Actress Jennifer Garner has helped design a T-shirt to raise funds for flood victims in her home state of West Virginia.
The "Dallas Buyers Club" star has teamed up with organisers at Save the Children and Omaze to design the shirt, reported People magazime.
Garner, 44, said she was inspired by her mother's experience in last month's storm, which killed 23 people, revealing she had to pull her car over to the side of the road because she couldn't see."
"She said, 'This rain has been so intense, it just won't stop'," Garner said.
Following the storms, the actress joined with organisers at Save the Children to start relief efforts by passing out supplies like "clothes for babies, diapers, toiletries", and she admits she was amazed by what she saw and heard, particularly from the kids affected by the storms.
