Our Search & Rescue team from Ohio travels to Fayetteville, NC, in preparation for Hurricane Florence.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe seven Ohio team members are headed for Fayetteville, North Carolina. \u201cWe are enjoying the sunny weather currently but realize this will be short lived,\u201d says Marcus Miller, Ohio SAR coordinator. \u201cOur goal is to arrive around 2:00 \u00a0this afternoon, set up a base, and begin reaching out to the local officials. At this time our main focus area will be the Lumberton, North Carolina area.\u201d Our other SAR teams plan to be stationed in Sumter, South Carolina.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nCAM makes initial preparation for Hurricane Florence. <\/span><\/h2>\nTuesday, September 11, 5:05PM<\/strong><\/p>\nHurricane Florence is barreling toward the East Coast and is predicted to hit the coast late Thursday night or early Friday morning with wind gusts in the 140 mph range. The storm is forecasted to bring catastrophic flooding in Virginia and North Carolina in the days following.<\/p>\n
Our Rapid Response teams and Search & Rescue teams are on standby, prepared to respond as needed when the storm hits. CAM\u2019s Loaves & Fishes Food kitchen is also gearing up to provide food for survivors if needed.<\/p>\n
We will keep you posted as Hurricane Florence develops. Please pray for the millions of people who are in the storm\u2019s path.<\/p>\n