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    16 June 2010 | POSTED BY Doug Andersen

    Mormon Missionaries Lend Helping Hand to Ohio Tornado Victims

    A vicious tornado that made its way through northwest Ohio on June 5 has left many in the damaged area in need of helping hands.

    Toledo, Ohio's WTVG recently reported on the cleanup efforts of 200 volunteers in Ohio's Fulton County. Approximately 50 of those volunteers were missionaries from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, wearing yellow Mormon Helping Hands T-shirts.

    See the video from WTVG.

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