WATERFORD TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WXYZ) — As Hurricane Milton is expected to make landfall Wednesday night, volunteers are hard at work on relief efforts.
The storm is taking aim at Florida’s Gulf Coast and is expected to bring heavy wind, rain and major damage.
Evacuation efforts are well underway with the window to get out of unsafe zones closing in.
As that storm unfolds, people here at home are preparing to respond with supplies.
“I can’t express how beautiful it is to see so many people coming out and helping out,” said volunteer Cliff Lee, who helped pack cleaning supplies.
Lee was one of several dozen volunteers at Disaster Relief At Work’s Waterford Township location Wednesday afternoon packing up buckets for victims of Hurricane Helene.
‘It’s wonderful. I feel so blessed and the people there will be very blessed to get this,” said Donna McNally who also helped pack up cleaning supplies.
McNally is the very neighbor the supplies are …