Elkhorn families reunite with keepsakes after tornado outbreak [Video]

WELL, VOLUNTEERS AT DONATION CENTERS SAY THEY ARE SEEING THE MOST PEOPLE SINCE FRIDAY’S STORMS. FAMILIES ARE PICKING UP FOOD, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AND EVEN THEIR KEEPSAKES. KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN’S ALEX ALEX MCLOON IS LIVE IN ELKHORN. ALEX. YEAH, ROB. WE’RE AT THE RELEVANT COMMUNITY CHURCH NEXT DOOR TO THE RAMBLEWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD. ONE OF THE AREAS HIT HARDEST BY THE STORMS. BUT TODAY WE ARE SEEING A GLIMMER OF HOPE. SO MANY PEOPLE DONATED AND DONATING FOOD, NON-PERISHABLES, AND OTHER ITEMS. PEOPLE STILL COMING THROUGH CARTING ITEMS TO THEIR CARS, A BIT OF A LULL IN THE LINE RIGHT NOW, BUT YOU CAN SEE THIS IS THE EFFORT BEFORE THE EFFORT CLOSES FOR THE NIGHT. AROUND 5:00. BUT INSIDE THE CHURCH, THOUGH, DONATIONS LIKE FREE FOOD, WATER AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ARE AVAILABLE FOR FREE, VOLUNTEERS ARE GOING INTO RAMBLEWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD AS WELL, WHERE THEY’RE FINDING KEEPSAKES IN THE STREETS AND THE …