Many are sending help to Puerto Rico after Hurricane Fiona ripped through the U.S. Territory including a nonprofit organization in Danville.
God's Pit Crew hosted a mobile Blessing Bucket Event on Friday morning in Altavista.
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They got a helping hand from community members and Moore's Electrical and Mechanical workers who help them pack more than 1,000 buckets.
They filled them with first aid kits, non-perishable food, a bible, and a handwritten note.
"We brought the empty buckets, all the materials, we set up the assembly line, and then Moore's and other people from the community came as volunteers and were on the assembly line assembling buckets," said Julie Burnett, Blessing Bucket Program Director for God's Pit Crew.
Burnett said they are adding more blessing buckets from their warehouse to the shipment. That will make for a total of more than 2,000 blessing buckets they're sending off.
She said one of their partners, Convoy of Hope, is taking them directly to Puerto Rico.