Supplies to support our community.
The Marshall fire is officially the most destructive in Colorado history in terms of the number of homes destroyed. Over 1000 homes were lost across Boulder County, causing so much stress for so many families. Ridwell will be helping to collect specific items that our partner Broomfield FISH has told us are still needed and will make the most impact in supporting fire victims.
Broomfield FISH is a nonprofit organization that provides food, emergency financial assistance, and one-on-one mentoring support to local residents in need. They are currently collecting certain hygiene and non-perishable food items to help those displaced by the Marshal and Middle Fork fires.
This category includes:
While what we take in this category varies by city, here is what is generally included.
New, unopened shampoo
Only full size bottles, please! (No travel or hotel size)
Packaged pull-up diapers
No loose diapers, please!
New, unopened laundry detergent
50-64 oz sizes only
Microwavable meals
Breakfast, lunch, or dinner. No frozen meals, please!
Instant noodles, chunky soups, and canned pre-made pasta
Unopened and unexpired
Fruit snacks and juice boxes
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