Please consider a donation to help our Boulder community feel supported and get back on their feet due to the fires in our area. While it is obvious it will take a while, feeling like the community cares will only help the healing process. We all know someone who has lost a home/homes or a pet and I am sure you are doing what you can for them. These links are additional resources for the victims.
We wanted to share the links in one place to make it easy to see where donations are needed for our community. The first links are for animal specific donations and the second for people. Please share and pass along to increase donations in whatever way anyone can. We are fortunate to live in such a generous community and we know that if god forbid any of us are ever in this situation, we would want and need the support.
Pets/Animals:
Boulder Humane:
Meals for BVHS Staff and Volunteers: They are there 24/7 caring for the injured pets and helping locate owners with pets
People:
Colorado Gives:
If you’d like to donate items: Boulder Locals
Sister Carmen is taking limited donations that can be dropped off at 655 Aspen Ridge Drive in Lafayette at the East entrance during open hours only. They are currently accepting:
Cash at www.sistercarmen.org
Gift cards in $100 increments to Walmart, Target, Costco, local area restaurants.
Food: Easy-to-eat and no-prep food such as granola bars, snack mixes, apples, oranges, peanut butter, bread, crackers, packaged frozen foods, soups, bottled water etc. No homemade or hot prepared meals.
Sleeping bags in good condition only.
Anyone who wants to donate or volunteer can go to this website to learn how best to help people impacted by the Boulder County fires:
The American Red Cross of Colorado has opened an evacuation center at the YMCA of Northern Colorado to support evacuees.
The Salvation Army is providing 1,000 meals three times a day to evacuees and first responders. Meals will be transported to the Lafayette YMCA. You can also text FIRERELIEF to 51555.
Anyone looking to volunteer with Salvation Army