HALFWAY TO HAZARD RAISES OVER 450K FOR HURRICANE RELIEF EFFORTS

 Recent Telethon Banked $450,714.96 to Benefit Those Affected by Recent Storms

Halfway to Hazard Performs Live During Hurricane Relief Telethon

Following the devastating aftermath of the recent hurricanes, country music duo Halfway to Hazard wanted to help aid those affected by the deadly storms.  Early this month, David Tolliver and Chad Warrix teamed with Kentucky CBS affiliate television station WYMT-TV to host a live telethon benefiting storm victims. Their collective efforts raised $450,714.96, all of which goes directly to those struggling as result of the storms.

"It amazes me that every time Kentucky, especially East Kentucky, is asked to help, they do," says Tolliver. "The people here are always ready to do whatever they can to help no matter where it is. I can't believe we raised almost half a million dollars for the relief effort and the total continues to rise. It just speaks volumes to the character of our home state, if there is a challenge or a need, we are there to help."

Warrix adds, "Kentuckians have a long history of coming to the aid of our fellow Americans. The relief telethon was a heartwarming example of that. It makes me proud to show up to an event organized by Kentuckians, showcasing Kentuckians knowing that we are gonna make a difference that day with the funds and awareness raised. God Bless America."

Halfway to Hazard and WYMT-TV urge the public to continue to donate to the cause. Donations can be submitted through the American Red Cross HERE.

For more information on Halfway to Hazard, visit halfwaytohazard.com.