Sanctuary Cowboy Church Continues Aid for Ranchers Affected by Big Grass Fire

Boise, ID, October 9, 2026 — The Sanctuary Cowboy Church, located in Caldwell, is actively continuing its support for ranchers affected by the recent Big Grass Fire. This ongoing initiative is bolstered by a significant influx of donations that have arrived from various locations across the country. These contributions have been instrumental in enabling the church to provide crucial aid in the form of hay and other essential supplies to those dealing with the aftermath of the fire.

The church’s commitment to assisting ranchers demonstrates a community-wide effort to recover from the impact of the Big Grass Fire. The donations received have allowed for tangible support to be delivered, addressing immediate needs such as sustenance for livestock. The specifics of the donation amounts or the exact timeline of the surge were not provided, but the impact is clear in the church’s continued ability to offer assistance.

While the summary indicates donations from across the country, the specific geographic origins of these donations beyond ‘across the country’ were not detailed. Similarly, the exact types of ‘other essential supplies’ beyond hay were not specified in the provided information. The Sanctuary Cowboy Church’s work highlights the resilience and cooperative spirit in addressing the challenges faced by the ranching community in the wake of the fire.

The scale of the Big Grass Fire and its specific impact on ranchers in the Caldwell area were not detailed in the provided summary. However, the church’s ongoing efforts underscore the importance of such support networks in disaster recovery. Further details regarding the timeline of the fire, the full extent of the damage, and the specific quantities of aid distributed are not available in the current summary.

Story summarized from the original created by Steve Dent on www.kivitv.com, see more information here.

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