For three months, the Rock Family Worship Center out of Scottsboro has brought volunteers to the town of Pisgah to aid in the cleanup and feeding of residents affected by the storm.

That job ends this weekend with a group from Colorado.

"They will finish us out and once they're done we'll be finishing up there," said Reverend Joe Young, Associate Pastor of the Rock Family Worship Center.

Goosepond Cumberland Presbyterian Church will hold a silent auction and dinner on Saturday, June 25th to benefit tornado relief. The auction will begin at 4:00 p.m. and last until 6:30 p.m. Dinner will be served from 5:00 to 6:30. Lauren Durham Lackey, coordinator of the event, says the community response has been outstanding. "The local merchants have been excited to help us raise money for storm relief. The outpouring of donations has really been incredible. It is a tribute to the goodness of Scottsboro and Jackson County."

While I was out working, taking photos, and meeting people of Jackson County that had been hit hardest by the tornadoes, I had an idea for a logo.  I spent about ten minutes at home creating a logo that I first intended just for myself on facebook, to express my thoughts of the aftermath.  It wasn't long that I began to receive messages and comments asking if I was going to make T-shirts.  At the time, those were not my intentions, but after much thought I knew it would be a great way to raise money for the people living in the surrounding communities of my home town.  I solicited the help of Stephanie Jordan, another local photographer, to help quickly revamp my design and we came up with what you see now.