NORTHERN DINÉ RELIEF EFFORT
GALLERY
Sat. April 20, 2024 - 75 bikers and numerous volunteers participated in a Benefit Bike Run to benefit Northern Dine Relief Effort's volunteer team leader Eric Trevizo, who suffered a stroke towards the end of February and remains hospitalized. God bless you, every one.
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Sat., Jan 20, 2024 - Mile-to-mile groceries distribution (Cove, Cortez veterans, Sanostee, Dzilth-na-o-dith-hle, Sheepsprings, Sanostee, Red Mesa, and home deliveries) and Shiprock drive-up food distribution. Individually packed items re-packed by volunteers milt-to-mile and by LDS volunteers, 1200 total boxes w/ 15 items provided by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, volunteers Navajo Nation PD, fire Dept., Roof Butte, Shiprock Search and Rescue, NTUA, Pumpkin Patch Fundraisers, coordination by Northern Diné Relief Effort, phone/text by Navajo Family Voices, thank you all. Please click HERE for facebook post as food distribution was underway.
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Week of Jan 22, 2024 - Distributions and home deliveries to behind-chapter needy families, with Roof Butte Search and Rescue in Cove and Red Valley.
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Pictures from Halloween pumpkin distribution at Sheep Springs.last Oct 24 2023 at Tooh Haltsooi Community Center, pumpkins donated by Navajo Family Voices, Pumpkin Patch Fundraisers and Northern Dine Relief. All pictures from Sheep Springs Chapter.
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Pumpkin distribution Oct 24 2023 at Shiprock Police Department
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Oct 21 2023 - Long distance pumpkin delivery, Alama
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AUG 18, 23, 25 and 26, 2023 -- Backpacks and school supplies distribution --sponsored by Navajo Family Voices at Sheep Springs, Teec Nos Pos, Montezuma Creek and Red Valley.
THURS., AUG 10, 2023 - Ames Myers brought in 5 cords of well-dried wood from Tuba City to Shiprock, to Chili Yazzie's farm, for future distribution. Wood supplied by Nature Conservancy; travel supported by NDCVRE.
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THURS, SEPT 29, 2022 - Over 250 school supplies and hygiene kits were handed out to grandparents, parents, teachers and students at the Navajo Family Voices table by Det. Chris Ruiz and Sgt. Carl from Pleasant Grove UT Police. All supplies were donated by Pleasant Grove UT community organizations and schools. Indian Country Grassroots Support helped to pay for transport using a second trailer.
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WED., SEPT 28, 2022 - Distribution at Sheep Springs 230+ cars, supplies donated by Pleasant Grove police, schools and community organizations and residents, coordinated by Navajo Family Voices, Sheep Springs Chapter Manager Kevin Begay and chapter and program volunteers.
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Pleasant Grove police dept. brought in $15,000 in wood and construction supplies for distribution to Sheep Springs area flood damaged families that was set aside from the distribution of other supplies for families to come later.
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Pleasant Grove Sgt. Carl, Hon. Amber Crotty, Sheep Springs Chapter Manager Kevin Begay, Det. Chris Ruiz, Elvira Dennison of Navajo Family Voices, and chapter volunteers.
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WEEK OF AUG 15, 2022 - NDCVRE and coordinated response to COVID isolation families, hotline and referrals
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WEEK OF AUG 1, 2022 - School supplies giveaway at Red Mesa, led by Roof Butte K9 SAR
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MARCH 29, 2022 - Chuska Mountain community near Cove - families including 15 adults and 9 kids COVID symptomatic, some very sick, were delivered supplies today by Eric, Sam and Jermaine - 10 cases water, 5 cases Gatorade, and tortilla-making condiments donated by NDCVRE; flour and beans donated by Pumpkin Patch Fundraisers.
