La Jolla Band of Luiseno Indians Reservation
Sovereign Indian Nation Reservation
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Donations, Drop-Off, Collection Site Location
Please contact Calvin Rodriguez for donation drop off details and a current list of needs. Remember, the needs will change rapidly and it's always best to ca...
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Animals, Food, * Cat Food (ANY/ALL Types)
Enough dry cat food to feed approximately 50 outdoor cats
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Animals, Food, * Dog Food (ANY/ALL Types)
They need dry dog food for approximately 50 dogs
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Animals, Supplies, Food, Food Bowls, Dishes, Stainless Steel
Enough to supply 50 dogs/50 cats that live outdoors
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Appliances, Small, Air Purifiers
98% of the reservation was burned. 58 out 168 homes were destroyed. For those remaining, the air quality is unsafe, with many elders, babies and asthmatic ki...
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Cleanup, Debris Removal, Volunteer
Cleanup has begun on the La Jolla Native American Reservation. For more info on how you can help, email: Renee McKinley c-r.mckinley@sbcglobal.net
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Donations, Financial/Monetary Donations
To donate relief for the reservation, please go to: http://www.sdfoundation.org/fire2007/ Be sure to specify that your donation is for: Tribal Fire ...
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Gift Cards * (ANY/ALL Types)
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Poomacha Fire Donation Information:
As a result of the Poomacha Fire, which began on October 23 on the La Jolla Indian Reservation over 9,000 acres of the reservation land was burned, with extensive loss of oak and wildlife. 55 of our homes were destroyed and approximately 30 homes suffered smoke damage. Over 180 tribal members were left homeless. The electricity and telephone service has been restored on most parts of the reservation. The water system experienced numerous breakages and needs extensive repairs.
Under the best of circumstances, the rebuilding of the community will take years, perhaps decades.
We are a non-gaming tribe and our financial position is insufficient to handle such a catastrophic event. Our tribe is in dire need of funds for our recovery process. Any assistance you can provide will be sincerely appreciated.
If you wish to make a donation you may do so directly to:
Bank of America
La Jolla Band of Indians
Fire Relief Fund
Acct # 01699 80250
Wire Routing # 026009593