Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief Fund
Locally Managed 501c3
Current Amount Donated
TOWARDS OUR $5M GOAL TO REBUILD OUR COMMUNITY
Our Mission
It is with great optimism and hope that the Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief Fund was established on September 11, 2020.
Our mission is to support residents living in the Santiam Canyon who are affected by Lionshead and Beachie Creek wildfires by raising funds to provide relief, support the recovery and clean up, and assist in the rebuild of our communities including Idanha, Breitenbush, Detroit, Niagara, Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Mehama, Oregon.

How do I donate?
You can donate online here or mail your monetary donation to:
Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief Fund
c/o Santiam SIT of Santiam Hospital
1401 North 10th Ave
Stayton, OR 97383
What Can I Donate?
If you would like to continue to support the wildfire relief effort, Santiam Service Integration is accepting gift card donations (gas cards, Grocery Cards, box-store cards). The cards are given to displaced survivors of the wildfire who are actively participating in disaster case management with the Santiam SIT. In addition, the Santiam Service Integration (SIT) wildfire relief staff are continuing to work with Santiam Canyon households that were displaced by the wildfire. As households need immediate need items or household items when they move back to their properties, SIT will be posting those needs on their Facebook page. For more information about the services that SIT provides please visit our website www.santiamhospital.org/s-i-t/ or www.facebook.com/santiamserviceintegration
Santiam SIT Wildfire Relief Center
11758 Sublimity Rd SE
Sublimity, OR 97385
Monday–Friday • 10:00am to 4:30pm
Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief Fund Advisory Committee Members
Cindy Chauran
Survivor/Community Volunteer
Maggie Hudson
Member Ex-Officio, CEO Santiam Hospital
Deana Freres
Community Volunteer
Todd Reeser
Santiam Canyon School District
Jimmy Jones
Mid Willamette Valley Community Action Agency
Troy Gulstrom
Mehama Community Church
Rhonda Wolf
United Way of Mid-Willamette Valley
Ed Diehl
Knights of Columbus, Santiam Hospital Board of Directors
Colleen Bradford
Department of Human Services
Gary Swanson
Survivor/Community Volunteer
Kim Hanson
Maps Community Foundation
The Santiam Resilience
Thank You To Our Donors
100% of these donations go to directly benefit our community in need because of these wildfires.

R Sneddon + S BA Wire XFE

OCF Betty Roberts Fund

Benevity Fund Donation

Dennis & Phyllis Washington Foundation

Mary Joann Deits Rousseau

OCF Bob & Marypat Hill Family Fund

OCF Tedd & Connie Gilbert Fund

Jeff & Kimberly S Koehnke

OCF Doris J Wipper Fund

R H Parker/United Foundation

Wilco

A J Frank Family Foundation

Jerry H Walling

Robert H Smythe Living Trust

James F & Marion L Miller Foundation

Willamette Health Council

Freres Foundation

Goulder Family Foundation

Jennifer L & William J Martinak

Mr Russel & Kathleen Roitters

OCF Joseph E Weston Public Foundation

United Way of Mid-Willamette Valley

Keizer Rotary Foundation

B E Knudson Charitable Foundation

Cherry City Metals, LLC

Mickey Hatley

St Anthony Council: No. 2439 Knights of Columbus

Jacquelyn & Phil Van Daff

MCM Fund

BANK OF AMERICA

OCF - COMMUNITY REBUILDING FUND OF OREGON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

Immaculate Conception Church

Central Willamette

FNTS Holdings, LLC

Saalfeld Griggs, PC

Joel K Blount

Pacificorp

Kimberly Nelmark

Avangrid

Benjamin E Perry

Diane R Freres

Doerfler Farms, Inc

Foothills Church

Forest Carbon Works, PBC

Freres Building Supply

Jason Eldred

Les Newman's

Maps Community Foundation

Mission Properties, LLC

Mr Kenneth Ware

OCCU Foundation

Radiation Therapy Consultations, PC

River View Community Bank

Samaritan Health Services

Steve Wheeler Tire Center

The Foundation of Stayton Area Rotary Club, Inc

The Roundhouse Foundation

Weyerhaeuser NR Company

Withers Lumber

The Reser Family Foundation

SCHREINER'S GARDENS, INC

Pacific Power Foundation
The 2020 Santiam Canyon Wildfires
These two women are inspiring! They’ve both lost homes due to wildfire but in all of the chaos, they’ve helped create the Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief Fund and are working with Santiam Hospital, Stayton, Oregon to do it.
The idea: People living in Santiam Canyon helping others living in the same community. The goal is to connect families in need, to people who can give, with a team at Santiam Hospital serving as a go-between. The beauty of it? The hospital already has a team dedicated to helping fill needs in the community. Now that team will help people in the canyon rebuild.