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SAT., MARCH 19, 2022 - Trailer loads of toys and kids' backpacks collected by Pat Wimmer and kids from Pleasant Grove, UT, High School and drove in by Det. Chris Ruiz of Pleasant Grove, UT Police Dept. were distributed at the Old Shiprock Police Station by community-wide all systems support from Navajo Nation first responders, Shiprock Search and Rescue, Red Sparrow, Pumpkin Patch Fundraisers, and Navajo Family Voices. Kids, please feel the love. T’áá íiyisíí ahéhee’ nitsaago, nihi k’éí !!
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SUN, MAR 13 - Lost family in stuck/snowbound pickup found and returned to Sheepsprings mountain settlements with food boxes for 26 families.
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FIRST 2 WEEKS, MARCH 2022 - mixed community distributions as called in.
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HOME DELIVERIES through end of February (no dates)
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WEEK OF FEB 7 - deliveries well into the night Monday and Wednesday to Lukachukai test positive families.
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FEB 1 - Food distributions and Shiprock LDS Food Drive followed by deliveries to 5 chapters.
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JAN 29 - Jan 31 - Multiple COVID positive families in Shiprock and deliveries to Rattlesnake, Oak Springs, Cudeii, Cove and other communities, COVID spread in area. Be careful.
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FRI, JAN 21, 2022
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FRI, JAN 22 -MON, JAN 24, 2022 - Shop for supplies and deliver to test positive families in Farmington, Naschitti, Coyote Canyon and other locations; Jermaine and Eric picked up woods in Naschitti, donated by Gloria Dennison to a family in quarantine in Two Grey Hills plus other woods, trailer and driver donated by Pumpkin Patch Fundraisers.
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WEEK OF JAN 10, 2022 - 24 pallettes of non-perishables donated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, repacked into 364 boxes delivered/picked up to the most needy families in rural chapters followed by flash food distribution of remaining 80 boxes on Fri. Jan 14 at Shiprock LDS.
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New Years Day, 2022 - Stranded family of four in Chuskas taken to safety after 3 days snowed in on Chuska Mountains.
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Oct 10-11 - Barbara Morgan of Shiprock made the first run of Shiprock and Tse Da Kaan veteran/single mom and elder produce in her pickup to Alamo, received by Inez Apachito for Alamo Chapter.
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Oct 11-12 - Beverly Maxwell, Lula Sandoval and Lucy, Bev's super loyal dog, raced against the BIG FREEZE after heavy rains to collect and deliver the trailer load of Shiprock/Tse Da Kaan produce to Alamo on the 2nd Alamo delivery day. Barb, Bev and Lula, 3 tremendously brave matriarchs.
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May 14 - Final refrigerated meat/dairy distribution at Shiprock LDS Church at NHA, refrigerated food pick ups no longer possible for rural chapters in growing heat. Bless you all and keep safe.
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May 10-13 - Hand sanitizer community pick-ups, Northern Edge Casino East South parking lot; with Navajo Nation Fire Dept.
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May 7 - incoming sanitizers and community pick-ups, with Navajo Nation Fire, CCSD, Upper Fruitland Chapter, Pumpkin Patch Fundraisers & others
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Apr 30 - Next-to-final USDA Food distribution & community pick-ups at Shiprock LDS Church
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Apr 15 - Food distribution and community pick-ups at Shiprock LDS Church (staging area)
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Apr 7 - Donations for children and infants from Deeper Faith Ministries. Thank you for thinking of little ones.
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Sat., APRIL 3 - Cove distribution at Outdoor Gospel Drive-In Service - chocolate bunnies, PPEs.. candy, eggs, toys collected by our team from Albuquerque and food brought in from Colorado.
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Mar 31 - Immediate distribution of excess frozen food from daycare center before it goes to waste.
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Mar 25 - Elders at Cove Senior Center with new stuffed toys following food and toys distribution.
