Mark Martinez
Mark Martinez | Fresno Fire Department 3-12-21 My name is Mark Martinez. I am a Fire Captain with the Fresno Fire Department – entering my 28th year. Although our duty to serve and do our best work does not differ…
Peter Arroyo
Peter Arroyo | Cressman Road 2-10-21 The Creek Fire started at 5:30 in the evening on September 4th at Camp Sierra. The morning of September 5th was already blistering its way into the oppressive heat that was to be all…
China Peak Hosts First-Ever Central Sierra Resiliency Fund “Hero Day” In Partnership with Tioga-Sequoia Brewing Company to Honor Creek Fire First Responders
First Responders benefit from a special China Peak ski day and a portion of the proceeds benefit the Central Sierra Resiliency Fund
Ari Arroyo
The Creek Fire was the largest single fire in the history of the state of California and burned 379,895 acres. I am a firefighter and engineer and my husband, Peter, is a firefighter with the Pine Ridge Volunteer Fire Department. We were here from the beginning and will forever be affected by what happened, what we saw, what we did, and the people we met.
Nancy & Steve Soares
We purchased our beloved cabin, “Rock Crest” in 1999. Being a 4th generation Dowville Tract family, I realized how lucky we were to find this cabin in Huckleberry Tract with a beautiful view of the Lake.
Jeannie Coe
The Creek Fire came through our property and destroyed our horse barn, shed, and 40' foot storage unit. Search and Rescue helped us evacuate our horses, as my husband's horse would not trailer load.
David & Rebekah Johnson
My Husband, David, had been looking for a place in the mountains for quite awhile when he stumbled upon our place. He fell in love with it when he first saw it and it has been his, then my, heaven on earth.
Howard V. Hendrix
Due to the ferocity of the Creek Fire, my wife Laurel and I are now displaced persons staying in a motel in Fresno. On Sunday, September 6, we were ordered to evacuate from our house in the Pine Ridge community, just south of Shaver Lake.
KSEE 24: Local breweries band together to help Creek Fire recovery efforts
Creek Fire recovery efforts continue, but the local brewery industry is also doing its part to help those impacted.
Tioga Sequoia Brewing Co. + Central Sierra Resiliency Fund
The Central Sierra Resiliency Fund is proud to announce our long-term partnership with Tioga-Sequoia Brewing Company to revitalize and restore our communities and forests damaged by the Creek Fire, California’s largest single wild fire in recorded history.