Juko Holiday & Jerry Erdmann - CZU fire fund

Juko and Jerry recently learned that their home was destroyed in the CZU Lightning Complex Fire. This is devastating news during a time that was already very difficult. All money raised through this campaign will go directly to Juko and Jerry for their living and rebuilding expenses.  Juko and Jerry are the owners of Ease Mountain Yoga and Nourishing Arts  in Ben Lomond and have been working tirelessly these last six months to sustain their business through the Covid-19 shutdowns. They are also the owners of The Care Forest Project, where they are stewards of a Redwood forest that is a place of healing and sustainability.  Their home and critical infrastructure in the Care Forest have been destroyed, but the  extent of damage to the trees is not yet known.  The next few months will be a critical time for Juko and Jerry. In addition to the extra living expenses they are incurring, they will also be beginning the process of rebuilding their home and critical infrastructure such as water and electric which were also destroyed.     Juko and Jerry are leaders in our community and everything they do is dedicated to wellbeing and healing. They have helped me and countless others overcome and heal from trauma and I hope our community will come together to support them during this time. In Juko's own words:  The confirmation came. Our cabins are gone. But you know who is still there? Ganehsa. The altar where I placed the bell burned, but do you know what my amazing retired firefighter neighbor who went back to check on things did? He found the bell. And he rang it. If I close my eyes and listen, I think I can hear it.