The Bozeman community was devastated this week as a wildfire started in the Bridger Mountains and swept through Bridger Canyon destroying many structures and burning more than 7,000 acres. While it has been a scary time for our community, it has been incredible to see how the Bozeman community has rallied around those fighting the fire and those affected by it. Photo Credit: Tom Rath.
There are several ways to donate money in support of those affected by the Bridger Foothills Fire. You can donate to the Bridger Foothills Fire Relief Fund by texting BRIDGERS to 91999 or you can click here to donate. You can also make donations on the Salvation Army website or on this GoFund Me that has been started for those affected by the fire.
To act as a volunteer for the Bridger Foothills Fire, you can add yourself to an “on-call” volunteer list to be contacted as needs arise. They may need communications support, office support, physical labor, transporting livestock, medical responders or donations. Click here to join the list.
The Supply Squad Warehouse in 4 Corners is a drop-off point for donations for those affected by the fires. They are looking for food, bottled drinks, clothing, blankets, and other needs. Visit their Facebook page for more information.
Heart of the Valley is in need of pet food and supplies as they work to house displaced pets and animals.
Meals are needed for first responders and evacuees. You can call the Salvation Army at 406-586-6668 for more information.
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