Helping those impacted by tornadoes in Western Kentucky

If you would like to contribute to help those who have suffered from recent tornadoes in Western Kentucky our Bishop's Discretionary Fund link is https://episcopalky.wufoo.com/forms/znwk9cz1cslzfg and Episcopal Relief and Development can be found at episcopalrelief.org. There is an online link to donate to Domestic Disasters on this website as well. Thank you for your support of our neighbors in need.

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The Diocese of Kentucky has created a tornado response webpage with various resources and are meeting with clergy of the diocese and leadership of Episcopal Relief and Development’s US Disaster Response Program. All Saints Center is in contact with emergency management officers in case we could offer emergency shelter or provide housing for relief workers and volunteers.

8 counties in our diocese—Caldwell, Fulton, Graves, Hopkins, Marshall, Muhlenberg, Taylor, and Warren counties are under Federal Disaster Assistance—if you live in these counties you may be eligible for federal assistance. You can learn more on FEMA’s Kentucky disaster declaration website. Additional counties may be added to the disaster designation.

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Pray. If you have a prayer request, please submit it via email here. Members of the Daughters of the King across the diocese will pray for you.

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Click here to read an article from the Episcopal News Service about relief efforts in the diocese.

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The Bishop’s Discretionary Fund : Donate here.

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You can also donate directly to:

Christ Church Bowling Green here.

St. John's, Murray here.

Grace Church, Paducah here.

The Bishop’s Discretionary Fund will also support these congregations and their communities.