Cumulus Cares Gulf Coast Tornado Relief

Posted on February 25, 2016

When tragedy strikes on the Gulf Coast, “Cumulus Cares”… and after the recent tornados in Century and Pensacola, we stand with you, ready to help our neighbors.

We’ll be across the Gulf Coast this weekend, collecting items in Mobile, Pensacola and Fort Walton Beach/Destin. You can drop off your donations at these locations:

Friday, February 26^th

11am-1pm	Santa Rosa Mall	Fort Walton Beach
4-6pm	Metro PCS	Navarre
4-6pm	Hampton Hyundai	Fort Walton Beach

Saturday, February 27^th

11am-2pm	Lee Nissan	Fort Walton Beach
2-6pm	Sweet Southern Vapes	Niceville
3-5pm	Metro PCS	Fort Walton Beach
6-8pm	Mattie Kelly Arts Center	Niceville

Sunday, February 28^th

11am-3pm

Toyota of FWB

Fort Walton Beach

In addition to monetary donations that are needed, the below list is an example of some of the things that storm victims are in need of:

Water
Personal Hygiene items (Soap, toothpaste, shampoo, toilet paper, paper towels, razors, shaving cream, etc.)
Household cleaning items
Tarps
Laundry detergent
Baby items (diapers, wipes, clothes, etc).
Children’s items (Book bags, crayons, pens, pencils, paper, etc.)
Clothing (Men, Women, Children)
Non-perishable food items

You can make monetary donations directed to the Gulf Coast recovery effort here:

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