We are committed to helping to assist in providing assistance to the communities impacted by these harsh conditions, and we need your help to make a meaningful difference. Your contributions are crucial for making a meaningful difference.

Email Kathy Thomas at [email protected] to make a monetary donation. Please call 304-342-1115 if you have any questions.

West Virginia Chamber of Commerce Flooding Impact Survey

The West Virginia Chamber of Commerce is sharing a Flooding Impact Survey for Businesses after the devastating floods and severe weather experienced over the last several days.

Take the Survey

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Emergency Assistance & Supplies

Marion County

Pick Up Supplies From:

• Marion County Rescue | 400 Virginia Avenue, Fairmont
  • Open Monday-Friday 8 am – 4 pm for supply pickup (hygiene items, snacks, water, baby needs, and more).

• Tygart Valley United Way | 221 Washington Street, Fairmont
  • Currently accepting monetary contributions to their Flood Assistance Fund. Hygiene items can be donated directly to the TVUW.
  • Clothing donations are at capacity and no additional clothing donations are needed. 

Donations:

• Fairmont Public Safety Building | 500 Quincy Street, Fairmont
  • Open 8 am – 4:30 pm Monday-Friday.
  • Accepting clean-up supplies and water.
  • Donations can be unloaded inside during business hours or use the red phone to call someone after hours.

• Pierpont Community & Technical College | 500 Galliher Drive, Fairmont
  • Essential supplies & ‘flood buckets’ can be dropped off at side loading bays.
  • Open 8 am – 4 pm

Emergency Shelter:

• Colebank Gym, Fairmont State University | 1201 Locust Ave, Fairmont
  • The American Red Cross is providing cots, food, hygiene supplies, and more. Donations not accepted at this location.

Residents affected by flooding can also complete a VOAD damage assessment form.

Ohio County

Flood Kits are on their way, and distribution locations will be announced ASAP.

Shelter & Housing:

• Salvation Army | 140 16th Street, Wheeling
• Elm Grove Elementary Shelter | 85 Mil Acres Drive, Wheeling
  • The school will also be open from 8 a.m. to noon for the next several days to assist community members in need.
  • Please note: They are no longer accepting clothing donations.
• Greater Wheeling Coalition for the Homeless | 84 15th St, Wheeling
  • Call or walk in to begin the process of obtaining rental housing | Walk-in hours: M-F from 2-4 pm
• Call WV 211 (304-232-4625 ext. 1) if you need assistance with hotels or other monetary assistance relating to flood recovery.

Food:

• Chef N Company at American Legion Post One | 38 15th St, Wheeling
  • Chef Adam from Chef N Company is opening the American Legion Post One to serve hot meals to anyone in need — including first responders, families, and neighbors impacted by the flood starting Monday, June 16 at 5:00 p.m.
  • Also accepting donations of raw ingredients — including meats, produce, and pantry items — that can be safely prepared into hot meals for the community. Donation drop-offs are welcome now.

Contact the Wheeling-Ohio County Emergency Management Agency

Additional Resources:

Pick Up Supplies From:

• The Giving Tree | 1636 National Road, Wheeling
  • Located behind Triadelphia Middle School in the annex building, it will be open for any family in need of clothing.
  • While not accepting donations, the site is providing:
    • Clothing in a variety of sizes
    • Bedding and blankets
    • Feminine hygiene products
    • Grief counseling (available upon request)
  • Organizers encourage those seeking help or information to contact them via social media.

• Osiris Shrine | 91 Kruger Street, Wheeling
  • If you or your family are in need of assistance, please fill out this form with details about what you need.

• Valley Grove Volunteer Fire Department | 355 Firehouse Lane, Valley Grove
  • Accepting donations and providing supplies to those in need.
  • Visit their Facebook page for more information & if you have any questions.

Childcare:

• Holy Family Childcare and Development Center | 161 Edgington Lane, Wheeling
• • Providing up to 4 hours of care for children who need care dependent on licensing: Call: 304-242-5222. ONLY AVAILABLE FROM 1 PM-5 PM.
  • More information on future days can be found at Holy Family Childcare and Development Center’s Facebook page

Tetanus Shots:

• Location 1: Wheeling Ohio-County Health Department | 1500 Chapline Street, Wheeling
  • Open M-F 9 am – 4 pm
• Location 2: Riesbeck’s Parking Lot | 2485 National Road, Wheeling
  • Shots will be distributed starting at 8:30 a.m., Monday, June 16. No registration is required. Proof of a West Virginia ID is needed. The health department can be reached at 304-234-3682.
• Location 3: Wheeling Health Right | 61 29th St, Wheeling
  • Including a mobile unit at Valley Grove Volunteer Fire Department | 355 Firehouse Lane, Valley Grove

For assistance getting supplies delivered in Ohio County, call 304-234-7109. 

Stay Out of Affected Areas

Rescue teams are still actively working on search and recovery efforts throughout the area. Officials are advising the public to avoid flood-affected zones, as numerous roads are still unsafe and unstable.

Below you will find information on organizations and businesses accepting donations to help those affected by the devastating flooding in Ohio and Marion counties.

