How to Help People, Pets, & Other Animals Affected by the Camp Wildfire

We are re-posting this since needs are great and will be long-term.

There’s an excellent and comprehensive list of ways to help people, pets, and other animals affected by the Camp Wildfire on the Capital Public Radio website here:

http://www.capradio.org/articles/2018/11/12/how-to-help-victims-of-the-camp-wildfire/#items

And there’s info from the California Family Resource Association…see below.

See separate items about…

• safe use of N95 respirator masks
• a benefit concert in Nevada City on Nov. 21

Info from the California Family Resource Association…below and here.

CFRA has compiled a list of resources for individuals that have been affected or want to contribute to those that have been affected from the Camp Fire. For any of our members that have directly been affected, contact us so we can support in any way we can. If you are looking for shelter or would like to provide housing, AirBnB is providing FREE housing for all fire victims GoFundMe has set up a page where you can directly support any campaigns created to raise funds If you are interested in volunteering, Caring Choices is accepting volunteer applications for relief efforts in the coming weeks American Red Cross has created a list of people who are registered missing and can mark themselves safe Evacuees who are in need of supplies can go to the Oroville Municipal Auditorium (1200 Myers Street, Oroville). Individuals will be able to access clothing, pet goods, and small appliances from 8:00 am-5:00 pm, Monday through Saturday Butte County has a resource page for more information about evacuation zones, shelters, and more