Waroona/Harvey Farmers Fire Appeal
Donation protected
WAFarmers offers their condolences to those who have been affected by the fires in the townships of Waroona, Yarloop and Harvey, and urges the Western Australian community to dig deep to support the recovery effort.
The blaze has currently burnt more than 50,000 hectares and destroyed at least 95 homes. Three people from Yarloop are also unaccounted for.
The response to the Esperance fires in November was overwhelming, and urged people to continue to help those in desperate need of aid by redirecting their focus towards the current fires.
The Esperance community has been overwhelmed by the continued support from people six weeks after the fires and is in the process of using donated funds and goods to repair their livelihoods.
WAFarmers now ask people to focus their attention on the Waroona fires and donate much needed cash through the GoFundMe account which has been set up.
Cash is the most practical donation at this stage as people slowly start to assess the damage and determine what they need to repair their lives.
Once the fires are extinguished and the full extent of the damage can be determined, more information about how to support the affected communities will be provided.
Please heed emergency warnings and work cooperatively with emergency service personnel and volunteers.
Check the Department of Fire and Emergency Services website (www.dfes.wa.gov.au) and Twitter feed (@dfes_wa) for the latest information on the fires and for evacuation information.
The blaze has currently burnt more than 50,000 hectares and destroyed at least 95 homes. Three people from Yarloop are also unaccounted for.
The response to the Esperance fires in November was overwhelming, and urged people to continue to help those in desperate need of aid by redirecting their focus towards the current fires.
The Esperance community has been overwhelmed by the continued support from people six weeks after the fires and is in the process of using donated funds and goods to repair their livelihoods.
WAFarmers now ask people to focus their attention on the Waroona fires and donate much needed cash through the GoFundMe account which has been set up.
Cash is the most practical donation at this stage as people slowly start to assess the damage and determine what they need to repair their lives.
Once the fires are extinguished and the full extent of the damage can be determined, more information about how to support the affected communities will be provided.
Please heed emergency warnings and work cooperatively with emergency service personnel and volunteers.
Check the Department of Fire and Emergency Services website (www.dfes.wa.gov.au) and Twitter feed (@dfes_wa) for the latest information on the fires and for evacuation information.
Organizer
Dale Park
Organizer
Kelburn, NZ
