Help Joe Stull Continue Vital WNC Relief Work

My name is Joe Stull. I have been volunteering in WNC since day 2. I have been on a God-sent mission since seeing the devastation on day 2. I have left my family and my small business to help those in need. I now volunteer myself and organize many volunteers from out of state. I have done everything from search/rescue/recovery in some of the most remote areas of WNC, food and supply runs, setting up and supplying donation hubs, door-to-door visits and supplies, foot bridges across rivers, drive bridges across rivers and creeks, having the Amish come build sheds/tiny homes, numerous camper and vehicle donations, rebuilding homes, and securing funding for building materials for families to rebuild. I was involved in a 30+ car pile-up in Avery County already and was blessed that the damage was not vehicle-ending and that I didn't get hurt.

But I cannot continue my mission with my 2-wheel drive truck through the winter. I have had to source volunteers to pull many of the campers I have had donated. I've had to miss opportunities to haul machinery to help clear landslides because I was not able to tow them, and scrambled to find multiple drivers to get donated vehicles from out of state. I desperately need a diesel 4-wheel drive truck for the winter months. I have spent $9,000 of my own money on food, supplies, heaters, and building supplies for families in WNC and cannot afford to buy another truck right now. I would be more than appreciative and use the truck to do many more missions in WNC. Any and all help would be an absolute blessing. Thank you for reading this and considering helping me. You can follow my story of WNC rescue and recovery on Facebook.