CABELL COUNTY, W.Va. — Community members and local organizations are coming together to support victims of a devastating apartment fire that displaced multiple families in Cabell County. Relief efforts are underway, and donations are now being accepted to help those affected rebuild their lives.
How to Help
Residents who wish to assist can contribute in several ways, including monetary donations, essential household items, and clothing. Local relief organizations are urging the community to come forward with whatever they can offer.
Monetary Donations
Financial assistance is one of the most effective ways to help families recover. Donations will go toward temporary housing, food, clothing, and other emergency needs. Those who wish to donate funds can do so through local relief organizations and emergency response teams.
Needed Items
The following items are currently in high demand for the displaced families:
- Clothing (all sizes)
- Non-perishable food items
- Toiletries (soap, toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo, etc.)
- Baby supplies (diapers, formula, wipes)
- Blankets and bedding
- Cleaning supplies
- Kitchen essentials (pots, pans, utensils)
Donation Drop-Off Locations
To make donating easier, several locations across Cabell County are accepting contributions:
- Barboursville Volunteer Fire Department – 721 Central Avenue, Barboursville, WV
- Milton Volunteer Fire Department – 349 East Main Street, Milton, WV
- Ona Volunteer Fire Department – 2900 Howell’s Mill Road, Ona, WV
- Salt Rock Volunteer Fire Department – 5512 Route 10, Salt Rock, WV
Donations can be dropped off during regular business hours. Additional locations may be announced as relief efforts continue.
Local Officials and Emergency Response Efforts
Cabell County Emergency Management and local first responders are working closely with relief organizations to ensure that displaced families receive necessary aid. Community leaders have emphasized the importance of coming together in times of crisis.
“This is an incredibly difficult time for those who lost their homes,” said a spokesperson for the Cabell County Emergency Management Office. “We are grateful for the outpouring of support from our community, and every contribution, big or small, will make a difference.”
Additional Support and Assistance
For those directly impacted by the fire, resources are available through local shelters and support groups. Families in need can contact Cabell County Emergency Management for assistance with housing, food, and other essential services.
Contact Information:
- Cabell County Emergency Management Office – Visit cabellcounty.org or call their helpline for assistance.
- Local Relief Organizations – Check with local churches, food pantries, and shelters for additional support.
The affected families deeply appreciate any help during this difficult time. Whether through donations, volunteering, or simply spreading the word, every effort counts in helping them recover and rebuild.
