AD Disaster Relief Foundation Seeks Donations for Hurricane Michael Devastation

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Oct 21, 2018

Hurricane Michael was the strongest hurricane on record to hit the Florida Panhandle, with up to 155 mph winds, destructive flooding, and life-threatening storm surges. Multiple AD member employees have been displaced from their homes and have lost everything due to this horrific storm.

AD is a member owned organization that brings growth-oriented independent distributors and supplier partners together. The AD Disaster Relief Foundation enables the AD community to support one another’s people when disasters strike.

Donate here: www.adfoundation.com//how-to-help/hurricane-michael

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