BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Rayzor's Dawg House on N. Main Street in Eden is looking to do its part to help give back to those impacted by the tornado earlier this week.
On Saturday, Rayzor's will offer free ice cream and is asking that you consider making a donation to the families in need. The owner Jeff Walker, and his wife Kimberly, will match what is raised in donations and Rayzor's will also donate a portion of the sales on Saturday.
Rayzor's said it will work with town officials to make sure all the families receive all the money donated on Saturday.
Earlier this week, 7 News spoke to Catherine and David Mammoser of Mammoser Farms on E Eden Road. Their farm was destroyed but they are vowing to bounce back.
This isn't the first time they'll have to rebuild, they lost barns during Snowvember in 2014.
On Thursday we spoke to other residents in Eden who were picking up the pieces and described what they experienced.
Gary Nobbs has lived in Eden for more than 50 years and he said he's never seen anything like this. A massive tree fell and demolished every bedroom inside his home.
Some houses on East Eden Road are considered condemned, including someone's entire barn.
