in Woodmen
of the World that is intended to help members in time of need. Members should
contact their State Service Center at (304) 397-4077 or their local Woodmen of the World
Representative or for more information.
Information about Woodmen of the World’s Disaster Relief
benefit can be found on woodmen.org.
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