Hurricane Aftermath—Getting Supplies By Plane

Hurricane Helene is over, and now it's time to help. Here's what my week looked like living in the path of destruction and helping coordinate supplies.

Jimmy is using all funds for the foreseeable future to directly help those impacted by Hurricane Helene. @therealjimmysworld
Check out all the work he's doing here
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Sean has been tirelessly running supplies from Nashville. You have probably already heard of @BikesandBeards

If you live in the area and want to drop supplies at Fruitland Baptist, here is their address: 1455 Gilliam Rd, Hendersonville, NC 28792

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[Astrby]

The humble bicycle always shines in getting us around when major catastrophes happen

[brianpeck]

Wow that dude at the wing shop is a certified G

[rgboss]

I´m from Germany and we had something similar a few years back and I hope everyone gets back on their feet and recovers quickly. Love from Germany.

[Later_Nerd]

Downloading kids shows to put on SD cards is such a brilliant idea. Giving the parents room to breath for a minute to think things through clearly.

Thanks Seth you're a good dude. My brother and sister in law are over there.

[nbookjc]

This man is amazing. The fact that he thought to download cartoons for the kids for exactly the reason he stated... Freaking amazing ❤❤❤

[BlackCatRedScarf]

This really puts into perspective how much of our lives relies on credit card, internet and streaming services. Gotta keep the old ways around when things go down. Wholesome video, awesome people. Faith in humanity is not lost.

[pattychevs]

People who haven’t lived through it will never understand. Thanks for helping out Seth

[therealjimmysworld]

Seth, you are a beacon of light. Such a pleasure working with you and I look forward to more in the near future.

[___Bruh__]

It sucks that it takes a natural disaster like this for us all to come together and help, but I'm still glad to see the sense of community still alive.

[Cesesq]

This is the reporting and content that our Appalachian Mountains need right now...Honest, on the ground accounts of what's actually going down and how to help. Thank you Seth...keeping fighting the good fight.

[jackelliott]

Seth out here being a good guy doing side quests for everyone

[PapaSquatJGT]

Great to see Bikes and Beards travel so far to help people. Have always known they are great people!

[Grymgar]

Such a crazy situation, there are still at least 700, 000 people without power in an area about the size of Belgium. My heart goes out to y'all and when I get paid again I will donate.

[hightower]

The community and support shown in Asheville is amazing. I live 5 min from the French Braid River and I'm grateful to see my favorite YouTuber Seth supporting and helping others. Nothing but respect and ❤ Thank you Seth! Mountain strong💪

[SpineShank]

I appreciate you putting these videos out Seth. They do a much better job of humanizing the situation than the news and I think that's important.

[Ostsol]

This is the true definition of community. It's more than just where you live.

[zakkane]

10:56 Maybe the best shot you've ever put in a video. On a more serious note, your humanitarian efforts over the last few weeks have really shown what a selfless and caring person you are. You're a huge inspiration to millions of people, and I hope you look back on what you've accomplished with pride

[cheeser]

When so much content polarizes us against each other, it feels impactful to see examples of communities coming together. This is an important video, thank you!

[cynthiamerryman]

Please keep making these videos, the news isn't showing us this stuff. Thank you for all you do. ❤️

[Jodgrl]

The coordination and help coming from Social media folks is absolutely amazing! Americans helping Americans! It’s the way!