Fast Facts: Spring Storms Response

The following information shows our total service delivery across Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Oklahoma since the beginning of the severe weather events in April:

Shelters opened: 63
Shelter Overnight Stays: 7,395
Clean up kits: 19,106
Comfort kits: 11,046
Meals served: 139,975
Snacks served: 151,520
Emergency Response Vehicles on the ground: 117
Mental Health Consultations: 5,627
Health Services Consultations: 5,749
1-866-GET-INFO calls: 1,722
Total Red Cross Workers: 3,842 (3,487 volunteers)

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