Jeepers, Red Cross and U-Haul helping flooding victims

...being shown as volunteers and others who want to help get to work. The L.A.J. Jeepers group bringing in over 50 Jeeps and Broncos to get involved, and we caught up with them as they gathered in L.A.J. to collect donations. This group had organized a ride on Springer Mountain in the Blue Ridge area, and to participate, drivers had to make donations for flood survivors. The personal items, canned goods, will be turned over to a trusted relief representative in McKaysville. Red Cross volunteers meantime are also helping flood impacted families The organization sent us these images of their disaster-trained volunteers on the ground in the disaster zone over the weekend. The Red Cross has set up a shelter in Fannin County. It's located at the Fannin County Rec Department on Winding Drive in Blue Ridge. It's currently open and available to flood-impacted individuals and families who need assistance. Also to help out, U-Haul offering 30 days of free self-storage portable container rentals. This is significant across four 14 North Georgia facilities. So people stepping in. You always see the helpers, right, in things like this. It's really great to see. Much needed, too. It is, yeah. Thank you, Caitlin. You bet. Joanne?