The Marshall Fire: How to Help

The Marshall Fire: How to Help

See Community Resources Spreadsheet

• Contribute to this quickly growing Boulder County Fires – Assistance and Resources Database and spread it to those affected by the fire.

Donate funds

• The Boulder Community Foundation is taking donations for the Boulder County Wildfire Fund.
• Donte to the Elevations Credit Union Fire Relief Fund.

Donate Goods

• Today and Saturday from 2pm – 6pm at the Colorado Landmark REALTORS Louisville Office (1002 Griffith Street, just east of Louisville Middle School) there will be an aid station including donations for non-perishable foods to give to first responders, bottled water and a generator charging stations. The plan is to have outdoor tents set out with a power generator for charging, water and food.
• A Precious Child is looking for clothing donations to provide for those affected by the fires. Hygiene Items, Socks (Men, Women, Children), Underwear (Men, Women, Children) New or Gently Used: Blankets, Towels, Coats, Shoes. Donation drop-offs are accepted at our facility (7051 W 118th Ave, Broomfield, CO 80020) beginning Monday, January 3rd at 9:00AM and remaining open Monday – Friday from 9:00AM-5:00PM.
• Colorado Pet Pantry is accepting donations of pet food and supplies.

Donate Gift Cards

• At Grand Rabbits, you can purchase gift cards and they will distribute them to kids who have been displaced because of the fires.

Offer Housing for People and Animals

• If you have a short term rental in the area of or room to spare please let us know and we will list it here. Our own Heidi Schamber has hay and pasture available for any animals. Call 303-579-2407.
• Boulder Area Rental Housing Association (BARHA) is working to provide more housing to families than have been displaced. Reach out to Jen Crowell, BARHA Executive Director – jen@barhaonline.org if you have a property you are willing to offer for rent.
• Brett Sawyer, BOLO Chair-elect is offering Assisted Living Rooms Available – via his clients in Westminster. There are 7 available rooms. They are COVID-free and are following COVID protocols tightly. Anyone with a family member who has been displaced can call or Brett at (303) 517-4147 for information and details.

Volunteer

• Sign up to volunteer through Colorado Responds, an effort of the Colorado Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.
• Sign up to volunteer at the Donation Center at A Precious Child to help process in coming donations.
• Sign up to volunteer at the Resource Center at A Precious Child to help welcome families affected by the fire.

Hotel Discounts

• Colorado Landmark identified discounted hotel rates for anyone displaced from the fires. There are over 500 rooms for tonight and 1,000+ rooms starting Saturday. These are largely Denver hotels as the hotels in/around Boulder were booked and/or evacuated.