Clara's Hazel Connor has been driving supplies to the disaster zone.
The death toll from flooding in Spain has reached 217 people.
The King and Queen were met with angry crowds in the devastated town of Paiporta when they visited yesterday.
Paddy's Point is an Irish pub in the Costa Blanca which has been organising donations to help with the clean-up after the floods.
The pub's owner, Hazel Connor, is from Clara, she says they've been driving vans packed full of supplies to Valencia.
She says they posted about the appeal on social media and the vans were full within hours:
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