By Tammy Moore Teague
Local non-profit SADA, Students Against Drugs and Alcohol, wasted no time in responding to the need of their neighbors in wake of Friday’s tornado.
The group worked in the Parkridge addition and old Uniontown Road area near Van Buren. They began working early Saturday morning and worked through the evening. Their work was critical as they cleared trees from the roadway to allow first responders access to hard hit areas.
Additionally, the charitable group worked to clear a tree off a home belonging to a 97-year-old, 40 year navy veteran. Their service minded mission is for veterans, children and community. Time after time they have proven their dedication to that motto. SADA owner, Tom Ross is proud of the group’s service and dedication to the community.
After working to assist the tornado victims in Crawford County, SADA members made their way back to Lavaca to appear in the city’s annual Christmas parade. “These guys do this because they care about our community,” stated Ross.
The group is a great asset to this community, and supports local organizations and events such as Barling Cruise Night. If you are interested in learning more about this organization you can visit their Facebook page.
Every dollar that is donated to SADA goes to toward the mission. Ross explained that no one within the organization receives payment for the assistance they provide. If you would like to donate or help with this mission you can go here.
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