DRAW Responds to Lee County, Alabama after the deadliest Tornadoes since 2013

DRAW is currently responding to the tornadoes that hit Lee County, AL on March 3 – the deadliest in the U.S. since the 2013 Moore, OK tornadoes. Today, DRAW loaded up 225 buckets of supplies to take to the people of Lee County. With it being less than 24 hours since the tornadoes hit, authorities are still trying to grasp the severity and complexity of the damage. Their main focus is on locating and assisting survivors.

DRAW will be conducting an assessment when our team arrives in Lee County as to how else we can help – whether it’s sending more supplies, or first responder teams. Be sure to check out our Facebook page for further updates.

If you would like to donate to the Lee County response, please visit www.drawbuckets.org/donate. You can also drop off needed supplies (list below) at The Coffee Bucket, or just stop by to grab a latte – every sale at The Coffee Bucket supports DRAW’s efforts.

Below is a list of supplies that we need as we prepare for continuing to respond to the survivors of this major disaster:

• Bath Towels
• Hair Brushes
• Toe Nail Clippers
• Combs
• Razors
• Toothpaste
• Shampoo (12-18 oz. bottles)
• Toothpaste
• Clothes Line (50 ft.)
• Reusable Wipes (Pack of 8-12)
• 5-Gallon Buckets
• 5-Gallon Bucket Lids
• Quart Ziplock bags