Our home was severely damaged in the December 10th tornado. Micah Seavers and his crew were a Godsend to my family. They delivered meals to us for weeks when we had no electricity for 20 days. I saw a post about helping with Christmas dinner. I responded to the post and the day before Christmas they delivered so much food, a feast to my family. We had enough to share with a couple neighbors.
Then I was at St Vincent De Paul and Freddy told me to message Micah about a propane heater and propane since we could not use our gas insert fireplace for heat. Micah brought it to my home and set it up and even replaced the propane tank for me when it was empty. When I no longer needed it, I gave it back so someone else could use it.
I saw Micah as he tirelessly worked to help as many people as he could each day for months. He has done so much for this community already, and continues to work each day to make a difference in the lives of the people in Mayfield and Graves County.
I’m so thankful for learning about Camp Graves. I had no idea there was a resource of this kind in our area!
We are so thankful for the beautiful place to live and the community of care we received.
After 4 months of looking and saving money, we are finally in housing, and we couldn’t have done it without Camp G.R.A.V.E.S.
