Mariposa County High School

CALIFORNIA FIRE FOUNDATION DISASTER RELIEF CASH CARDS PROVIDE MORE THAN $87,000 IN SUPPORT FOR SURVIVORS OF THE OAK FIRE

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Friday, August 5, 2022
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The California Fire Foundation's Disaster Relief program brings immediate, short-term relief in the amount of a $250 cash card to survivors of fire or other disasters throughout California.

Key Points: 
  • The California Fire Foundation's Disaster Relief program brings immediate, short-term relief in the amount of a $250 cash card to survivors of fire or other disasters throughout California.
  • The Disaster Relief cards provide immediate relief so they may purchase basic necessities such as medicine, food, gas, lodging or clothing.
  • "The Disaster Relief cards from the California Fire Foundation offer them immediate hope and comfort in these darkest of times and for that we are so grateful."
  • I am so thankful for these Disaster Relief cash cards that go some way to alleviate the immediate suffering to those impacted by the Oak Fire."

ArborWorks Inc. teams up with Pioneer Market and Mariposa Safe Families to support families impacted by the Oak Fire

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Saturday, July 30, 2022
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A total of 200 gift cards valued at $100 each were delivered to the non-profit Mariposa Safe Families, the organization coordinating relief efforts in the county.

Key Points: 
  • A total of 200 gift cards valued at $100 each were delivered to the non-profit Mariposa Safe Families, the organization coordinating relief efforts in the county.
  • I knew the staff at ArborWorks wanted to do something to help the people in the community impacted by the Oak Fire.
  • Listening to friends made it clear that the local non-profit organization, Mariposa Safe Families Inc., had been a great source of support.
  • Mariposa Safe Families Inc. (MSF) believes that safe and healthy families nurture all children.