CLINTON COUNTY, KY, July 2026 — The Clinton County Community Foundation (CCCF), an affiliate of the Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky, has established and is accepting donations for the Clinton County Flood Relief Fund. The fund is designed to provide support to those in Clinton County affected by the June 27, 2026, flooding in the county. Donations to the Clinton County Flood Relief Fund will be used to support survivors, individuals and businesses, as they recover from the flood damage.
Clinton County Community Foundation’s umbrella organization, the Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky, is no stranger to disaster relief work. With years of experience supporting communities through a pandemic, floods, and tornadoes, they understand that local people know local needs best. The Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky has empowered the Clinton County Community Foundation to take the lead on assessing local needs as they begin to develop a plan for supporting those who have been affected.
“We love the place we call home, and we have made a commitment to serving our community. That’s why we have established this fund to be guided by the hearts of our advisory board members and distributed to those who need it,” says David Cross, Chair of the Clinton County Community Foundation, “We are grateful for donations that will help us make an impact on those who have lost so much in a quick tragedy.”
The Clinton County Community Foundation is an affiliate of the Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky. CCCF’s mission is to provide an avenue for developing philanthropic funds for projects that enhance their community and make it a better place to live.
To donate to the Clinton County Flood Relief Fund, visit https://bit.ly/clintonfloodrelief.
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