Country music star and Kentucky native Chris Stapleton has stepped in to help with the flood relief efforts that have devastated the eastern portion of the state.
There have been a plethora of images on social media showing Stapleton purchasing supplies for flood victims. In addition to buying supplies he helped to clean houses, move furniture, and offered moral support for those hurting.
Chris Stapleton is loved in eastern Kentucky b/c he鈥檚 from Johnson County and he鈥檚 immensely talented. But also b/c of this. That鈥檚 Chris in the Prestonsburg Walmart buying stuff for folks and cleaning houses in Knott County. David Smith said Chris went unnoticed for awhile. 馃榾 pic.twitter.com/WbS1dMT2cP
— Phil Paige (@Phil_JKD) August 2, 2022
Chris is big on charity, he even founded a charity called “Outlaw State of Kind” with his wife. He announced that through that he will be donating to the Kentucky Red Cross and the Appalachia Crisis Fund.
Our hearts are with Eastern Kentucky & everyone who has been affected by the devastating floods throughout the region. The Outlaw State of Kind Hometown Fund is donating funds to the Kentucky Red Cross and Appalachia Crisis Fund to aid those in need. pic.twitter.com/pYjo5BccC8
— Chris Stapleton (@ChrisStapleton) July 30, 2022
Gov. Andy Beshear (D) said the death toll from the floods was 37 plus at last count, and left many people homeless. Stapleton who was born in Lexington but raised in Johnson county, located in the eastern portion of Kentucky simply wanted to give back to good hard working people of Kentucky.
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