Nate and Teela and their five kids lost their house in the Camp Fire in Butte County and now is the time for all of us who love them to help them rebuild their lives. For those of you who don't yet know the Towers-Baker family, Nate and Teela are a hard working couple in their 30s bringing up five awesome, creative, and free spirited kids (from ages 3-18).



We are all so grateful the family got out alive, but they have lost everything and face a long road to get back to life as usual. The Camp Fire was the most destructive fire in California history and the most destructive fire in the US since 1918. There are a lot of families in need but we can all make small differences in the lives of others, and together we can help the Towers-Baker Family get back on their feet.

They are currently staying with Karen and Scott, Nate's parents, and the fire miraculously parted around their house and stopped shortly after.


Thankfully, they have a landing pad but the house isn't big enough for four adults and five kids in the long term. We can pool our resources and help them get back on their feet.  Please help us reach our goal?


We (Elizabeth and Jessica Gregg from Tuolumne) are Nathan Towers’ cousins and we have set up this campaign so that Nate and Teela and the kids can replace their personal items lost in the fire. Their greatest needs at the moment are winter coats for all five kids and a computer so that two of the children who are home schooled can continue with their studies. There is much more they will need to rebuild their lives because they lost everything.  (Furniture, clothes, kitchen items, etc). Nate will be withdrawing funds directly. We are so grateful that all of them got out alive, and for the generosity that has been shown from all of you. 
Thank you!