“A project of this scale will require significant funding both from governmental entities and private donations. If you would like to help support the clean-up and restoration efforts, any gift helps.” –Friends of Timberline
Friends of Timberline is seeking public donations to repair the fire damage at Mount Hood’s historic Timberline Lodge after an attic a fire tore through the building’s roof on the night of April 18th.
The nonprofit is trying to raise $100,000 for the repairs. The lodge, built in 1937, is owned by the U.S. Forest Service and managed by a private company. All donations will go directly toward fire clean-up, restoration and preservation of the historic building.
If you would like to contribute to the “Fire Clean-up and Restoration Fund” please GO HERE.
“All donations will go directly toward fire clean-up, restoration, and preservation efforts as needed at Timberline Lodge.
The roof fire on Thursday, April 18 was contained quickly, and fire and subsequent water damage is benign and contained to the central areas of the Historic Lodge, including the headhouse and main lobby areas. However, a project of this scale will require significant funding both from governmental entities and private donations.
If you would like to help support the clean-up and restoration efforts, any gift helps. Your gift will be 100% tax deductible.”
