Fire Emergency Resources

Resources for those Impacted by Fires 
 

Updates (Please note this list is evolving):

• Ongoing updates on re-entry, service restoration, clean-up, and general announcements
• Updates for the City of Louisville
• Updates for the Town of Superior
• Information and resources for students in Boulder Valley School District

Financial Assistance:

• Emergency financial assistance from Jewish Family Services
• FEMA information
• Apply for federal disaster assistance online - disasterassistance.gov
• Disaster Assistance Center - 1755 S. Public Rd, Lafayette 1755 S. Public Rd 
  In-person disaster assistance (includes financial assistance, claims assistance, debris removal, gift cards for food/transportation, housing info, help with vital records, food assistance, COVID-19 testing, mental health services).  Open 9am-7pm daily

Interim Housing:

• Available properties & resources for displaced residents - Boulder Area Rental Housing Association
• Facebook Marshall Fire Housing listings and posting for availability

Counseling and Wellbeing:

• Crisis counseling for Boulder County residents from Jewish Family Services
• Counseling from Colorado Crisis Services
• Youth counseling from Boulder Valley School Districthttps://www.neveikodesh.org/fire-resources#

Lost Ketubah:

Artist - Free Ketubah Replacement - Jewish painter and Judaica artist Anna Abramzon is offering to replace ketubahs for free for survivors of the devastating fire in Louisville, Boulder and Superior counties.

More Comprehensive Resource Lists:

• Boulder County Resource Page
• Colorado.Gov Resource Page
• Boulder JCC Resource Page

Ways to Help

Donate

• Boulder County Wildfire Fund - funds
• Impact On Education, a Foundation of Boulder Valley Schools - funds for school supplies and school meals
• Sister Carmen Community Center - food, clothing, gift cards, funds
• Donating food, water, services, and more through Boulder County

Housing

• Facebook Marshall Fire Housing listings and posting for availability
• Through Airbnb, offer free stays to those affected

Volunteer

• Colorado Responds
• Offer free/pro bono mental health counseling