Lions Clubs helping with wildfire recovery efforts

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The Lake Chelan Lions, Mansfield Lions and Wenatchee Central Lions are working alongside Douglas County to help families affected by the Chelan Hills Fire move forward.

For families affected by the Chelan Hills Fire, recovery happens one step at a time. One of those efforts is helping remove burned vehicles from fire-damaged properties—one more step toward clearing the way for recovery.

Burned vehicles left behind on fire-damaged properties can become another obstacle to rebuilding. Lions are helping eligible property owners remove those vehicles so families can continue moving forward.

Eligible fire-affected property owners can receive assistance with the removal of up to two burned vehicles per affected parcel.
Service means finding a need—and doing something about it.

When there’s a need, there’s a Lion.

Need help with recovery?

For information, forms and available resources, visit the Douglas County Chelan Hills Fire Information & Resources page.

For assistance with other recovery needs:

Yvonne Polvos
Long Term Emergency Recovery Manager
📞 (509) 733-0270
Dawn Erickson
📞 (253) 389-4160

We are also grateful for the assistance being provided by the Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF), helping strengthen our ability to respond to recovery needs in the community.