It will take weeks, months and potentially years to clean up from Hurricane Helene in East Tennessee. Loved ones are still waiting on word from family members, hoping they simply evacuated and can't be reached.

The remnants of Hurricane Helene thrashed East Tennessee on Friday, causing catastrophic flooding in several communities near the North Carolina border. The big picture: Towns were evacuated and whole homes were carried away by record-breaking floodwaters.

Schools are serving as shelters in some communities, and conditions are too dangerous in others to hold classes.

Organized by the East Tennessee Foundation, the Neighbor to Neighbor Disaster Relief Fund "provides timely disaster grants to nonprofit organizations in our 25-county region in East Tennessee."

Floods from Hurricane Helene have devastated communities. Here are places to drop off supplies and give money.

Knox News photojournalists have spread out across East Tennessee. Here are the images our photojournalists captured of the Hurricane Helene damage.

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