Updated January 3, 2022
Massive wildfires have plagued the western U.S. and other North American regions throughout 2021, devastating millions of acres in the U.S. alone. These fires have affected a large portion of the country and have put an unprecedented strain on firefighting resources. The organizations below have been recommended by the
Center for Disaster Philanthropy to help those impacted by the wildfires.
Colorado/Boulder County
- American Red Cross – EIN: 53-0196605
- Center for Disaster Philanthropy (CDP) – EIN: 45-5257937
Colorado Wildfires Recovery Fund
- Community Foundation – EIN: 84-1171836
Boulder County Wildfire Fund
- Colorado Fraternal Order Of Police Safety Awareness Foundation – EIN: 84-1415731
- Direct Relief – EIN: 95-1831116
- Good360 – EIN: 54-1282616
- Impact on Education, fund/focus: Foundation for Boulder Valley Schools – EIN: 84-0943046
- Jewish Family Service of Colorado – EIN: 84-0402701
- JEWISHcolorado – EIN: 01-0831698
Boulder Fire Relief Fund
- Salvation Army: Western Territory – EIN: 94-1156347
- Send Relief – EIN: 75-1977130
- Sister Carmen Community Center – EIN: 84-0820308
- YMCA of Boulder Valley – EIN: 84-0459944
West Coast
- California Community Foundation – EIN: 95-3510055
- California Fire Foundation – EIN: 68-0118991
- Entertainment Industry Foundation’s Defy Disaster – EIN: 95-1644609
- Global Giving – EIN: 30‑0108263 - California Wildfire Relief Fund.
- League of California Community Foundations – EIN: 45-5125583
Disaster Relief, Recovery and Resilience Fund.
- North Bay Organizing Project – EIN: 45-2369887
- North Valley Community Foundation – EIN: 68-0161455
Wildlife and & Recovery Fund – Dixie Fire Grant Program
- Nuestra Comunidad – EIN: 83-0609417
- Operation USA – EIN: 95-3504080
- Scopa Has A Dream – EIN: 27-3044487
- UndocuFund for Disaster Relief –
Fiscal Sponsor North Bay Organizing Project – EIN: 45-2369887
- United Policyholders – EIN: 94-3162024
- Wildland Fire Foundation – EIN: 93-1266991
