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After experiencing a natural disaster and its devastating effects, it takes time to feel like life is "normal" again--maybe even years. Rick and Isabel, who lost their home and business in the Sunset Fire near Athol, Idaho, are an example of this. Isabel shares, "We have at least two years of clean up, salvage and reclamation. It is an unfathomable task." Not only are storm survivors of this magnitude faced with the daunting task of clean up, but they are also faced with

Glenn and I had the privilege of meeting Rick and Isabel on Tuesday, September 9. They are dear people and survivors of the Sunset Fire...

We have been working on preparing 500 Emergency Care Kits ! We are so thankful for all of our volunteers! They have given their time...

While, sadly, there are numerous reports of horrific tornadoes and flash flooding in the mid- and southern states each day lately, there...

This is May 21, 2025. Wednesday. Ever since last Thursday the states of Wisconsin, Colorado, Indiana, Arkansas, Texas, Kansas,...

I decided to do a little research about our recent natural disaster history. Including the Lahaina, Maui wildfires in August of 2023,...

For me, it all began in August of 2023, as I sat in shock and sadness watching the reports of the "deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than a...