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Southern Oregon & Northern California Wildfire Resources and Information

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The 2020 wildfires are record-breaking. Millions of acres in California, Oregon and other parts of the western US, are burning–devastating towns and blanketing communities in thick smoke. This page provides information to help families, organizations, and businesses who have been affected by the fires.

"Gordon was able to see that the way he lived did not serve his family well. His legacy began when he understood that and decided to be part of changing others’ lives."

John Duke
Board of Trustees,
Gordon Elwood Foundation