Facebook post thanks volunteers who fed Mississippi after disaster
A Facebook post thanking volunteers who helped feed Mississippi during a recent disaster is no longer available on the social media platform. The post read, “Thank you for showing up to help feed Mississippi during the recent disaster! We appreciate you!”
A notice accompanying the content said the post may be unavailable because the owner limited its audience, changed who can see it or deleted it. The notice did not provide additional details about the author or the timing of the original message.
Feeding operations are a common and critical part of disaster response in Mississippi, where communities often rely on food banks, faith-based organizations, local emergency agencies and volunteers to distribute meals when storms, flooding or other emergencies disrupt normal services. Volunteers who help prepare and deliver food provide immediate relief and support longer-term recovery efforts.
Social media posts such as the unavailable message play a role in coordinating volunteers and acknowledging community efforts, and their removal can complicate outreach and record-keeping. We will provide more information as it becomes available.
