The American Red Cross set up a disaster relief location at First Lutheran Church in Blair, 2146 Wright St., following Friday afternoon's tornado.
The tornado, which reportedly stretched about 1-mile wide east and west of the Blair Executive Airport, left behind extensive damage for residents along its path of destruction.
Volunteers with First Lutheran Church helped pack lunches and gather supplies donated by individuals. Items from packing supplies, boxes, clothing, food and cleaning supplies are available for those affected by the storm.
Emily Petersen, a member of the church, said there are some people who have come in for supplies.
"I think the immediate need right now is boxes, totes, packing materials, but some people are already picking up paper towels, toilet paper," she said.
The church will also act as a shelter for those who need it, though it is mainly serving as a donation station.
"We're doing it all," Petersen said.
Blair Mayor Mindy Rump opened up a tree debris dump site at Third and Grant streets. The city has also opened up the brush pile to all area residents. The city and county are coordinating to create a tree debris drop-off near the Blair Executive Airport.
