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DFRC is dedicated to helping fulfill the unmet needs of survivors of the Dixie Fire through providing services and resources from our location in Crescent Mills, CA.
The DFRC is now open by appointment only on the third Saturday of the month (Dixie Fire Collaborative Community Meeting day). Appointments must be made by 3:00 PM on the Friday before the DFC Community Meeting; you may contact your Disaster Case Manager or call the Resource Center (530-871-9700) to make an appointment.
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Dan Litchfield, the Disaster Case Management Program’s Construction Cost Analyst, will be holding office hours at the DFRC Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, effective immediately. During office hours, those working to rebuild may receive support in understanding the permitting process, reviewing the checklist outlining the permit process, finding a contractor, reviewing contractor bids, etc. Dan will also conduct site visits to better answer project-specific questions. He will also meet with those needing his assistance by appointment. You can make an appointment with Dan by calling 530-283-2735, ext. 834 or emailing dlitchfield@plumasruralservices.org. |
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The Dixie Fire Resource Center is looking for donations of the following items. These items will go to those displaced by the Dixie Fire.
We are no longer accepting used clothing. Please contact DFRC before delivering donations.
Gently used furniture and appliance donations are always helpful for people setting up new homes . DFRC does not have the storage space however. Donors can take photos and post ads of what furniture or appliances they have and post an add on this Facebook group page.
If you have any of these items, please contact the Resource Center Coordinator, Regina Moffet, by email; rmoffet@plumasruralservices.org or call (530)283-2735 extension 833.
Tax deductible donations for heating assistance supplies can be made via this link, dfrc-donations. We purchase skirting for RV’s, heaters, window insulation, weather stripping for doors, pipe insulation, heat tape for pipes, emergency propane refills, and firewood.
Monetary donations for various unmet needs can be made with the button below.
MISCELLANEOUS HEATING ASSISTANCE - Electric and propane heaters , as well as RV skirting are ordered as requested from your Disaster Case Manager. Items available at the Resource Center are16 oz propane cylinders, propane hoses, window insulation, weather stripping, and more. If your woodstove needs a repair and you cannot afford it please give us a call. We may be able to help find a solution.
We have a small food pantry and donated grocery store gift certificates for people in need.
We can help babies and toddlers by providing parents or guardians with help signing up for the WIC program.
We have new and used coats available, and sweaters. If you do not have warm winter gear please contact us and we’ll either find something in our store that will work for you or we will order you the item(s).
If you need help paying for a Veterinarian to treat your animal we can refer you to an organization that may be able to help.
New Clothing, Kitchenware, New Quilts, New Bedroom and Bathroom Furnishings. All new and gently used items to set up a new home are reserved for people that lost their home in the Dixie Fire.
Air mattresses and propane bottles, etc... We do not provide these items to recreational campers but only provide these items to people that are living outdoors due to the loss of their home.
Age Category 13 - 18: Paige Matlock age 15 (Left)
Age Category 0 - 6: Emmylou Santelle age 5 (Center)
Age Category 7 - 12: Brooke Schlegel age 11 (Right)
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