GOD’S PIT CREW SENDING MUCH NEEDED SUPPLIES TO MONTPELIER, VERMONT AFTER
CATASTROPHIC FLOODING IN NORTHEAST
DANVILLE, VA. (July 14, 2023) – Relief efforts provided by God’s Pit Crew are now on the way to Montpelier, Vermont, following catastrophic damage left behind by torrential flooding in the Northeast.
A full semi-load of Blessing Buckets, which are five-gallon buckets containing non-perishable food, water, hygiene items, first-aid kits, Bibles, and handwritten notes of encouragement, recently left the God’s Pit Crew warehouse in Danville, Virginia, and is traveling nearly 15 hours north to the small Vermont town – and is scheduled to arrive by early Saturday morning. Once there, the supplies will be distributed by the City of Montpelier to anyone in need.
Along with the Blessing Buckets, various cleaning supply items and pallets of Gatorade will also be included in the relief supply delivery. God’s Pit Crew also plans to send staff and volunteers of the Immediate Disaster Response Team to Vermont in the coming weeks in order to further help victims. This crew will work to clear debris, remove trees, and muck out and dry flood affected homes.
“This area has been hit by intense rain, with more in the forecast” remarked Chris Chiles, God’s Pit Crew Immediate Disaster Response coordinator. “We are praying for all those who have been impacted, and we are so grateful to be able to send relief supplies and helping hands.”
God’s Pit Crew President, Randy Johnson, says he hopes that the relief supplies being sent will be a way to bring hope and healing to the region. “The recent flooding in the Northeast has been devastating and heartbreaking,” stated Johnson. “We pray that the help and supplies our ministry is sending will bring much needed relief to all those affected, and we truly appreciate all of the wonderful volunteers and donors that make our response possible.”
