MADRAS, Oregon (KTVZ) – The Jefferson County Department of Public Health is partnering with Confederate Tribes in Warm Springs to collect much-needed donations for residents, adding families and homelessness.
Warm Springs’ dominance was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and continues under a warning to boil water as officials check the water formula after the weekend’s maintenance to a water line break.
This collaboration will ensure that the network’s wishes are met, officials said.
It is preferable to use new materials because the materials used must be quarantined before distribution.
Essentials include:
Shampoo – Ecological
Antibacterial soaps (preferably Castile)
Deodorant (male and female)
Alcohol-free mouthwash
Small sunscreens and lotions
Flashlights (easy to pack, sun if possible)
Fluorescent vests
Socks (unisex / white)
Handkerchiefs
T-Shirts, unisex (L, XL, XXL)
Sleep / backpacks (min. 20L)
Tents (compact 2/3 other people or 3/4)
Diapers / Baby Wipes
Canned (soups, chilli, fruit)
Hard bread/driver
Hard (sugar-free and regular)
Disinfectant cleaners
Clothing detergent
Kleenex
Whitening wipes / plate with bleach / marking bar
Bottled water
Toothbrushes/toothpaste
Gift Cards: Grocery, Safeway, Thriftway ($5.00 limit)
Items can be left at the Jefferson County Public Health Building at 71five SW 4th St., Madras, OR 97741 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday for delivery to Warm Springs. A box will be visual at the entrance. If the parts are too giant to fit, they can be placed next to the box.
Additional donations for Warm Springs are collected in Deschutes County through a network organization, a form of network-led online engagement (link provided in the text). The Central Oregon Black Leaders Assembly and Bellatazza Coffee, located in downtown Bend, is also conducting a crusade to donate water to Warm Springs and more information can be found on COBLA’s Facebook page.
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