After the Aug. 10 derecho left Iowans with damaged homes and without power, many are asking how they can help. Volunteer: United Way of East Central Iowa is asking for volunteers who would be able to deliver food, serve food, cook food, clean up storm damage, sharpen and repair chainsaws and more. For those able to do any of these tasks, click here. Story County Emergency Management is asking for volunteers. To sign up, click here. For those in eastern Iowa, the city of Marion is asking for volunteers to call them at 319-447-3581. Table 2 Table in Iowa City is looking for volunteers to deliver food. For more information, click here. Donate:The American Red Cross is asking for donations to assist in disaster relief. In the donation process, you can click to specifically support the local Red Cross program. To donate, click here. The Salvation Army is asking for volunteers and monetary donations. For more information, click here. Feed Iowa First is a nonprofit in Linn County that provides fresh food from local famers to residents in need. To donate, click here. The Hawkeye Area Community Action Plan is a nonprofit that is providing relief to six counties, specifically aimed at food and disaster relief. To donate, click here. United Way of Johnson and Washington Counties is also accepting donations and assistance. To donate, click here. If you're unable to volunteer, Table 2 Table is asking for monetary donations as well. To donate, click here. Buy for a cause: Make a purchase for a cause. The Carson King Foundation is selling #IowaStrong T-shirts in partnership with Iowa Love. They said 100% of the proceeds and donations will be given to those impacted by the derecho. For more information, click here. RAYGUN is also offering t-shirts that say "Cedar Rapids Strong." The company said that they've already raised more than $6,500 for relief as 100% of the profits go to derecho relief in Iowa. For more information, click here. For the latest in derecho coverage, click here.