The Wire Actor Wendell Pierce Loses Baton Rouge House to Floods

Wendell Pierce‘s Baton Rouge home fell victim to the Louisiana flooding, The Wire alum revealed on Sunday.

The 52-year-old Louisiana native, whose parents lost their Pontchartrain Park home when Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005, shared the devastating news on Twitter Sunday.

“My neighbors & I have flooded in Baton Rouge,” he tweeted. “I am reminded of the generosity given to my family during Katrina. Now we will care for you.”

The actor took time to respond to a Twitter user who also lost his home in the flooding and raised the question of destroyed family heirlooms to the actor.

“You will find heirlooms @roddreher that will have been changed in a way that brings new meaning to them. Inanimate objects brought to life,” Pierce responded, adding, “Anything you need, my brother, I’ll be there for you and the good people of Star Hill LA. We take care of each other in Louisiana.”

“In our darkest hours @roddreher faith and family is all we have and need,” Pierce tweeted of what he holds onto in the midst of tragedy.

In an effort to “Help the people of Louisiana,” Pierce also shared the contact information of the American Red Cross and Baton Rouge Food Bank.

He told PEOPLE in January of witnessing the damage from Hurricane Katrina to his childhood neighborhood, “It was a like a nuclear winter – everything was totally destroyed and covered in gray and green.”

This article originally appeared on PEOPLE.com