Over $7,000 donated to nonprofits directly serving victims of the High Park Fire through iGivefirst Give button on major Colorado news websites.
The High Park Fire in Colorado has been officially declared the most destructive in Colorado history. It has affected numerous families and animals and has reshaped over 100 square miles of the northern Colorado mountain landscape.
An unfortunate lightning strike turned major wild fire has left an entire community displaced. Through all of the hardships, several wonderful organizations, large and small, have pulled together to help those who have been victimized by the blaze. Many donations have been made to local foundations, but a new donation channel has emerged. iGivefirst is an organization that simplifies the giving process and facilitates streamlined donations to those in need.
Since the blaze began on June 9th, iGivefirst has raised over $7,000 for local relief organizations by empowering people to donate directly from the Reporterherald, Dailycamera.com, Timescall.com, Denverpost.com and KDVR.com news stories about the High Park Fire. Director of operations Brian Wilkerson delivered the checks on June 21st to some of those organizations helping to support those directly affected by the High Park Fire, and they were received with big smiles and open arms.
iGivefirst will continue to help raise funds for the victims of the High Park Fire, as well as those in need all around the world.
To donate go to:
Prairie Mountain Publishing Sites (Dailycamera.com, Timescall.com and Reporterherald.com):
http://www.reporterherald.com/news/larimer-county/ci_20844485/reporter-herald-and-igivefirst-join-ease-community-donations?IADID=Search-www.reporterherald.com-www.reporterherald.com
Fox 31 KDVR Denver:
http://kdvr.com/2012/06/10/live-blog-high-park-fire/
The Denver Post:
http://www.denverpost.com/breakingnews/ci_20882380/colorado-wildfire-extreme-weather-conditions-stoke-high-park
About iGivefirst
Denver-based iGivefirst has created a transformative platform that makes donating to trusted and legitimate charities as easy and safe as “liking” or “tweeting”. The Company’s “Give” button is easily placed on any publisher page and facilitates donations to charitable organizations providing support and services related to the story on that page. iGivefirst is easy, trustworthy and secure, and it supports only legitimate non-profit organizations which are federally registered and in good standing with the IRS. For more information about iGivefirst, visit their website athttp://www.iGivefirst.com.
- Reporter-Herald and iGivefirst join to empower readers to donate directly from breaking news of the High Park Fire across Prairie Mountain’s online news sites
- Over $20,000 Donated to Nonprofits serving Colorado Wildfire Victims