Tornado damage in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, May 9, 2011
(David Ingram)
Devastated by last month’s tornadoes, communities across the South are working toward recovery. For one small Alabama community help is coming from an unexpected group of benefactors. With a population close to 1000 citizens, Phil Campbell, Alabama was hit hard losing 26 citizens and over 400 town structures. Phil Campbell, organizer of the “I am with Phil” campaign, which draws support from people named Phil Campbell committed to help rebuild the small Alabama community.
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Thanks for the interview! We're at www.imwithphil.com. The campaign is called "I'm with Phil."
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