Landscaper Hits the Road to Help Oklahoma

Jun 3, 2013

Updated Jun 4, 2013

Source: Patch.com, Photo Credit: Visual Edge

One landscaper is taking a little time away from his business, but it’s not for vacation.

Andrew Jenkins, owner of Loudoun, Virgini.-based Visual Edge, headed to Oklahoma with a truck full of supplies donated from residents and businesses in the area, according to Patch.com.

That state of Oklahoma was recently been ravaged by an onset of tornadoes, including the city of Moore.

On May 20, an EF5 tornado devastated Moore, killing 23 people and injuring hundreds more.

Watch an interview with Jenkins here.

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