
8,000 of the rescued individuals are currently living in shelters scattered throughout Louisiana since they have no home to return to. Hearing about the Baton Rouge flooding, a man across the Mississippi River is doing his best to help the victims by feeding them.

Dornhost then went to a local Sam’s Club with his family where they spent over $850 on 108 pounds of meat. Dornhorst said, “By 9, I had the food at Sam’s Club,” and “By 11, my wife had seasoned it up.”

Multi-tasking meant throwing his whole griller, flame smoking and all in the back of his truck as he drove around looking for shelters. Noon eventually came around and no sights of any shelters…
Dornhorst eventually pulled over to a parking lot because the brisket had to be thrown into the smoker when a curious business owner came by and directed Dornhorst to the Media Centre (a shelter for the victims).

The family was cooking to the grills’ maximum capacity the whole time. Chicken and sausage cooked on two small grills while three full pot roasts in another chamber and briskets being smoked in the final chamber. Unfortunately, by the time 7 p.m. came around, all 108 pounds of meat was consumed.

Dornhorst also said he was glad his daughter came along because, “I brought my 4-year-old so she could see what it’s like when you don’t have a bed.” A tough, but very caring father.

When asked about the reasoning behind his kind gesture he said, “The Lord blessed us with all of these things,” looking at his truck, his smoker, and his cooking utensils. “There are enough people suffering here that I can do this to help.”
What a touching story about a family who is making a positive impact on the world. Hats off to Dornhorst family, you have my thanks.
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