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Mar 25 - Food distribution at Shiprock LDS Church following winter storm
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Mar 23 - Receiving a critical infra-red drone from N. Am. Coal Co. at Bisti Mines, with Council delegates Amber Crotty, Eugenia Charles-Newton, Shiprock Search & Rescue, and other SARs describing, sometimes with tears, night-long community searches for lost children and elders in the desert.
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Mar 23 - Shiprock artist Jonathan Curley unveiled his donated rendering of a logo for Shiprock Search and Rescue at Bisti Mines, explaining the symbols and emphasizing appreciation, brotherhood and protection.
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Mar 19 - Receive next-to-last delivery of cleaning supplies/PPE buckets from CORE before their bucket program shuts down; community pick-ups from Upper Fruitland, Red Valley, Dist 11 and others.
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Mar 12 - Distributions at Shiprock LDS and Upper Fruitland, our team assisted local CERT and chapter teams on-site at 4 locations!
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Mar 11 - Unloading, divvying up and reloading 24 pallets (1152 refrigerated boxes) for multi-location distribution and senior center community pick ups. Thank you, CCSD forklift crew.
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Mar 6 - CORE buckets distribution and other non-food supplies at Shiprock LDS Church at NHA.
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Mar 5 - Beclabito, Aneth, Sweetwater, Red Valley and Sanostee Senior Center pickups of CORE buckets, chlorox, fleece, sanitizer, diapers
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Mar 4 - 9 location food distribution during sudden storm. Pictures from LDS Church at Shiprock NHA
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Pictures sent in by Roof Butte CERT team doing Sunterra/USDA refrigerated home deliveries under NDCVRE banner (thank you!) to Two Grey Hills, Red Valley, Cove and all over!
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Feb 26 - Donated chlorox, diapers, sanitizer
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Feb 19 - CORE buckets (cleaning and PPE supplies) distribution Shiprock LDS and community delivery
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Feb 18 - Refrigerated food boxes for coordinated distribution; line of delivery vehicles to 6 distribution locations; Fruitland and San Juan Chapters picking up; Shiprock LDS drive thru
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Feb 11 - Sunterra USDA Food distribution, thanks again to Utah COVID Relief and always always our ready volunteer relatives from the Church of Jesus Christ for Latter-day Saints and use of church site.
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Feb 10 - Wood and Pellet for Elders Distribution at Bethel Church, thanks to AJ Meyers and Dr. Sophina Manheimer Calderon for the wood, Shiprock Traditional Farmer Cooperative and delegate Charles-Newton for assist.
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Feb 5 - First drive-thru distribution of 2021 at Shiprock LDS Church, 358 Sunterra - USDA meat/dairy/produce boxes, 75 CORE buckets, 100 steam corn bags and 150 toys distributed to vehicles and 880 picked up by remote senior centers and chapters for self-distribution locally. This was by far the most unexpected and potentially chaotic delivery after cancellations due to weather 2x then a postponement of a day resulting in loss of forklift and loss of a critical team member previously scheduled for vaccine. Pumpkin Patch Fundraisers and Central Consolidated School District came to the rescue with forklifts and crews, with CCSD adding 11 plant operations volunteers at extreme short notice. Total 25 magnificent last minute volunteers, including Shiprock Traditional Farmer Cooperative, LDS Church, Shiprock Search & Rescue, Navajo Family Voices. Day of blessings.
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Feb 4 - Northern Relief team assisted at the crowded vaccination at Shiprock High School, helping with traffic control while team members obtained their first shots.
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Feb 2 - Shout out to Pumpkin Patch Fundraisers - awesome sponsors, partners and volunteers throughout the pandemic, week after week, providing funds, equipment, vehicles, crew and volunteers while also carefully deep cleaning all equipments/vehicles between donated use.
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Jan 23 - Tuba City relatives donated to us huge uncut woods and we made sure they had something to take back home. Through other donations we were able to purchase a wood splitter.
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Jan 21 - 2nd wood run and pellet donation to our veterans in Tuba City and assisted in splitting wood and wood/pellet drive thru.
