The Phoenix Talent Fire Relief Fund is organized by the Talent Phoenix School District where an estimated 50% or more of the student population has lost their homes and all contributions go directly to families.

Phoenix Talent Fire Relief Fund
PO Box 937
Medford, OR 97501

Checks (Payable to: Jackson Co School District #4) and gift cards can also be dropped off at:

Orchard Hill Elementary
1011 La Loma Dr.
Medford, OR 97501

Sylvia is meeting with hundreds of families who are arriving at the evacuation headquarters and have been affected by recent fires. She is one of the only Latinx counselors in our area. Cash is needed because her clients cannot get to donation centers if they don't have gas, centers don't have specific things that they might need, many are continuing to work despite the smoke and having lost everything, and they cannot access much of the government resources (whenever that comes). Above all, she feels it is direct aid that supports autonomy and dignity.

Venmo: Sylvia Poareo (2044) or Paypal: Sylvia@connectingwithin.com

An estimated 500 farm workers and migrant families have been displaced in our area. Checks and cash can be mailed or delivered to their offices:

203 N. Oakdale Ave.
Medford, OR
541-773-6811

Relief fund to serve immigrant farm workers and Native/Indigenous communities in Rogue Valley. Funds are currently directed towards securing housing and food for those impacted. This Fund is administered by a steering committee of organizations and grassroots groups based in the Rogue Valley that are already working to respond to the fires, including our grantees Rogue Action Center and Rogue Climate, as well as SOHealth-e, SO Equity, and Siskiyou Rising Tide.

UNETE: center for farm worker and immigrant advocacy. Please consider donating to our farm worker and immigrant family relief fund. The fund will help distribute money for rent/utilities and food in response to the complications surrounding the recent fires in Jackson County.

ACCESS helps provide food, warmth, and shelter for residents of Jackson County.

Helping homeless youth throughout the Rogue Valley.

Over 100 Oregon community partners have come together to form the Oregon Worker Relief Fund to help immigrant Oregonians make ends meet.

Cash grants will be given to teachers and staff who lost homes, and we are supplying each school site with gift cards to Ashland grocery and other general-needs stores to be given out to fire-impacted families. You can text “ASSIST” to 72572 or visit their website.

If you would like to support us financially, any donations tagged with Fire Relief will go directly to supply purchases and direct aid to those unhoused and displaced from these fires.

Cashapp: $soequity Venmo: @soequity Paypal: southernoregonequity@gmail.com

Rogue Credit Union's Southern Oregon Fire Relief Fund will match up to $100,000 in relief donations for people impacted by the Almeda and Obenchain fires. Donations to the Southern Oregon chapter of the American Red Cross can be designated specifically for assisting impacted families and rebuilding our communities. Contributions can be made at any Rogue Credit Union branch.All donations will assist with rebuilding our communities, relief aid and efforts for the areas affected by the Almeda/Glendower Fire, Obenchain Fire and surrounding fires.

The Asante Foundation has established the AsanteForward Wildfire Compassion Fund that will provide direct funding for frontline health care workers who have been displaced or experienced loss in the area's wildfires. You can contribute to support this fund on the website or by calling Asante Foundation at (541) 789-5025.

The United Way of Jackson County is collecting donations that will be geared toward longer-term recovery for families impacted by the fires. The United Way will use an application process to cover direct expenses related to families' losses. To donate to the United Way Fire Fund, go to this link, or mail a check to:
United Way
60 Hawthorne St.
Medford, OR 97504
or make a deposit at any First Interstate Bank to the United Way Fire Fund, account number 1000471001 and routing number 092901683.

The American Red Cross has activated the Northwest Response Fund to help Oregon and Washington residents who are affected by the wildfires across the region. Donations will go to families that have been displaced or impacted by the active and growing wildfires.

The best way to help evacuees is to make a financial contribution. Monetary donations allow disaster responders to immediately meet the specific needs of the disaster. 100% of donation stays in Oregon to respond directly to the needs of those impacted by the Oregon Wildfires.

Funds are being collected for several local families that worked at local farms. Working with Our Family Farms, the goal is to get everyone the shelter they need, with or without government assistance. We are setting up a simple granting process that encourages families to ask for help. Our community is strong. Please give now to shelter the hardworking families who work tirelessly to fill our bellies with fresh, delicious local food!

100% of donations made with the note "Fire Relief Fund" will go directly towards getting resources to affected youth and their families in Jackson county. Also, new and increased donations will be matched 1:1 by the Miller Foundation.

Donate your home to a displaced family via AirBnb

Habitat for Humanity is establishing a tool share for victims that plan to return to their lost homes and look for sentimental and/or important items. We are seeking community donations of new and gently used: shovels (all types and sizes), metal rakes, buckets with handles, gloves, sift boxes, garden wagons, etc. – anything else that might seem useful for the task of searching through the charred homes. Please watch our Rogue Valley Habitat Facebook for information on how to donate or distribution. Questions please call 541-7791983 or email programs@roguevalleyhabitat.org