We at FireRecovery.com do not accept donations directly for the victims.  Our goal is to notify you of organizations that supply the best service and support that the victims currently need.  This need changes from time to time, so our recommendations will change as well.

Warning: There are many people and organizations out there that attempt to take advantage of people in horrible situations like these.  Donate only to those places that you trust.

2003 Fire Information

	We are a grass roots group that is committed to delivering items and information for all victims.  We are planning a big event where the victims can “shop” for items that will help them get started on their journey to rebuild their lives at no cost to them.  Click here for more information
Cedar Glen Fire Rescue Fund	The Cedar Glen Fire Rescue Fund has been established to help assist the victims of the Cedar Glen area.  Their objectives are: To provide immediate financial assistance to victims, coordinate housing placement for displaced victims, coordinate food and clothing bank donations, and coordinate efforts of the Children's Fund to ensure that the special needs of children are addressed.   EIN- #83-0375197 Send Donations to: Cedar Glen Fire Rescue Fund, PO Box 222, Blue Jay, CA  92317   (909.317.7610)
	Wildhaven had most of it's property destroyed in the wildfires.  WILDHAVEN'S Mission is to serve as stewards of God's creation through rescue, protection, and preservation of its wild creatures; and in doing so, bringing further fulfillment of mankind by experiencing part of the relationship God had in mind between man and animal.  EIN- #33-0612093 Click on the logo to donate
	Since 1980 and the Panorama Fires, the Mountain Kids Christmas Fund, Inc. has successfully provided food baskets and new toys for over 5,000 families here on the mountain. This could not have been accomplished without the generosity and endless hours of work by all those involved.  EIN- #33-0593192 Click on the logo to donate
	The Salvation Army is responding to meet the needs of those affected by a string of massive wildfires raging throughout Southern California from Ventura County to the Mexican border. Salvation Army disaster personnel are currently providing shelter, meals to responders and evacuees as well as pastoral counseling. Click on the logo to donate
	Due to the extraordinary generosity of the public, the American Red Cross believes that current contributions and pledges, when received, will be sufficient to cover the estimated costs of the Red Cross response to those affected in the Southern California Wildfires. However, donations to the Disaster Relief Fund - helping victims of future disasters and covering possible financial shortfalls from this disaster - are still desperately needed.