Hopeful

Hope is a powerful thing to have.

Today, we received a call we've been waiting for since July. As we shared previously, the fires in Colorado delayed log deliveries to many wood banks that rely on timber from the San Juan National Forest.

This is welcome news for communities including:

• Warm Elders in Red Mesa

• Winter Warriors in Shiprock

• Chilchinbeto Chapter

• Chinle Chapter

• Nazlini Chapter

• Sanostee Senior Center

...and many others.

Now we are hopeful that the logs are dry and ready for processing. The next step is organizing a big push to help these wood banks cut, split, and distribute firewood to families and elders who depend on it during the winter months.

We want to thank everyone who has dedicated their time, effort, and persistence to helping make this happen. Please remember that these wood banks often carry the responsibility of covering processing costs while working with limited staff and volunteer support.

As work begins to move forward, we encourage everyone to be patient, understanding, and kind. Together, we can help ensure this wood reaches the people who need it most.

#DineBaadeitiForThePeople #Winterwarriors #NFF #woodforlife #WoodBanks #CommunityStrong #SupportOurElders #DineNation #WinterPreparedness #ServingThePeople

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