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Cottonwood Fire & Flood

Relief 

Help Those Affected by the
Cottonwood Fire & Subsequent Floods

In the summer of 2026, one of Utah's most destructive fires ever recorded burned the mountain above Beaver, Utah. Homes and businesses were destroyed in the blaze that ultimately consumed over 97,000 acres. As the community was actively working to help those affected by the fire, summer monsoon rains caused multiple instances of flash flooding from the burn scar. Additional homes were destroyed or badly damaged, and the community was without potable water for several days after the floods contaminated their water supply.

Since the devastation began, the BIG Chamber has organized and overseen the community's fire and flood relief efforts. Along with many volunteers, generous donors, and community and state leaders, we have worked to help those affected find support, housing, supplies, and other resources depending on each individual's and family's situations. We appreciate any support, as there is still much to do and much to recover.

How You Can Help

VENMO

@cottonwoodfire
Official Cottonwood Displaced Families Fire Relief Fund

GOFUNDME

https://gofund.me/708906c32

Cottonwood Fire Community Relief Fund

UTAH INDEPENDENT BANK

Donations can be made to the Cottonwood Fire Relief account

STATE BANK OF SOUTHERN UTAH

Donations can be made to the

BIG Chamber account

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