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Jan 19 - Delivery of Springfield IL medical supplies to Health Command at Northern Navajo Medical Center incl. hospital bed, wheelchair, pads and oxygen supplies.
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Jan 16 - Receive planeload of brand new stuffed toys flown in from Provo Utah by Devin Pauley at his own cost. Thank you Devin.
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Jan 16 - Relief Team called in to interface w NN police and coordinate pop-up multi-supplies distribution at Power Place Church in Shiprock with sudden supplies brought in by Compassionate Colorado
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We can never thank you enough Richard, John and Leon of Pumpkin Patch Fundraisers. Thank you for pitching in this time for a chainsaw.
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Jan 14 - Farmers and veterans, including Chili Yazzie and Council delegate Eugenia Charles-Newton joined our Relief Team for a day-long wood run and inter-community assistance to Tuba City Fairgrounds
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Jan 1 2021 - Mike Burns arriving with load of medical supplies including hospital bed, wehelchair, oxygen supplies, from Springfield IL driving non-stop. You are awesome Mike.
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Dec 27 - Thank you Chizh for Cheii and Sixth World Solutions mutual aid collaboration for wood/groceries to a Crestview COVID family.
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Dec 24 - Donation of 2 pallets water from Richard, John and Leon at Pumpkin Patch Fundraisers who have already done so much.
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Dec 22-24 - Entirely Shiprock Traditional Farmer Cooperative farmer-families-led effort to get 250 food boxes out before Keshmish with our team providing safety training and support.
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Dec 17 - Bringing in Sunterra/USDA boxes from Montezuma Creek this time by trailer, dsitribution 268 boxes in Shiprock and 100 boxes at San Juan Chapter. Extremely COLD!!
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Dec 16 - Bringing in 400 boxes from Montezuma Creek for community distribution by Episcopal Church of Navajoland .Pictured: Rev. Sampson
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Dec 17 - Navajo Nation Police picking up 30 Sunterra/USDA boxes and 21 CORE buckets.
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Dec 16 - Receiving final delivery of CORE cleaning supplies from Steve Dimunico who is reassigned out of region. Thank you Steve.
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Dec 9 - Pick up abundant emergency food donated by ECHO for delivery to +ve family of 3 adults, 2 kids in Farmington.
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Dec 3 - Two Back-to-Back Distributions: UPPER FRUITLAND CHAPTER, 10 AM -- 270 boxes Sunterra-USDA; and SAN JUAN CHAPTER, 12 PM - 162 boxes. Secluded farming communities reached via old farm roads south of the San Juan River. San Juan Engine 1 and chapter staff volunteered.
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Dec 2 - Two Back-to-Back Distributions: SHIPROCK LDS CHURCH 648 boxes Sunterra-USDA; and KIRTLAND FIRE STATION #1 334 boxes. Extremely long lines in Shiprock. Great assist from Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Kirtland and San Juan County Engine crews.
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Dec 3 - 500 new stuffed lambs, unicorns and teddy bears donated by PetSmart, picked up by Eric from Pat Wimmer in Cortez!
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Dec 3 - Flo Trujillo picked up 2 Sunterra-USDA boxes to deliver with books, book bags and painting tools to Bloomfield COVID family of 7.
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Dec 2 - 20 homemade fabric masks were donated by Denisa Livingston of Diné Community Advocacy Alliance (DCAA) for team use.
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Nov 25 - Supplemental Thanksgiving Food Distribution at Shiprock LDS Church, with area food banks closed for the week; crew picked up Sunterra Farmer-to-Family frozen meatballs, chicken, eggs, dairy and produce from Montezuma Creek after assisting in distribution there.
