Parishes and schools in Nashville Diocese help flood victims
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NASHVILLE, TENN. — Once Charlene Garrett got a close look at the flood damage that left so many of her neighbors surrounded by piles of ruined furniture and debris, she was determined to help.
So she organized a command center at St. Matthew Parish in Franklin, where she serves as director of stewardship and development for the church and school, to help move volunteers and supplies to those in need after the unprecedented rainfall and flooding in middle Tennessee in early May.
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