Rodney Atkins helped out tornado victims in the southeast by hosting a tornado relief radio drive and pledging to match all donations up to $15,000.
The support efforts are directed at the communities most directly affected by the storms: Harrogate, Tennessee; West Liberty, Kentucky and East Bernstadt, Kentucky.
"The news of the devastating tornadoes that ripped through Tennessee and Kentucky have destroyed lives and left a lot of folks without hope," Atkins said in a press release. "So please help raise money for those in need. Anyone can find out more on how to help at my official website."
The radio drive has come to an end, but charitable individuals can still make contributions through Rodney's website.
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