People have turned out in droves to help those in Cloverdale who are trying to recover from the devastation of the recent tornados that hit there.
Due to an overwhelming response from people willing to donate clothing, officials in Cloverdale are asking that no more items be brought in at this time.
Meanwhile, Cloverdale residents are encouraged to drop by Oak Haven Care Center and take advantage of the donated clothing, water, canned goods and baby items that are available free of charge.
Although enough clothing has been collected, officials in Cloverdale say they are still in need of volunteers to help clean up.
Residents are also reminded that if their homes were impacted by the Nov. 17 storm, they should contact the Putnam County Emergency Management Agency at 419–538-7315 by Wednesday.
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