This drive thru is dedicated to the memory of Eric's brother Milo Trevizo, who lost his battle with the virus early this morning in a Phoenix ICU. Eric persisted with relief efforts because Milo would have wanted it. Deepest condolences to Eric and all his family. |
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In November 2020, Searchlight NM, reprinted in the Guardian, carried an article on the community relief efforts of Diné matriarchs, including Eugenia Charles-Newton with the Northern Diné Covid-19 Relief Effort. Please visit the Guardian.
​Eric Trevizo, team leader for the Northern Diné Covid-19 Relief Effort, delivers necessities to people like Emily John and daughter April, both diabetic, whose home had no electricity or running water. Photograph: Don J Usner/Searchlight NM
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Nov 19 - Community deliveries began at dawn, first to Upper Fruitland Chapter, unload and then assist with drive-thrus; then on to San Juan Chapter for a second drive thru distribution, both at community request as Navajo Nation has entered a 3-week lockdown.
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Nov 18 - Shiprock LDS Church, special distribution of Sunterra Farmer-to-Family frozen meatballs, chicken, eggs, dairy and produce picked up from Montezuma Creek by refrigerated semi. Distribution 454 boxes to 409 cars very shorthanded due to community spread with crush of cars coming 2 hours early. NNFD, NTUA and LDS thank you for your support.
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Nov 17 - Shiprock Bethel Church, drive thru food and holiday turkey distribution
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Nov 16 - Sheepsprings Chapter food and holiday turkey distribution
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Nov 4-5 - ECHO Food Bank donated 5 emergency food boxes for quarantined/+ve family of 14 in Naschitti, which were immediately delivered with replenished cleaning supplies and PPEs. Thank you ECHO.
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Oct 30 & Nov 5 - With Navajo Family Voices - Clean, and insulate extremely leaky windows of elder's home at Tse Da Kaan.
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Nov 2-4 - Replenishing supplies of cleaning & PPEs after all donated supplies distributed.
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Oct 30 - Replenish food supplies locally and delivery to homebound & quarantine/COVID +ve families. Pictured: NHA housing, Mexican Springs.
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Oct 29 - Delivery last of our supplies to family of 1 elder, 1 adult and 5 kids at Tse Da Kaan.
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Oct 21 - Deliveries to homebound (disabled without vehicles) in families behind the chapter communities of Shiprock, Rattlesnake and Cudeii
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Oct 21 - 7 am Drive-thru distribution at Shiprock LDS Church: 271x 31-lb boxes from Shamrock/USDA through ECHO partners, and 270 locally grown watermelons, distribution manned by NDCVRE with LDS volunteers, unloaded and cars lined up in early morning near-darkness.
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Oct 9 - Home deliveries of squash and melons to 38 senior and multi-children families in Mexican Springs, Buffalo Springs and Tohatchi.
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Oct 9 - Drive thru distribution of 109 CORE buckets and local produce
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Oct 3 - Team members delivering to Beclabito.
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Oct 2 - Receiving shipment of 150x 5-gal CORE buckets.
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Sept 24-25 - Distribution of 280 commodities boxes and 644 ears of local corn via 2 drive thrus, consecutive days.
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Sept 23 - Burned out home in Shiprock, 2nd wash; LDS missionaries and team assisted in clean up, provided food, water and handwash station.
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Sept 23 - Handwash station delivered to Rattlesnake to family with no running water and electricity. "Works great thank u . . . "
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Sept 20 - Delivery of handwash station to Teec mountain family of 6 displaced from city, without water, electricity, cell or internet.
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Sept 11 - Receiving CORE shipment of 150 cleaning/hygiene/PPE 5-gal buckets, majority for distribution to Red Mesa behind communities.
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Sept 11 - Food distribution drive thru, 208 boxes of local produce and LDS provided commodities with volunteers from LDS and Shiprock Search and Rescue.
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Sept 11 - Fun, intensive handwash station making workshop for remote Red Mesa families without plumbing, led by Roy Hosteen of Red Feather, stations made by Navajo Family Voices program staff.