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Resources

West Virginia Chamber of Commerce Flooding Impact Survey

The West Virginia Chamber of Commerce is sharing a Flooding Impact Survey for Businesses after the devastating floods and severe weather experienced over the last several days.

Take the Survey

West Virginia Disaster Survey

West Virginia Emergency Management has a Disaster Survey to help work with state and local officials, volunteers, and community groups to collect information on damages resulting from the floods.

Take the Survey

Red Cross

The Red Cross is active throughout the state of West Virginia

Visit the Red Cross Website

Disaster Resource Information

The West Virginia Department of Health & Human Resources Disaster Resource Center.

View the Disaster Resource Center

FEMA

Visit FEMA’s Resource Center for additional resources.

View the FEMA’s Resource Center

Disaster Assistance

Get help applying for FEMA disaster assistance.

DisasterAssistance.gov

U.S. Small Business Administration: West Virginia

Get help from the SBA for your business.

U.S. SBA: West Virginia

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Key Organizations for Monetary Donations

The West Virginia Chamber Foundation

• Email Kathy Thomas at [email protected] to make a monetary donation. Please call 304-342-1115 if you have any questions.

American Red Cross (West Virginia Chapter)

• The Red Cross is always a primary responder to disasters and accepts financial contributions.
• How to Donate: Visit their website at https://www.redcross.org/ or call 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767). You can specify your donation to West Virginia flood relief if possible, though general disaster relief donations are also crucial.

Altmeyer Funeral Homes in Partnership with United Way

• Make a contribution to the TMCFunding campaign found here, and Altmeyer Funeral Homes will ensure it goes to those in need. It is most helpful to direct all donations to one central organization. United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley is experienced in managing receipt and distribution of these funds.

Catholic Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston

• Northern Panhandle parishes will be conducting a special collection to be held June 21-22 to assist the flood relief efforts coordinated by Catholic Charities West Virginia and affiliated Catholic agencies, such as the St. Vincent de Paul Society. Click here to learn more. To make a donation, visit www.ccwva.org.

The Salvation Army

• The Salvation Army provides various services including disaster relief.
• How to Donate: Visit https://salvationarmyusa.org/ to donate online or find local centers.
• Salvation Army is seeking to be a longer-term shelter. They need twin bedding and volunteers (especially for overnight). They have washers, dryers, and shower facilities. Capacity Limit: 30 people. 140 16th Street, Wheeling.

United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley

• The United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley is accepting monetary donations to assist those affected. Donations can be made online at www.unitedwayuov.org.
• Residents in need of food, water, clothing, or other essentials can call 211 to be connected to available resources.

WV Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (WVVOAD) “Disaster Recovery Fund”

• WVVOAD works to coordinate relief efforts across the state. 100% of donations to this fund are intended to go directly to serving those in need.
• How to Donate: Checks may be mailed to: WV VOAD Disaster Relief Fund, 2700 E Dupont Avenue, Suite 14, Belle, WV 25015
• More information may be available at https://www.wvvoad.org/.

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Essential Supplies Needed

Items most urgently needed:

• Muck boots, Flat shovels, Mops, Brooms, Buckets, Squeegees, Paper towels, Trash pumps & Dehumidifiers
• Baby wipes, Sunblock, Bug spray, Gatorade, Pet food & supplies

*Clothing donations are not needed as of June 18.

Cleaning Supplies

• All-purpose cleaner
• Bleach
• Buckets
• Cleaning wipes
• Contractor bags
• Dish soap
• Duct tape
• Gloves
• Mops
• Paper towels
• Scrub brushes
• Sponges & rags
• Spray bottles
• Squeegees
• Trash cans
• Brooms

Hygiene Products

• Adult diapers
• Baby wipes
• Deodorant
• Feminine products
• Personal hygiene items (e.g., toothpaste, toothbrushes, shampoo)

  Food Supplies

• Bottled and jugged water
• Canned goods
• Shelf-stable food
• Pet food

Baby Needs

• Diapers
• Wipes

Other Supplies

• First aid supplies
• Storage bins
• Shovels
• Garbage bags
• Blankets
• Monetary donations

*Do not bring clothing donations to the main drop-off sites.

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Key Organizations for Physical Donations

Call the Donation Coordination hotline to coordinate donation drop-offs: 304-234-7109.

Locations Accepting Large Donations:

• Wheeling Armory | 25 Armory Drive, Wheeling
  • Call first: 304-234-7109
• WesBanco Arena | 2 14th Street, Wheeling
• Guntry at The Highlands | 45 Caliber Drive, Triadelphia
• Elm Grove Elementary School | 85 Mil Acres Drive, Wheeling
  • Open M-F 8 am – 12 pm

West Virginia University Flood Donation Drive

• The WVU Land-Grant & Community Outreach will be collecting donations of cleaning supplies to be transported to both Ohio and Marion Counties.
• Donations may be dropped off at the WVU Coliseum from 7:30 am – 6 pm on Wednesday, June 18.
• Click here for more information and a full list of supplies needed.

