Zepeda Household Fire Relief

On the early morning of April 27, 2019 the Zepeda family lost a vast majority of their possessions as well as their beloved home in Fairview, Oregon. The house was one of the first built in Fairview and was nearly 100 years old. (Built in 1923) The home wasn’t only a space for everyone to lay their heads - it became a place for celebrations, family get togethers, and making memories.

Without any advance notice, the fire spread throughout the upper floor of the house and carried throughout the kitchen, garage, and the living room. During the fire, everyone safely evacuated, but not before coming in contact with massive flames and smoke. In addition, the house cat “Peppercorn” could not be located and his condition is still unknown.

Now they must rebuild their life. Maria Guadalupe Martinez - a Mother and caretaker that has devoted her life to ensuring others are taken care of first, and Pablo Zepeda - a Father who supports his family by any means are the ones most affected. Not only them, but the siblings, relatives, and guests that all call this house in Fairview, Oregon a home. These are the incredible, good-hearted, and selfless people I call family. 

With that being said, any donation would be greatly appreciated in hopes of restoring a home that meant so much to so many. All the funds will go towards clean-up, restoration, and any other associated cost with this tragedy. Please feel free to share within your Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram communities.