As Tropical Storm Helene moves across Georgia and threatens Tennessee and Kentucky with heavy rain and strong winds over the coming days, The Salvation Army’s Emergency Disaster Services (EDS) teams in both states are preparing to respond.

The Salvation Army of Kentucky will team up with The Salvation Army of Tennessee to potentially help respond to the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Officials say as Tropical Storm Helene moves across Georgia and threatens Tennessee and Kentucky with heavy rain and strong winds over the coming days,

Our thoughts and prayers are with the people in Florida and Georgia feeling the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Click on the link below to learn how to donate to the emergency relief efforts.

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Our parent company, Gray Media, is helping to provide assistance to the victims of Hurricane Helene. You can go to the site helenehelp.org or use the QR code above to make a donation. The site will direct you to a Salvation Army website, where 100% of your donation will be applied to the disaster relief operation.

As Hurricane Helene encroaches the Gulf of Mexico and threatens storms surges and massive winds, a Virginia Beach-based humanitarian organization stands ready to help.

AccuWeather speaks with Steven Hartsook of the Florida Salvation Army who says his organization is ready to deploy helpers to provide help and relief for those affected by Hurricane Helene.