I just returned home from Swannanoa, North Carolina, which is near Asheville. This place got hit so hard. The organization that I’m helping is called Savage Ops. They typically do search and rescue, search and recovery as well as big equipment and chainsaw work to clear roads and properties and get trees off of homes and such. They are starting a new initiative where upon they are trying to establish building permanent homes where homes have been lost. It’s in its infancy and has a ways to go. I went up to help the gentleman Chany who has for six weeks actually been feeding anywhere from 25 to 80 people a day all by himself and he has a six month old and he lives in the area so has also had to deal with a lot of the destruction. So my goal was to be able to give him a break and support him as he’s been supporting everybody else. He also is a paratrooper and was involved right from the beginning with search and rescue search and recovery. The organization is in transition, both in location of where they have their operation center, as well as in what their initiative is going to be. Lesson Learned: Creamed corn done right is no joke. Grace note: Sometimes the best way to help is by helping those who are supporting others.