Wildfire volunteer fuel relief

With the wildfires that have ravaged the southwest many people from across the nation have stepped up to the plate to help out their fellow family member, friend, neighbor, or someone they don't even know.  As the stories of loss, destruction and hardship have come out of the ashes the generosity of the agriculture community is shining as bright as ever.  Stories of loss of life, death of livestock, ranchs, fencing,  time and so much more have been met with compassion and donations from the ag communties near and far.  

On March 24th a group of 20 plus trucks from N.E. Ohio will rendezvous with 20-30 addisional trucks all loaded with hay and personal supplies  destined for Ashland Kansas to aid in the efforts of feeding livestock and rebuild the communities devastated by the fires.  With so much being given on the part of the volunteers, this accounts is set up to aid (if not cover) the fuel that it will take to deliver all the donated supplies.  Many people have asked how can they help with not being able to give time. Here is a great opportunity to help monetarily those that can give their time and equipment to the rebuilding efforts. 

Any money that is raised over what is needed for fuel will be donated to the Cattlemen's Association in the affected states. 

"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much."    Helen Keller