On December 30th a grass fire erupted moving quickly through the towns of Louisville and Superior causing devastating damage. Whole neighborhoods burned. Evacuations were swift and for many traumatic. Nearly 1,000 homes were lost and many more were damaged. Although we are grateful so many people are safe, our hearts go out to those who lost their homes and the belongings that go with their cherished memories. If you need support please don’t hesitate to reach out so that we can help connect you. If you can offer support please consider giving below. Remember, this is a marathon of support, not a sprint.

We are offering no-cost sessions to those who have lost their homes and will do our best to offer financial assistance to those impacted by the fire as we are able.

For those impacted by the fire:

• Boulder County Fire Resource - collected website of resources

• Sister Carmen Food Bank and Community Center - food and gift cards

• Mental Health After Wildfires - article and resources

• Postpartum Wellness Center - offering 4 weeks of free therapy support to mothers impacted by the Boulder fires. Interested families please reach out to them at info@pwcboulder.com

• Marshall Fire Survivor/Volunteer Resources

• Accommodation Assistance Spreadsheet with Available Housing

• Restaurants Revive - free meals

For those wanting to give back:

• Boulder County Wildfire Fund

• AirBNB Open Homes

• Help Mark & Melissa’s Family after Marshall Fire - personal GoFund Me for an amazing family who lost their home and their whole neighborhood

• Consider checking the Restaurants Revive site and supporting those restaurants with your dollars

• Prioritize supporting local businesses (including those now open in Louisville and Superior) to contribute to the overall health of our communities.

• How to Help a Friend Who Lost Their Home in a Fire - article

• 9 Ways to Support a Friend or Colleague Who Lost Their Home to a Fire - article