Two Salvation Army chaplains from Wisconsin traveling to North Carolina to help Hurricane Florence victims

Two Salvation Army chaplains from Wisconsin are heading to North Carolina on Monday to help people affected by Hurricane Florence.

The chaplains will leave from Mitchell International Airport in Milwaukee on Monday morning. The names of the chaplains were not released Sunday. 

Since The Salvation Army arrived in the Carolinas on Sept. 10, the organization has provided more than 125,000 meals, 108,000 drinks and 50,000 snacks in addition to food boxes and comfort kits.

To contribute to The Salvation Army's Hurricane Florence disaster relief, donors can give money online - SalvationArmyWI.org - call (414) 302-4300, send a check to Salvation Army, 11315 W. Watertown Plank Road, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin 53226, ask Amazon Alexa to "make a donation to The Salvation Army" or text 'STORM" to 51555.