(KLZA)-- In response to the devastating wildfires, Nebraska Farm Bureau has activated its Disaster Relief Fund to support farm and ranch families and communities impacted across the state. The wildfires, including one of the largest in Nebraska’s history, have caused widespread damage, leaving many families facing significant loss and a long road to recovery.

Initial funding will focus on urgent needs such as feed, hay, and fencing replacement. Efforts will remain flexible as additional needs emerge. Every dollar donated will go directly toward addressing wildfire impacts and supporting those affected.

An immediate concern is the loss of grazing land, leaving thousands of cattle displaced and in need of supplemental feed.

To provide donors with a tax-deductible giving option, contributions will be administered through the Nebraska Farm Bureau Foundation, a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit organization. No administration fee is charged, and 100% of donations will support those affected. Individuals and organizations interested in contributing to relief efforts can donate by visiting: www.nefb.org/disaster. Checks should be made payable to Nebraska Farm Bureau Foundation with “Disaster Relief” noted in the memo line.