Indian Lake Resources, Updates & Continued Efforts

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Clean-up efforts continue at Indian Lake.

Sunday, volunteers worked for several hours to clean debris from shorelines around Indian Lake.

Here’s your Monday update on continued efforts and important information:

INDIAN LAKE TORNADO RELIEF FUND

As of 12:20 PM on Sunday, 2,281 donors have given $871,637. The United Way Board seeded the fund with $100,000 the morning after the tornado to help start relief efforts.  Thus the total Relief Fund stands at $971,637.

To date, $87,347.16 has been used to purchase roofing materials, generators, portable storage units, transportation, prescription medication, set up two Multi-Agency Resource Centers, and provide specialized assistance to clients of a mental health agency and the Logan County Cancer Society. Agencies involved in providing direct relief to provide for the basic immediate needs of tornado victims (food, clothing, shelter, transportation, prescriptions) can apply for funding at THIS LINK or by calling United Way at (937) 592-2886.

In the coming weeks, we will be working with the EMA and other local organizations to identify the unmet needs of victims and provide help in those areas.

ASSISTANCE FOR TORNADO VICTIMS

United Way is coordinating TWO Multi-Agency Resource Centers for any tornado victims.  Representatives from agencies such as the American Red Cross, Bridges Community Action, Community Health & Wellness Partners, Logan County Department of Job & Family Services, and multiple government and non-profit agencies will be present to help victims apply for benefits and other assistance.

Russells Point – behind Gathering Grounds Coffee Shop
337 E. Main St. Russells Point)

Lakeview – next to Osgood Bank
165 E. Lake St.

Hours:
Monday 3/25 – 8 AM to 6 PM
Tuesday 3/26 – 10 AM to 7 PM
Wednesday 3/27 – 8 AM to 6P M
Thursday 3/28 – 10 AM to 7 PM
Friday 3/29 – 8 AM to 6 PM
Saturday 3/30 – 10 AM to 7 PM

REPORT YOUR DAMAGE

Logan County EMA is asking individuals and families that were impacted by the March 14th Tornado to report their damage and provide contact information and pictures if you have them.  This information will be shared with FEMA as they assess our impacts to determine if we qualify for a federal disaster declaration.  Locally, we will also use this information to connect you with our Long-Term Recovery Committee for assistance with unmet needs.

Call the Recovery Call Center at 937-292-4041 Monday through Wednesday (March 25-27) between 10 AM and 7 PM.

You may also click the form below to report your damage.  Photos help show the devastation as FEMA comes in.

CLICK HERE TO REPORT YOUR DAMAGE!

This link is also available to help.

INDIAN LAKE RESIDENTS ONLY: Need anything?

Stations for food, clothes, personal needs items, baby supplies, and more are available in the following locations.

  • Lakeview United Methodist Church
    110 Brown St. – Lakeview
    Open 9 AM to 6 PM Monday through Saturday
  • Indian Lake Baptist Church
    330 W. Lake St. – Lakeview
    Open 10 AM to Noon and 4 PM to 6 PM Monday through Saturday
  • Lakeview Fire Department
    540 N. Main St. – Lakeview
    Open 9 AM to 5 PM Daily
  • Indian Lake Community Church Lighthouse Building
    121 Orchard Island Rd. – Russells Point
    Open 9 AM to 4 PM Daily
  • Indian Lake Moose Lodge 1533
    11044 Lake St. – Lakeview (Chippewa)
    Open 11 AM to 8 PM Daily
  • Indian Lake Rollerena
    330 Taylor Rd. – Russells Point
  • St. Vincent de Paul
    463 Madison Avenue- Russells Point
    Open 10 AM to 4 PM Daily

Shelter available at:

  • The American Red Cross shelter is now located at:
    Galliee Lutheran Church
    301 Lincoln Blvd. – Russells Point
    1-800-RED CROSS for additional information.

Transportation:

  • RTC Services Provides FREE transportation for tornado victims.  Call 937-593-0039 to schedule a ride.

Debris Removal:
Need help cleaning up?  Roof tarping?  Call Crisis Clean-Up at 844-965-1386.  

Mental heal Support:
The Mental Health, Drug, and Alcohol Services Board of Logan and Champaign Counties is partnering with TCN Behavioral Health and area faith-based organizations to provide NO COST counseling services to those impacted by the tornado.  Available services include individual, family, peer support, and faith-based care.

Location:  Hometown Yoga at the Lake, 315 E. Main St. Russells Point
Wednesday 3/27 – Noon to 4 PM
Friday 3/29 – 2 PM to 6 PM
Monday 4/1 – Noon to 4 PM
Wednesday 4/3 – Noon to 4 PM
Friday 4/5 – 2 PM to 6 PM

Transportation can be provided by calling 937-539-3351.

If you need immediate support, are feeling anxious, or simply need an opportunity to de-brief with someone outside the support drop-in center hours, please call 988.