MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- After an EF-3 tornado touched down in Selmer, Tennessee, last Thursday, the Salvation Army of Jackson gathered together to help provide relief and support to those impacted by the deadly storm. On April 3, a tornado reaching 160 miles per hour struck the Mid-South and left behin d a trail of devastation. In McNairy County, there were three confirmed fatalities, along with damage to more than 300 structures. Over 100 structures were reported completely destroyed. 📡 See more breaking news, local news and weather from WREG.com for Memphis and the Mid-South. 📧 Sign up for WREG newsletters and have the latest top stories sent right to your inbox. On April 4, the Salvation Army arrived in Selmer, Tennessee, to serve locals and first responders hot meals, hydration, and emotional and spiritual care. Services are being provided at the Selmer Civic Center on 230 North 5th Street. So far, crews with the Salvation Army say they have served 1,063 meals, 1,811 drinks, 826 snacks, and 62 emotional and spiritual care contacts. They say 100 meals are distributed at breakfast and more than 250 meals each for lunch and dinner. Volunteer Roger Fowler says many roads remain impassable in the hardest-hit areas. “Some roads are completely wiped out. It’s been hard to reach certain communities, and each night we’ve had more storms, which makes everything more difficult—including flooded roads,” He said. Fowler says one woman's home was spared during the storm while other homes around hers were destroyed. He says she has since devoted her time to helping her neighbors recover as well by cooking meals and distributing supplies. “People are hurting, but they’re helping each other. It’s humbling to see," Fowler said. Ways to donate can be found below: Online: HelpSalvationArmy.org Phone: 1-800-SAL-ARMY Mail: The Salvation Army PO Box 436437 Louisville, KY 40253 (Please write --- ‘April 2025 Tennessee Tornado’ in the memo line.) ...read more read less