Everyone at WDVX is saddened by the tragedies caused by the September storms and floods. Our hearts and thoughts go out to everyone affected.
There are many organizations here to support:

The East Tennessee Foundation
The foundation works closely with local nonprofits and support groups to provide aid to those in need during disasters as part of its ‘Neighbor-to-Neighbor Disaster Relief Fund.’

Tennessee Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster
If you’d prefer to volunteer your time, the Tennessee Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster has been working closely with volunteer groups all throughout Carter, Washington and Johnson counties to provide supplies for residents and operate shelters. The group works closely with United Way of the East Tennessee Highland.

The Northeast Tennessee Disaster Relief Center
TEMA designated the Bristol Motor Speedway in Bristol, Tenn., as the disaster relief center for the region on Thursday. They accept drive-thru donations of bottled water, non-perishable food, baby supplies and personal hygiene products to help those in need every day from 8am to 6pm. They also have a hotline that you can call to learn about other resources available to survivors or how you can volunteer.

Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee
Second Harvest has been working to end hunger in East Tennessee for years. They’re most often associated with their programs aimed at reducing child hunger, and recycling leftover foods. They are accepting monetary donations to assist flood victims, but are also asking for food and supplies at their headquarters in Maryville.

United Way of East Tennessee Highlands Disaster Relief Fund
Donations deploy immediate funds to local, vetted nonprofits that are working on disaster relief. Counties covered include Carter, Johnson and Washington. No administrative fees are taken out of these donations. 100% of your donation will go towards disaster relief.

University of Tennessee
The University of Tennessee taking Volunteers and Donations.

Mountain Ways
Mountain Ways is helping in Newport, Cocke County and Upper East Tennessee.