LOVEfirst hiring workers to help fire victims; community continues to band together
If you want to apply, here s how.
Posted: Apr 13, 2021 2:03 PM
Updated: Apr 13, 2021 7:01 PM
Posted By: Kennedy Dendy
SPRINGFIELD, Ore. LOVEfirst Disaster Relief recently opened nine humanitarian positions to assist Holiday Farm Fire survivors gain access to resources through the recovery plans rebuilding process. Until this point, their relief site has been 100% volunteer-run. This is where survivors can access food, clothing, furniture and other items needed.
The Holiday Farm Fire destroyed more than 173,000 acres and more than 400 homes.
Adam Burner, LOVEfirst & Antony Abel, resident of Blue River and wildfire survivor
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