Help family farm recover from tornado.

Hello all, my name is Alyssa and I am looking to raise funds to support my family members after experiencing a natural disaster on our family farm. My grandparents have resided on their farm for most of their marriage, over 50 years, and it has been in the family for generations. My uncle Jeff handles the cattle and has up to 20,000 turkeys in his two large barns. Saturday afternoon, a tornado hit their farm. One of the turkey barns had a large section of roof, wooden beams and insulation flung onto the surrounding area. A tree went through the cow barn roof and compromised the support beam and trust beam. Not only are two buildings effected, but around 20 of their large trees have been uprooted and are covering the majority of their yard. Each family member living there was in a different building when the tornado hit and we continue to praise God that they are all untouched by this disaster and safe. The animals on the farm are accounted for and were unharmed. I would like to raise as much support as I can for them financially. My grandparents and uncle are some of the most generous people that I have ever met. They are good hearted and strive to serve Jesus in all that they do. The support that they have given my family financially and emotionally is immeasurable. I want to help them as much as I can and am asking for anyone who feels moved to give, please give as you are able. My uncle mentioned that this event is life-changing for them. Not only is it life-changing, but it brings a financial burden that no one imagined they would have to pay after mere minutes of a tornado making its presence known. Your help is appreciated greatly and my family needs prayer to overcome the mess that has been made and the stressful toll it takes on us all. Through it all, we know God is good. All storms of life including weather storms, emotional chaos, health issues, or the storms within our own hearts are known and seen by our Father in Heaven. Thank you for your support and interested in reading our story.