You live with family!
That is exactly how you feel when you live in such a small community and have such a horrible thing going on in it.
Our town here in Southern AZ, has a huge fire. I was born and raised here and it's the biggest one that I have seen. They have called it the Monument Fire and so far I have heard that it has consumed over 9,000 acres and has destroyed over 40 homes. It's 17% contained {per KGUN9 news last night}, but today we have a RED FLAG warning. That is no good.
{This picture is is breath~taking} |
When the fire first started, I felt like I needed to do something for all the firefighters and crews out there battling this monster. I simply posted on FB some items that would be useful to the crews and a drop off location and man did our community pull through!
We delivered 7 truck loads to our firefighters and crews! ♥
{Love what this lady wrote on the inside of the ice chest! ♥} |
{And this is just some....people were bringing donations all night} |
The donations are still rolling in and we are now accepting items for the evacuees and people who have lost their homes.
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Thank you Sierra Vista! This just makes my heart smile!
What a great idea, and its awesome that people are donating so much! This is why I love small towns
ReplyDeleteSierra Vista is lucky to have you! You and our other friends have rallied together and have done amazing things for the community. I almost feel compelled to drive to SV and help in any way I can. Depending on Mike's flight schedule I just might have to do that. John is blessed to have such an amazing wife who supports him and his fellow fire fighters. I am glad to hear he is headed back to SV, I just wish it was under different circumstances. There is no words that can explain the depths of your love for a man that puts his life on the line. I am proud of you, you are doing amazing things! <3
ReplyDeleteI'm in Pennsylvania,but this fire has been all over the news. So great of you to help like that!
ReplyDeleteLots of prayers from Idaho! I grew up in Eagar/Springerville ( I was born in the White Mountains of AZ ) Lots of our friends and family had to be evacuated. -- What a blessing that you were able to donate and come together to help out so many people in need.
ReplyDeleteLove this.
Hope you are doing alright, its been a while since you've posted!
I think that it is SO amazing what you are doing! I live in Mesa so I had been watching a lot of the news coverage and it is sooo sad. Quite of few of my friends here in the family have family in the affected areas.
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