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Jones Fire – How To Help

Community Coming Together! Download PDF Status As Of 09.30.26:

 

Relief Impact Statement

Updated September 30th, 2026

Through coordinated relief efforts, our team has delivered $74,607 in direct financial assistance to support individuals and families affected by the disaster.

This assistance includes:

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$13,076 in temporary housing costs Gift Card Icon $10,900 in gift card donations,
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$14,822 in permanent housing expenses
tools $10,016 in hardware equipment and tools

All to help families meet urgent needs and begin rebuilding stability.

In addition, significant in-kind support has been matched and donated, including 12 RVs, 4 bicycles, 1 truck, and 3 beds. Clothing, food, and household goods have also been donated in volumes too large to count.

in kind support 12 rvs, 4 bicycles, 1 truck, 3 beds and more clothing, food and goods than we could count.

Thank you to all Committee Members:

A committee of community organizations is working together to coordinate support for those affected by the Jones Fire. Committee members:

  • Terrie Davidson, Community Relations Manager, WCH
  • David Standar of Edward Jones and the Rotary Club of Wickenburg
  • Jay Farquhar of the Rotary Club of Wickenburg
  • Lory Lorado and Silvia Camarena of Allthrive365,
  • Chris Strale of Project Salt, and Brian Jones of Jones Ford Wickenburg
  • Brian Jones of Jones Ford and Quick Lane – Wickenburg
  • Pastor Monty Coffman and Mike Ullrich of Community Alliance Church & Wickenburg Community Ministries
  • Pastor Duane Middleton of Mount Hope Assembly of God
  • Pastor Vince Barringer of Redeemer Lutheran Church
  • Pastor Ken Demeter, Calvary Baptist Church

For questions please contact Terrie Davidson, Community Relations Manager, WCH; terrie.davidson@wickhosp.com

 

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The place to find key patient and community member notices, or answers to frequently asked questions.

Healthcare billing delays often arise from extended insurance claim processing. These insurance delays can lead to confusion and financial strain for patients, who may not receive their bill until weeks or months after care is provided, making it harder to plan financially.

At Wickenburg Community Hospital & Clinics, we strive for timely and accurate billing. However, we cannot bill our patients until the organization has received full and accurate payment from insurance companies, a process that is often protracted and beyond our control. Once we are confident that the patient’s claims are processed and paid accurately by the insurance company, then we move forward with issuing a bill to the patient. Rest assured, we are committed to clear communication and our patient’s well-being.

For further questions, please call at 928-684-4365 or email us at financial.counselor@wickhosp.com.