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The recent wildfires in Los Angeles have devastated communities, leaving behind unimaginable loss and uncertainty. Entire neighborhoods face challenges in rebuilding, from massive debris cleanup to infrastructure repair and emotional recovery. But amidst the ashes, the spirit of LA shines bright. ?? Together, we can rebuild stronger, safer, and more united than ever before. Let's support each other—whether it’s donating to recovery efforts, lending a helping hand, or simply being there for our neighbors as they navigate this difficult journey. The road ahead won't be easy, but LA has consistently risen in the face of adversity. Let’s make sure no one faces it alone. Together, we can rebuild more than homes—we can rebuild hope. ??? ?? Share how you’re supporting wildfire recovery or tag someone who inspires you with their resilience. #RebuildLA #WildfireRecovery #LosAngelesStrong #StandTogether #CommunitySupport #DisasterRelief #HopeInAction #StrongerTogether

We aren't your average junk haulers in Phoenix, Arizona. But why on earth would we want to be? We embrace our differences and make solutions while others are making excuses. We aren't some big flashy company. We don't want to have a big dump truck like 1-800-junk. We try to divert everything we can from the dump. While 1-800-junk is a big name & has been around the Phoenix, AZ valley for years. Moving Forward Foreclosure Cleanouts is not in the same business model to load up everything in a dump truck and dump it straight in the dump. We proudly separate, donate, recycle, renew, reuse to give back to our communities and to save the Phoenix, landfill and it's substations big time. We have a dump trailer for trash. We the space, and the drive to find places for the junk. 1-800-junk got to the top because of their service. They are definitely doing a lot right for their clients. And congrats on all your success. But if you have useable, unnessary, unwanted, stuff, contents of a home or business. And would like to see the junk, furniture, appliances reused if at all possible. Give us a call and we can make sure that things that can be used are. My team removes the big, the awkward, the stuff that just doesn't fit in your life anymore. Make your day amazing and never stop moving forward! ? Us out! https://lnkd.in/gm6iG_wN Call today for your free estimate. 623-200-2959 #DebrisCleanup #hoardingcleanup #hauling #trashouts #eviction #scottsdale #cleanouts #phoenixaz #mesaaz #paradisevalley #movingforwardfco #hoarding #donate

Realtors: We’ve Got Your Back When Things Are Left Behind As a Realtor, you know that no two closings are the same. Sometimes, you walk into a property expecting it to be ready for new owners, only to find it full of stuff the former owners didn’t take with them. That’s where Two Men and a Junk Truck steps in to save the day. Our team is ready to help with last-minute cleanouts so your deal can stay on track and your clients don’t have to worry about a thing. Whether it’s furniture, appliances, random junk, or even bulky items like hot tubs, we can haul it all. What sets us apart? Our landfill diversion program. ?? We believe in doing everything we can to keep unnecessary waste out of the landfill. That means we work hard to: ? Donate usable items to local charities. ? Recycle materials whenever possible. ? Upcycle items into something new and useful. By choosing us, you’re not just solving a problem quickly—you’re helping make a positive impact on the environment and our community. Need help in a pinch? Let’s connect, and we’ll make sure your property is clean, green, and ready for closing! Use the web address below to access our self booking site! https://lnkd.in/gvuNxkMT #RealEstate #Realtors #MovingSolutions #Sustainability #LandfillDiversion #FargoBusiness

I keep wondering about this potential option for putting out the fires in California… Some areas have too much snow while California has too many fires and not enough water. Why can’t we transport the snow to California to help with the fires? It is possible. It would save so much money spent on salt and other ice melting materials that get used. Also, snow melts, and causes flooding or landslides, which could be preventable. People are donating time and money to help rebuild homes in California. Why don’t we spend the time and money to help save them? What am I missing? What are your thoughts? #CAfire #fire #snowsolution #water #flood #fireprevention #safety #snow #rebuild #volunteer #donate #redcross American Red Cross #sustainability #snowplow #watertransport #LAfire #waterpreservation #floodprevention #winter #weather #mayor #fireman #firedepartment #ReuseReduceRecycle

?? How We Can Help Rosebud Continuum Rebuild After Hurricane Milton ?? Like many in the Pasco County community, ROSEBUD CONTINUUM was hit hard by Hurricane Milton. In addition to the loss of 20 trees, their 2,500-square-foot greenhouse was completely destroyed. Despite the challenges, their commitment to sustainability education and community engagement remains as strong as ever. ?? What Makes Rosebud Special: Rosebud Continuum is a beacon of innovation in sustainability education, with composting stations like: Biodigesters for turning food waste into energy. Compost Barrels for creating nutrient-rich soil. Textile Composting to repurpose old fabrics. ?? How You Can Help: Rosebud has launched a GoFundMe to rebuild and restore its facilities. Contributions will go toward clearing debris, rebuilding the greenhouse, and restoring their educational programs. Let’s help this amazing organization get back to what it does best: teaching the world how small, sustainable actions can make a huge difference. ?? #Sustainability #MakeCompostingMainstream #CommunitySupport #30C

The wildfires in Los Angeles and across the region are impacting so many lives, and our hearts are with everyone affected. Clean air is essential, especially during wildfire season, and we want to share resources to help protect your indoor air quality. Here are a few tips to safeguard your indoor air during wildfire episodes: ??Seal windows, doors, and vents to minimize smoke infiltration ?? Set your HVAC system to recirculate air and check filters frequently ??Use portable air purifiers with HEPA filters in smaller spaces ??Create a “clean air zone” in your home or building for added protection ? For more tips and resources, check out our seasonal guide: https://bit.ly/4aiYTUM ? If you’re looking for ways to support relief efforts, consider donating to the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation. Their work ensures first responders have the resources they need to protect our communities during times of crisis: https://bit.ly/4h9shzc

