Success StoryFranklin Co Cattlemen's Association



Franklin Co Cattlemen's Association

Author: Keenan Bishop

Planning Unit: Franklin County CES

Major Program: Tornado Response and Recovery

Plan of Work: Unrelated to a specified County Plan of Work

Outcome: Initial Outcome

The Franklin County Cattlemen's Association teamed up with a Representative from Eastern Kentucky to help feed a community affected by the flooding. The County Judge in Hindman worked to narrow down a date and location. Six members traveled to Hindman with donated rib-eyes, hamburgers, hotdogs, water and chips. They served over 425 hot meals to families in the area affected by flooding.






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