*This is a very special grove planted in honor of all the First Responders and Emergency Management personnel who've worked tirelessly to defeat the Kincade Fire and save Sonoma County, CA* Click HERE to contribute trees.
The Kincade Fire First Responders & Emergency Management Grove currently has 100 trees.
Messages:
3 trees from Todd & Katie Hoper- From the bottom of our hearts, we are filled with gratitude.
10 trees from The Fisher Family- We are so grateful for all of your dedication and hard work. We can't thank you enough for saving our home and our community!
5 trees from John Bowls- Thank you.
1 tree from Margarite Vantage- I am so glad to be back in my home in Windsor. Thank you! Thank you!
2 trees from Debbie & Bruce- WOOO WHOOO! So relieved that our home is safe now. Thank you!!!!!
2 trees from: A grateful evacuee. ❤️❤️ - Thanks is not enough to say about your commitment, courage and efforts to save our County.
2 trees from: Valerie Schlafke and Pam Higley - Thank you First Responders! This time your work and careful planning made a huge difference!
3 trees from: A Grateful Tree-hugger - Thank you all so much for your service!
50 trees from: Grateful Santa Rosa resident - First responders did an amazing job! Thank you!
1 tree from: Katie Coleman - “I thought of you today but that is nothing new, I thought about you yesterday and the days before that too. I think of you in silence, I often speak your name, all I have are memories, and your picture in a frame. Your memory is a keepsake from which I’ll never part. God has you in His arms, but I’ll have you in my heart”
2 trees from: Allan Bird - Thanks for all your dedication and sacrifice.
2 trees from: Shawna Alapa'i - Mahalo to all First Responders. May the Circle of Life continue to flow.
3 trees from: Dorcas Higginbotham - With appreciation for their dedicated service.
10 trees from: Anita Patrone - Thank you so much for all the hard work and for all that was saved.
4 trees from: Lorilee Crisp - Thank you for putting your lives on the line for others.
