Red Cross continues long-term disaster recovery efforts in March deadly Tennessee flooding

Red Cross continues long-term disaster recovery efforts in March deadly Tennessee flooding
Natalie Neysa Alund, Nashville Tennessean
© Mark Zaleski/ For the Tennessean
Tennessee and Red Cross Disaster Relief workers talk with Jacob Olsen, grey sweatshirt, making sure he and his family were all right and they needed any supplies on Saturday, March 7, 2020, in Cookeville, Tenn. Olson was destroyed by a tornado on Tuesday.
The American Red Cross, partnered with local community organizations, continues to support Tennessee residents with long-term recovery efforts in connection to the deadly March flood and spring tornados.
Throughout the past three weeks, more than 150 Red Cross disaster workers from the Volunteer State and across the country have helped with relief efforts both in-person and virtually, the humanitarian organization announced Friday.

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