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How to help those affected by

Hewlett WildFire

 

FINANCIAL GIFTS ARE THE BEST WAY TO HELP! 

  • FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO VOLUNTARY AGENCIES RESPONDING TO DISASTERS IS THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAY TO HELP
  • Cash allows disaster agencies to purchase exactly what is needed
  • To make a financial gift to the organization of your choice, dial 2-1-1 (or 866-760-6489) for a list of reputable agencies responding to the disaster

VOLUNTEERING

  • DO NOT GO TO THE SCENE OF A DISASTER
  • The arrival of unexpected volunteers will interfere with response efforts 
  • STAY SAFE by volunteering with a reputable agency! 
  • Volunteers will be needed most during the recovery phase. Please be patient and WAIT until relief agencies can train you and use your help
  • At this point, volunteers are not needed

MATERIAL DONATIONS

  • Listen carefully to public service announcements for a list of needed items
  • Donate ONLY those things that are requested by officials and bring them to the official designated collection centers
  • Unfortunately, homemade foods can NOT be accepted in support relief efforts
  • Items not needed may go to waste and get in the way of relief efforts
  • It may take a few days to determine what items are needed and to set-up officially designated collection centers to receive them
  • At this point, material donations are not being accepted

 

To make a financial contribution to the organization of your choice, please dial 2-1-1 (or 866-760-6489) for a list of reputable agencies responding to disasters in Colorado.

 

For information on services available to those impacted by the fire, the Hewlett Fire Relief and Recovery Guide can be found at: http://uwaylc.org/get-help/emergency-resources/   


 

 

 



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OTHER WAYS TO HELP
Financial contributions are the most effective way to help
  • To make a financial gift to the organization of your choice, dial 2-1-1 (or 866-760-6489) for a list of reputable agencies responding to the disaster
  • Hold a yard sale or put on a fund-raising event and donate money raised to a voluntary organization responding to this disaster
  • Have you already collected goods but can’t find an agency that needs them? Donate items to a local charitable agency

 

 

HelpColoradoNow.org is a partnership between the Colorado Division of Emergency Management (CDEM) and Colorado Voluntary Organization Active in Disaster (COVOAD). This initiative brings together government agencies and non-profit organizations so they may better assist communities affected by disasters. 

 

 

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