A colossal Moore tornado that severely hit the suburb areas of Oklahoma City on Monday already killed at least 91 people, and 20 of them are children.

A giant Oklahoma tornado ripped through and tore across areas in Moore, as neighborhoods were entirely leveled, pulling down houses and buildings; hurling cars on the air; and crushing schools with children still inside. As of now, there are dozens of people that are still missing and a lot of them are children. Experts said that the devastatingly huge Moore tornado was a Category 4 tornado, as classified on the Enhance Fujita Scale, wherein tornadoes are measured on a scale from 0 to 5.

There are many people who already want to express their sympathy and extend help to the victims that are badly affected in the area but authorities are asking to stay out of the destructed area first until such notice. For those willing to give assistance to the Moore tornado victims, there are other ways to help such as written below.

Donating to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief fund will be of great help in providing the basic needs of the victims.

For a faster way to help, you can simply text "redcross" to 90999 and easily contribute $10 for the American Red Cross Disaster Relief.

Visit the nearest branch of the American Red Cross and donate blood to help save lives that are in critical condition right now.

People willing to help can share donations to Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma.

Residents from Oklahoma are not the only ones destructed by this massive Moore tornado. There are animals and family pets that have been seriously affected as well. To help them, please donate as much as you can to the Humane Society of the United States of the Central Oklahoma Humane Society.

Prayers. Don't forget to include Oklahoma and its residents in your prayers as it will help a lot.