MAC Members Build Food Pantry Following Tornado

On December 10, 2021 a devastating tornado impacted a large portion of Western Kentucky. Many homes were damaged or suffered total losses, and many families lives were changed within an instant.

MAC (Member Action Committee) members of Locals 224, 357, and 1076 set out on Saturday December 18, 2021, at the request of Deacon Ricky Sleigh of Powers Chapel General Baptist Church. This church is located two miles up the road from Bremen, KY which suffered a major impact from the tornado.

In total, we had 14 members representing each local working diligently to build approximately 100 feet of shelving to be used as a temporary food pantry for those affected.  All material was donated by Lowes, and each member brought out plenty of their own tools to insure a job well done.

IKORCC Ready to Help After Weekend Storms in KY

The Indiana/Kentucky/Ohio Regional Council of Carpenters stands with our brothers and sisters in Kentucky following a devastating tornado over the weekend that affected many businesses, industrial facilities, homes and healthcare facilities.

Our local unions and regional hubs are ready to respond and help as needed. Affected members are encouraged to contact your local for help with water, masks and more as supplies last. Please contact your local directly for specifics & to make arrangements. Please call ahead before arriving.

Local 175: Louisville, Kentucky
502-363-1751

Local 224: Newburgh, Indiana
812-490-0500

Local 357: Paducah, Kentucky
270-442-1148

Local 1650: Lexington, Kentucky
859-252-5254

Local 1076: Millwrights Kentucky
317-807-5715

We are working diligently to ensure all members are safe & assessing how we can help our members and the community.