Louisiana Needs Your Help, America — Flood Relief Volunteers Speak
Months after storms dumped more than 7.1 trillion gallons of water on the Pelican State this August, tens of thousands are still recovering from the devastating flooding that left many Louisianans homeless and exposed. A particularly heartbreaking story is the hardship suffered by 67-year-old Diane, who's been living underneath a tarp in her backyard dog kennel before relief forces helped find her a temporary home.
Grassroots volunteer relief groups like Kip Coltrin and The Cajun Special Forces immediately waded into the hardest-hit areas with truckloads of food, water, and other essential tools to rebuild their communities. With more on The Cajun Special Forces' ongoing inspiring work. Kip himself joins RightThisMinute hosts with a powerful call to action.
Grassroots volunteer relief groups like Kip Coltrin and The Cajun Special Forces immediately waded into the hardest-hit areas with truckloads of food, water, and other essential tools to rebuild their communities. With more on The Cajun Special Forces' ongoing inspiring work. Kip himself joins RightThisMinute hosts with a powerful call to action.