Help Trent & Kindra Fisher Rebuild After Devastating Flood

Help Trent & Kindra Fisher Rebuild After Devastating Flood

My name is Christine Cribbins, wife of Chase Cribbins, the cameraman and photographer for Born and Raised Outdoors. Trent and Kindra Fisher would never ask for help themselves, but after witnessing the devastation they have endured, I knew it was imperative to step in and organize this fundraiser on their behalf.

On Sunday, March 16, 2025, Southwest Oregon was hit with unexpected and catastrophic flooding, leaving many families in our community facing unimaginable loss. Among them are Trent and Kindra Fisher, two humble and kindhearted individuals who have never hesitated to help others—but now, they need our help.

The Fisher family's home in Myrtle Point was completely flooded and destroyed. The entire first floor of their house—including their master bedroom, newly purchased bed, kitchen appliances, clothing, shoes, and furniture—was devastated by the floodwaters. In a matter of hours, everything they have worked so hard for was destroyed.

First and foremost, we are incredibly grateful that everyone is safe. However, the devastation is overwhelming. When Trent returned home on Monday, March 17th, he had to wade through floodwaters just to enter the house. Though the water had begun to recede, the damage was already done. Personal belongings were scattered and buried in mud, the walls were soaked, and the reality of the loss was heartbreaking.

Thanks to an incredible group of volunteers, they have begun the long road to cleanup, but Trent and Kindra need help rebuilding from the ground up. Insurance will not cover all their losses, and the financial burden of recovery is immense.

How You Can Help

Every dollar donated will go directly toward:

Trent and Kindra are incredibly strong, but they cannot do this alone. If you are unable to donate, please share this campaign and keep their family in your thoughts and prayers.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your kindness, generosity, and support during this incredibly difficult time. Let's rally around the Fishers and help them rebuild.