West Virginians Find Relief in Two Local Businesses

ELKVIEW, WV--(Marketwired - Jul 5, 2016) - Narrow, low valleys, steep mountains and a violent strand of storms aligned in West Virginia, leaving thousands without power or homeless. Experts are calling this a "once in a thousand years" storm as Governor Tomblin explained this to be the "flooding of the century" as 44 of 55 counties were declared in a state of emergency.

As the community begins to get back on their feet, locals find relief as neighbors and businesses band together to help those in need. Two local marketing firms, Future Analytical Marketing, Inc. and Stealth Advertising, Inc. are joining the movement to help the victims of this tragic flooding.

"We just want to help those that have been affected by this disaster," said Jed Gibbs, President of Future Analytical Marketing, Inc. "We are part of the community and we believe it is incredibly important that we all look out for each other during times of need."

"Anything we can do to help, even if it is as simple as handing out bagged lunches and bottles of water," said Billy Taylor, President of Stealth Advertising, Inc. "We have an obligation to assist our neighbors."

Using what supplies are available and organizing a relief plan for their local areas, both Jed and Billy, along with many of their associates at Future Analytical Marketing and Stealth Advertising will be passing out bagged lunches as well as dog and cat food, and cleaning supplies on Thursday in Elkview on June 30^th.

To get involved and help the local community visit www.redcross.org/local/west-virginia/volunteer.