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Ruidoso Downs creates Account to Receive Donations for Fire Victims of South Fork and Salt Fires
From AQHA:
“Ruidoso Downs Race Track has created a special account for members of the horse racing industry to make a donation for victims of the recent South Fork and Salt Fires in the Ruidoso area.
“The entire community has been impacted—we have a number of our local residents that have lost their homes,” General Manager Rick Baugh said. “Ruidoso Downs will provide $20,000 in seed money to open the account and we challenge all members of the racing industry to help by making a tax-deductible contribution to the account that will go directly to victims of the recent fires.”
The account will be easy to access through www.raceruidoso.com and the track’s Facebook and social media pages. Donations can also be made by calling the race track at 575-378-4431…”
DONATION INFORMATION
- The Horsemen’s Association has set up a VENMO account for Donations to the Ruidoso Horsemen’s Relief Fund @nmhastate1.
- The Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico is partnering with the Community Foundation of Lincoln County to support the New Mexico Wildfire Relief Fund and Emergency Action Fund by establishing the Greatest Need Fund for Lincoln and Otero counties.
- The fund is accepting monetary donations by check at 2640 El Paseo Road, Las Cruces, NM 88001.
The following items are recommended for donation.
- Blankets
- Pillows
- Towels
- Toiletries and hygiene items
- Non-perishable food items
- Bottled water
- Clothing
- Pet supplies, food
- Sleeping bags
- Bandannas and work gloves
- Batteries
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