Last Updated: 10/7/2026
View the active and standby trusted Colorado VOAD voluntary agency resources coordinating efforts together to support communities impacted by the following wildfires impacting the state of Colorado.
There are no fires with mandatory evacuation orders at this time.
The following resources are available to any household that has been impacted by recent wildfires across Colorado:
Survivor Portal – A 10-minute survey designed for individuals impacted by natural disasters to report property damage and immediate needs. This information is protected from Colorado Open Records Act requests and is vital for helping county and state agencies assess disaster impacts, direct resources, and identify unmet community needs. While filling out the form does not guarantee or servce as a direct application for financial aid, the data collected helps officials advocate for potential assistance programs, and residents who opt-in may be contacted in the following months as support becomes available. Pueblo County Survivor Portal | Custer County Survivor Portal
Crisis Clean Up – Households can register to be connected with volunteers who may be able to assist with clean up efforts including ash sifting, debris, trees and fences. Visit https://crisiscleanup.org/map fo rmore information.
Our Front Porch – Provides disaster casework and recovery support including disaster stabilization toolkits, emotional support, one-to-one individualized support, practical recovery guidance and a weekly virtual support group. Visit ourfrontporchco.org for more information.
United Policyholders (UP) – Offers wildfire-impacted households insurance claim recovery guidance and support. Visit uphelp.org/2026COwildfires for more information.
Colorado Association of REALTORS Foundation – Households displaced from their primary residence due to a Colorado summer 2026 wildfire can receive up to $1,000 in housing-related assistance, including mortgage and rental assistance. Applications will be accepted through October 30, 2026 or until available funds have been distributed. Visit carfoundation.org/initiatives/disaster-relief/ for more information and to apply.
Colorado Small Business Development Center – Acts as a liaison between small business owners and state/federal disaster recovery resources. Visit www.coloradosbdc.org for more information or their Small Business Disaster Response Toolkit page for a list of available resources.
Colorado Horse Rescue – Short-term financial assistance for essential care expenses for individuals with horses that have been impacted by the wildfires. Visit http://chr.org/resources/fire-relief for more information.
Wildfire Relief Fund: Individuals that would like to support wildfire recovery and support across Colorado can make a donation to United Way of Southern Colorado’s Wildfire Relief Fund. Visit unitedwaysoco.org/emergencyinfo for more information or to make a donation.
Catholic Charities of Southern Colorado is looking for volunteers. Visit www.ccsoco.org/disasterrecovery for more information or fill out this interest form if you would like to assist with recovery efforts.
211 Colorado – 211 is a confidential and multilingual service connecting people to vital resources across the state. No matter where you live in Colorado, you can find information about resources in your local community. Dial 211, text 898-211, or visit 211colorado.org today. Aspen Acres Fire Resource Guide
For any ongoing Colorado VOAD member activations, deployment, or support services being provided, please use the COVOAD Situational Reporting Form to share response efforts, impact numbers, and unmet needs identified in the field.