Since the flooding impacted our Native communities, our organization has delivered 142 cords of firewood to Communities in need.
Just a few weeks ago, we had to purchase an additional 50 cords of processed wood to keep up with the growing number of requests. Throughout this effort, we've carefully monitored our budget while continuing to meet the needs of our communities. We also faced some unexpected expenses, including replacing tires on one of our trailers. To prevent further issues and keep deliveries moving, we made the decision to purchase new tires for two of our most active trailers.
As log deliveries begin reaching some of the areas we've been closely monitoring, we are able to adjust our game plan and shift our resources where they are needed most. However, our funding has decreased, and we will be revisiting our fundraising efforts in the coming weeks.
We are deeply grateful for everyone's support, donations, prayers, and encouragement.
Please continue to take care of yourselves, your families, and your communities. If you are able, lend a helping hand to those who may need it. Also, think of us on Giving Tuesday, December 1. You can visit our website, it has a donation button and also other ways you could send donations
Ahéhee' for standing with us and helping us serve our people.
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