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Sept 10 - Great day boxing food for our food distribution tomorrow with all you can eat pancakes made by Marlene and a special visit from NNF Engine #26 from Dist. 21(Newcomb).
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Sept 9 - Unseasonably wintry and rain-filled day--received shipment of 25 pallets of produce, immediately distribute via drive thru family & community. Distribution: 1,344 USDA-Sunterra fresh produce boxes, 56 LDS commodities boxes, 248 hand sanitizer vials, and 250 brand new soft teddy bears, lambs and unicorns.
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Sept 9 - Pat Wimmer drove in from Orem, Utah with 250 new stuffed lambs, unicorns and teddy bears donated by PetSmart, which were all distributed to parents and grandparents today.
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Sept 8 - Anonymous donors drove in from Los Angeles with amazing gifts of toiletries, masks, soaps, and baby essentials.
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Sept 8 - Hand sanitizer vial filling at Shiprock LDS Church, roughly 450 vials.
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Sept 1 - Drive thru at Shiprock LDS Church and community distribution of local Shiprock squash, corn, and 170 food boxes to families, seniors, veterans and Navajo police.
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Aug 29 - Purchase of unsold squash, tomatoes, corn, okra from Shiprock traditional farmers at Twin Lakes pop up, provided to Hazel at SJCHE for children at Coyote Canyon, Twin Lakes, Tohatchi and Mexican Springs.
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Aug 28 - Packing/distribution via coordinated community pick up for seniors and veterans at Little Water, Naschitti, Rattlesnake, and others; visit by Steve Diminuco from CORE; receive donations from Scott.
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Aug 27 - Distribution of 400 boxes to Beclabito, Cove and Naschitti and San Juan Fire EMS via community pick up
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Aug 27 Purchase of locally grown squash through the Shiprock Traditional Farmer Cooperative
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Aug 27 - Tse Daa Kaan mutual aid packing and drive thru, food NHFCR, packing SJCHE, traffic/distribution NDCVRE; then deliveries to Toadlena and Buffalo Springs
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Aug 26 - 25 pallets of LDS-provided bulk food supplies arriving by semi, unloaded by NTUA forklift crew and volunteer team
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Aug 20 - Loading 80 food boxes from World Central Kitchen for Beclabito delivery
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Aug 19 - 2 pallets of urgently needed water, received from Flint Hills Wisdom Keepers Foundation, Kansas
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Aug 19 - Homebound deliveries to seniors and veterans in Cudeii and Rattlesnake
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Aug 17 - Food drive-thru at Sheep Springs Chapter, USDA dairy (250) and protein (250)
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Aug 17 ECHO Food Bank USDA dairy/protein at Shiprock Bethel Church (9 - 11 am) combined with CSFP/TEFAP. 1317 total boxes feeding 527 households (@ average 2.5 family members per household), 15 volunteers. |
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Aug 14 - Fresh Produce Distribution, 2144 total boxes - 1344 fresh produce boxes, 800 other supplies, Shiprock LDS Church, 10 am - finish (distribution completed by 1 pm). 34 total volunteers including 16 LDS missionaries.
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Aug 11 - A full day of assisting other relief teams in distributing 930 total frozen meat and dairy boxes at Bethel Church and City Market.
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Aug 15 - U-Haul full of supplies from Flint Hills Wisdom Keepers Foundation, Kansas received at Shiprock LDS Church
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Aug 6 - Chapter, senior center and community pop up pick ups of 944 food boxes provided by the LDS Church in coalition/partnership with NDCVRE, begun at 10 am and completed by 12:30 pm, 3 types of boxes contents: flour, sugar, beans, pasta, canned foods, cooking oils, toiletries, sanitizer and more.
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Aug 4 - A final food distribution of 400 boxes took place at Mesa Elementary gymnasium before we moved to our new facility, the gymnasium at the Shiprock LDS Church. LDS is joining/partnering the coalition to reach even more remote Northern Agency communities, they chipped in to help us swiftly and easily move. Thank you all.