Brooke County EMA

• Brooke County will be collecting donations for the flood relief for Ohio County beginning Monday from 9am-4pm and will continue Tuesday and Wednesday and beyond if needed.
• Donation sites: Brooke County EMS Pleasant ave Wellsburg, Follansbee Fire station, Wednesday at the farmers market Wellsburg behind the courthouse 4-7, Wednesday Boy Scouts troop 1553 at Brooke Hills Park from 5-7.

Bubba’s Burghers at The Highlands | 300 Wharton Circle, Triadelphia

• Bubba’s Burghers is collecting water, supplies, and other helpful donations starting Sunday and continuing through Thursday. As a thank-you, anyone who donates supplies will receive 20% off their food bill.
• In addition, first responders helping with flood relief are invited to stop by for a free meal — call-ahead orders are welcome.

Catholic Charities Neighborhood Center | 125 18th Street, Wheeling

• The Catholic Charities Neighborhood Center in Wheeling is accepting donations Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Cirque De Cheveux Salon and Spa | 496 National Rd, Wheeling

• Cirque De Cheveux Salon and Spa will be collecting donations

Elm Grove Business Association | 2112 Lumber Avenue, Wheeling

• Collecting doantions for those in need. Call Kristy at 304-563-5674 if you have any questions.

The Experience Church | 47998 Watson Road, Saint Clairsville, OH

• The Experience Church is reaching out to anyone impacted by the flooding.
  “If you or someone you know is in need, please let us know how we can help,” the church said in a post.
• Residents can fill out this support form: Request Help from The Experience Church

Junior League of Wheeling | 907 1/2 National Rd, Wheeling

• The Junior League of Wheeling is accepting donations to aid their community. To arrange a drop-off or make a monetary donation, contact Sam, or make a donation through Venmo and Zelle. 
• Venmo: @Samantha-Scarnechia | Zelle: 304-639-7033

LJ’s Hoagie King | 3900 Jacob Street, Wheeling

• LJ’s Hoagie King will be collecting donations during regular business hours 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Marshall County Animal Shelter | 37 Animal Shelter Drive, Moundsville

• The Marshall County Animal Shelter is accepting pet-related donations to help animals impacted by the flooding in Ohio County. Items needed include:
  • Dog and cat food
  • Leashes
  • Bowls
  • Animal beds
  • Carriers
  • Any other pet-related supplies
• Donations can be dropped off at the MCAS. Staff ask that you note the items are for flood victims, as the shelter receives general donations daily.

Martins Ferry Rec Center | 401 S 4th Street, Martins Ferry, OH

• Martins Ferry Mayor John Davies announced that the Martins Ferry Rec Center will be open to collect goods for flood victims.

Ohio County 4-H Flood Relief | 51 16th St #301, Wheeling

• The Ohio County 4-H is organizing volunteer efforts to help local families clean up flood damage. In a social media post, the group encouraged anyone willing to help with debris removal and basement cleanouts to join their special “4-H Flood Relief” TeamReach group. To participate:
• Download the TeamReach app | Join using code: HandsH2025
• Volunteers will be deployed as specific needs are identified.

Ohio Valley Mutual Aid

• Ohio Valley Mutual Aid is offering volunteer-based cleanup support to help residents clear flooded homes and basements. If you are in need of help — or would like to volunteer with a cleanup team — you can fill out the form here: Request or Offer Help Form
• For those who would like to contribute financially to grassroots cleanup efforts, donations can be sent via Venmo to @mossygob15.

Ruttenbucks Bar and Grill | 141 W Alexander Road, Valley Grove

• Ruttenbucks Bar and Grill is currently accepting donations of bottled water and cleaning supplies to support flood victims. The restaurant is also providing free meals to all first responders in need of a break and a hot meal.
• Please note: Clothing donations are not being accepted at this time.

St. Mark Lutheran Church | 141 Kruger Street, Wheeling

• St. Mark Lutheran Church will begin collecting items for local residents impacted by the flood.
• Donations can be dropped off by the church’s main office.

Tiltonsville Fire Department | 123 Grandview Avenue # B, Tiltonsville, OH

• Actively taking donations at their station.

West Alexander Fair | 116 U.S. Hwy 40, West Alexander, PA

• People can drop off donations to the food court on the fairgrounds.

West Liberty Lions Club Family Support Center | 840 Van Meter Way, West Liberty

• The West Liberty Elementary School gym will be open as a drop-off point for families in need of flood relief.

Are You Accepting Donations?

If your organization is providing services or collecting donations for flood victims and is not currently listed, please send your details to Lilly Barickman at [email protected] so we can include you in this ongoing resource list.

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The need for action is urgent to support our fellow West Virginians and our communities.

Please consider contributing to our relief efforts, as every little bit helps those in our communities who are struggling. Together, we can provide the assistance needed to help our neighbors rebuild and recover.

Thank you for your support during this critical time. If you have any questions or want to assist with cleanup, don’t hesitate to reach out to the West Virginia Chamber at 304-342-1115 or email Kathy Thomas at [email protected].

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Southern West Virginia 2025 Flood Relief Efforts

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