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The impacts from Helene have devastated parts of western North Carolina.

Dams broke, towns flooded, homes and businesses washed away as more than 40 trillion gallons of rain were unleashed on the Southeast U.S.

Helene and its impacts killed more than 120 North Carolinians. For weeks, hundreds of thousands were without power.

There are significant postal service delays, which could have a big impact on early voting in the upcoming election.

Below is a brief list of how you can help folks in need:

Donate Directly

• Boone Area Chamber of Commerce
• You can find more organizations to donate to .
• You can also to help nurses impacted by Helene.
• The Diaper Bank of North Carolina has set up for those in need.
• For more, GoFundMe has compiled a list of .

Additionally, Heather Oberg and Nicole Schoychid have to prioritize what donation centers actually need in western North Carolina.

Donation Drop-Offs in the Triangle

• Burial Beer Co. 鈥� 500 E Davie Street #170, Raleigh
• Bond Brothers Beer Company 鈥� 202 East Cedar Street, Cary
• Fullsteam & Boxyard RTP 鈥� 900 Park Offices Drive, Durham
• in Scott Family Athletics Performance Center 鈥� 110 Whitford Drive in Durham 鈥� during regular business hours (8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Monday-Friday).
• Bull City Burger and Brewery is accepting donations of bottled water, personal wipes, canned foods, baby formula, feminine products, first aid items, diapers and more at 107 E Parrish Street in Durham.
• The Durham Bulls accepting donations to help those who have been devastated by Hurricane Helene on Friday and Saturday evenings. Cases of water, toiletries, baby formula, diapers, wipes, socks, flashlights, batteries, pet food, trash bags and more are needed.

Blue Ridge Public Radio has a victims too.