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August 2 - NDCVRE and the Navajo COVID Relief Effort of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints had a fruitful meeting at the Shiprock Stake to make introductions and explore coordinating relief efforts. The meeting included a tour of supplies in the church gymnasium.
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July 30 - 31 - Emergency food and water deliveries to 130 Ft. Defiance Agency infected and quarantined families with Burnside, AZ as staging point, and to 2 Shiprock families without electricity, water, or phone service.
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July 29 - a remarkable and humbling day of coordinating donations. Receiving assistance from Hazel James and San Juan Collaborative for Health Equity, who purchased local Shiprock organic squash from Wallace Buck's farm and gathered food supplies including ground meat for 25 Sanders homebound veterans who requested emergency supplies from NDCVRE, both groups stepped up to serve our veterans despite the distance and without regard for service area. Shiprock delegate Eugenia Charles-Newton transported the supplies with her husband Leroy to Sanders this same afternoon.
The Shiprock Traditional Farmer Cooperative were in need of stall space to sell their squash off-reservation. Through NDCVRE efforts, R.A. "Squeak" Hunt immediately donated two prime spots in Waterflow across from his Original Sweetmeats store, Tse' yaa'ak' ahi, that he will mow and prepare for the farmers, whose produce is pre-washed and sanitized. |
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July 28 - Community Pick-Ups of 500 USDA/Shamrock Dairy boxes freshly delivered in refrigerated truck then immediately stored in walk-in cooler at Mesa Elementary gymnasium, brought out for loading as families pulled up. Boxes were picked up by families and chapter/community organizers, all 500 boxes were advertised on KNDN and entirely distributed before 5 pm.
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Food Box Distribution Drive Thru, Sheep Springs Chapter, July 27, 11 am - 1 pm
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Food Box Distribution Drive Thru, Sanostee Chapter, July 27, 9-11 am
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Supply run included potatoes, apples, cereals, oats, macaroni, beans, sugar, canned spaghetti, protein bars, and toilet paper, week of July 20.
Shout out and THANKS to Pumpkin Patch Fundraisers, who donated 75 family packets of Upland Desert Popcorn. |
Thank you Navajo Fire and Pumpkin Patch Fundraisers, who donated 3 trucks with crews to deliver food, water, toilet paper and sanitizer to 75 remote families, week of July 20. Thanks especially to Richard, John Hamby and Leon Notah.
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Volunteers filled 800 vials with sanitizer, and labeled the vials, in just over 2 hours, for distribution at upcoming home deliveries and a sanitizer drive-thru targeting community members traveling, week of July 13
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Getting supplies and distribution to seniors in Red Valley and Cove and vicinity, 50 custom senior boxes including fresh oranges and apples, chicken soup, oatmeal, almond bars and spam, gallon water, and local summer squash (yellow squash and zucchini) bought directly from Shiprock farmers, week of July 13.
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NDCVRE's relief team loading up on supplies to build food boxes for home delivery to quarantined families, week of July 6
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Navajo Fire Dept. helped our relief team load 50 food boxes, and PPF (Pumpkin Patch Fundraiser) Farms helped distribute them, to quarantined families in Cove, Red Valley, Two Grey Hills, Oak Springs, Shiprock, and Rattle Snake, week of July 6
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The Narbonas loading up on water to distribute to Chuska Mountain sheepherders, June 25
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Pick ups by Navajo Nation Dept. of Health and Water Warriors, and bundles of rice and cleaning/hygiene supplies remaining in swiftly emptied storage, week of June 29
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Water distribution pick up by Shiprock police and fire fighters, June 25
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Food Box Distribution Drive Thru, Sheep Springs Chapter, June 22
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Propane Disbursement for Shiprock Community Drive-Thru, June 4
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Food Box Distribution Drive Thru, Sanostee Chapter, June 1
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