The 6-5 Fire tore through the town of Chinese Camp in early September, destroying about 45 homes and several historic buildings. The first phase of cleanup, removing toxic debris, has just wrapped up, but there's still a long road ahead for families trying to rebuild.
She's now working with her insurance company to rebuild, but says the immediate costs of replacing basic necessities have been overwhelming.
"It's like being seen for the first time, kind of," Kasey said. "So it's emotional support. It's an acknowledgment of support. It's financial support. It's been huge."
He adds that 100% of every donation goes directly to fire victims.
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