Florida folks are not more prepared for devastation because they are “used” to hurricanes. Steinhatchee was decimated, very similar to Chimney Rock and other rural communities. I ask all who read my posts to pick a relief organization, work within your companies if they have a company match program, and donate. Below are examples of some supplies sent from a good friend of mine with a home in that area. We fortunate ones may not think of these but the agencies/local organizations that receive this aid will. It’s mind blowing how many people between Florida and WNC/TN are displaced right now and even with FEMA (sore subject, I know), insurance and volunteers, thousands of families are in dire need and in various ways. My heart is with these families during an overwhelming time. #floridastrong #wncstrong #aid #hurricanerelief #humanity #helpingothers #rebuild #prayer #donate #solutions 10/14 Here is a new list… All the things for a camper/RV The 50 to 30 amp connector. Sewer hoses New kitchen towels. Sheets, wash rags, towels. All sizes but mostly queen sheets and twin. Those are the common sizes for the campers. White water hoses for the campers. It has to be a camper hose. Regular water hoses Tools -skill saw, saw blades, saw zaw blades and the saw zaw, all kinds of tools. Construction materials- plywood, 2*4, electrical outlets, insulation, drywall, all kinds of things that would build a house. WD40 Box cutters Tin - 8 foot long by 4 feet wide. Tin cutters Gift cards Drywall mud Screws and nails of all kinds. Mold control is still a major need. Bleach is still needed Laundry soap Gas. Tenneils and Casey’s Cove are selling out as soon as they get it. Batteries of all kinds. Really needing the 9 volt more than the others. Tire kits. Cleaning supplies Pots and pans. All the kitchen utensils. Flooring - I have had multiple people ask for flooring. If there is a flooring place out there that wants to help please reach out to me. If you just might have extra flooring laying around somewhere, we will take it too. You never know it might be enough to do a small job in someone’s home. Totes Bags For the moment, we are ok on.. can goods, clothing, and baby products. I know I am forgetting something that is pretty important. When I remember it, I will put it in the comments. Thank you everyone for all your help and support. It is so much appreciated. You have no idea how many people you have helped. People are in shock ( in a thankful, grateful way) by the love you all have shown for Steinhatchee. I don’t know how to put it in words how grateful we all are.

Waiving of CEQA and Coastal Commission requirements to help rebuild. Rebuilding is never easy and can be another challenge. this is incredible news for Southern California fire survivors. An executive order from the governor removes major hurdles that typically slow down rebuilding after devastating fires. By suspending environmental reviews and streamlining permits, families and business owners can start rebuilding their lives sooner rather than facing months or even years of red tape. The order also protects people from price gouging on construction materials and services through 2026, ensuring fire survivors won't face excessive costs while trying to recover. This is an unfortunate practice, but I am glad there are provisions added to this order. This blend of faster permits and consumer protections means communities can heal and rebuild more quickly. We have a lot of friends and colleagues going through this devastation. These are two organizations that are taking donations: https://lnkd.in/gvmsfXbF and https://lnkd.in/gS8GTBsP You can read the order here: https://lnkd.in/gK4B5K86

?? Addressing the California Wildfires: A Call to Action ?? As the devastating wildfires continue to impact California, I want to take a moment to express my deep concern for the affected communities and brave first responders. The fires not only threaten homes and wildlife but also pose serious challenges to our environment and economy. It’s vital that we come together to support those impacted by this crisis. Whether it’s donating to local organizations, volunteering, or simply spreading awareness, every action counts. Let’s prioritize our efforts to promote better forest management, invest in fire prevention technologies, and educate communities about how to protect themselves during these emergencies. Remember: together, we can make a difference. Stay safe and take care of one another! #CaliforniaWildfires #WildfireSafety #DisasterRelief #CommunitySupport #ClimateChange #FirePrevention #EmergencyPreparedness #SustainablePractices #FirstResponders

CAN A WALL BECOME A CHOICE . . . NOT A BARRIER? The wall was an overlooked 110-year-old building, neglected for 50 years.? Its roof and much of its third floor had been destroyed. Finally, the building, located in Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, was condemned by the city of Philadelphia. The local newspaper shouted for attention about the loss! Along with a few others, I fought to save the building by producing dozens of letters followed by phone calls. The owner of the building retaliated with an ultimatum: “To halt the demolition, raise $4800 in 48 hours!” At the zero hour we met the challenge, only to face a harsher hurdle: Raise the necessary money to build the walls, install a new roof, and renovate the building. “It’s not what happens to you that matters.?It’s what you do about it.” - Nido Qubein, “ATTITUDE The Remarkable Power of Optimism” The challenge was harsh: Not only were we novice fundraisers but also We were recent newcomers from outside Philadelphia with few local contacts. In the 1960s we faced another hurdle: This accepted belief reigned: “There is nothing historic in Chestnut Hill.” Only monumental buildings in Philadelphia such as Independence Hall qualified as “historic.” We gained time enough to: Attract key support and raise the required money. Today, the three-story stone building stands as a landmark. Our actions gave birth to the Chestnut Hill Historical Society, now known as the Chestnut Hill Conservancy. Today the Conservancy ‘s actions meet ever-present challenges: It reaches out to save stone walls in Chestnut Hill and beyond into neighboring communities. #thriving #wellbeing #optimism #attitude