Belton's Resilience: Community Unites After Tornado

0:00Belting guy hit horror by an EF-1 tornado on April 17, tearing through homes and knocking out power. The town still picking up the pieces, but local groups like Heart and Hand are stepping up big time with baby formula, fresh produce, meat, and more for families in need. Right after the storm cleared, volunteers rushed supplies to firehouses, police stations, and hard-hit neighborhoods. One key player, Danielle Marley, Campos from Heart and Hand, knows the drill from surviving Chaplin's big twister, back in college, she's been on foot, handing out food and drinks to make sure no one goes without. Folks are pulling together everywhere you look. And nearby Raymore, a couple spent the day clearing trees for neighbors whose roofs guy ripped off, while their own power stayed out for nearly a full day. The local BBQ spot, 81-6 fired up free meals for anyone affected, showing that community love right back. Heart and Hand's pantry is overflowing thanks to donations, stock with dairy and extras

1:01to rebuild lives and restore hope. The city's teaming up with them now to channel more aid, straight to those who need it most. That spirit of neighbors having each other's backs is carrying Belton through this, proof that tough times bring out the best in people. That wraps Kansas News today, brought to you with AI, I'm Cory with the Story.