<div>I can't believe what I saw yesterday (October 3rd). I've was out for 12 hours bringing supplies to people up in the mountains. I was in Yancey County, Mitchell County, Bakersville, Spruce Pine, Burnsville, etc... I kept an old mans generator running for his oxygen and waited with him until his family showed up. I handed out thousands of dollars to people. They have no driveways, no power no food. People are dying. Grown men crying and hugging me for giving them $100. I'm going back out tomorrow to do it all over again. It's making me SICK what I saw and heard. I've also been crying on and off all day. I usually don't get like this. The government is confiscating supplies from small towns at their "drop off points." That's why I'm bringing everything to the people directly. I met up with a convoy of patriots and we drove supplies to places people couldn't get to and roads that were closed. I went everywhere with the truck that they went with their side by sides. We met by the grace of God. I've never experienced anything like this in my life. PLEASE donate if you can. I am draining my own bank account to give more money to people, and I'm getting even more supplies.
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<div>Yesterday (October 6th) I gave a generator to a family in Marshall and I took 9 generators to the small mountain community of Bandana by Rebels Creek. I gave 5 to a woman who's mother works for hospice. So 5 will be going to hospice patients so they are able to go back to their homes. I gave the other generators to elderly people in the community and the family with the baby who needed that special formula. 10 families will be able to have power and that will make me sleep so much better. Because that small mountain community isn't going to have power until after Christmas. I will be driving out of state again to pick up 10 more this week. I will also be renting heavy equipment for some of these small communities that need backroads and driveways fixed. Follow me on Twitter for more updates and information @JohnnyReb1989. A BIG thank you to everyone for all of your support!
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<div>100 percent of the donations are going towards supplies, generators, renting heavy equipment, etc... for these people in need in these small mountain communities. I took a leave from work and will not leave until my mission is complete.
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