Places where you can go to help

Update: Please contact these centers before bringing items. Many of the needs have been met or changed since the first posting.

Maranatha Chapel and Samaritan's Purse are helping people
clear their land. They are focusing on uninsured, elderly, single parent, and handicapped people.
If anyone wants to contact them the website is: www.maranathachapel.org

Also, this was passed on from a friend of Edie Davis:
I discovered the Rancho Bernardo Relief Center, right across the street from the Rancho Bernardo Recreation building/field. The Rec Center is located at 18448 West Bernardo Drive,
and the Relief Center is sign-posted directly across from it. I drove in and asked what they need, and they gave me a list, which I have copied for you below. I asked if they could use
beds or couches . . . and the gentleman there said "yes - anything". Just as I was driving away, an elderly man drove up and told the relief center worker that he had lost everything in the fire.
If you can pass this list on to as many people as you can . . . the relief center worker said that things are flying off the table, especially cleaning supplies.
CLEANING SUPPLIES (high priority)
Basic cleaning agent (409, Simple Green, etc.)
Paper towels and rags
Brooms/Dustpans
Mops/Buckets
Rubber gloves
Sponges and steel-wool pads

DEBRIS CLEANING SUPPLIES (high priority)
Shovels and rakes
Work gloves
Sifters
Flashlights and batteries
Protective eye wear
N95 face masks

HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
Air purifiers
Toilet paper
Laundry detergent
Paper plates and plastic-wear
Napkins

NEW clothing (will not accept used clothing)
NEW shoes and socks (will not accept used shoes)

TOILETRIES
Men's deodorant
Disposable razors (in package/unopened)
Cotton swabs
Kleenex
Feminine hygiene products
Baby/children items

CHILDREN'S
Baby bouncers
Play mats
Children's playpens and cribs
Baby food

OTHER ITEMS
Disposable cameras
Can openers
Canopies
Rope
Pillows, blankets, sheets
Coffee makers