Please Help Me Recover From the Aspen Acres Fire
The Aspen Acres Fire destroyed every structure on my mountain property at 9261 S. Pine Drive in Beulah, Colorado. What was once a place of peace, creativity, adventure, and connection to nature has been transformed into a burn scar of ash, twisted metal, and fallen trees.
While the loss is heartbreaking, I am determined to move forward. The first step is cleanup.
Before anything else can happen, the property must be cleared of fire debris, hazardous materials, damaged equipment, burned structures, and dangerous dead trees. This process will require heavy equipment, disposal fees, professional services, and many months of work.
I am creating the Aspen Acres Cleanup & Recovery Fund to help cover these expenses and begin the long journey toward restoring the land.
Donate to the Cleanup Fund
If you would like to make a direct contribution toward cleanup and recovery expenses, please visit:
GoFundMe:
GOFUNDME LINK
PayPal Donations:
PAYPAL LINK
Venmo Donation (to avoid all service fees):
@Evon-Davis-8
If you would like to support my ongoing work, helping fund the recovery effort, you can join my Patreon community:
Patreon (Click the link, then scroll down the to Aspen Acres Recovery Crew tier):
PATREON LINK
Patreon supporters will receive exclusive updates, behind-the-scenes content, and a closer look at the recovery journey.
What Your Support Will Help Fund
Your contributions will help pay for:
- Removal of burned debris and structural remains
- Hazardous material disposal
- Dead and dangerous tree removal
- Site cleanup and restoration
- Equipment rentals and fuel
- Erosion control and land stabilization
- Every contribution, no matter the size, helps move the project forward.
Why This Property Matters
My home in Beulah, Colorado has been more than just a piece of land.
It has been a place of reflection, creativity, freedom, and connection with nature. It has inspired countless stories, videos, ideas, and dreams. It was a place where I could step away from the noise of modern life and reconnect with what truly matters.
Although the structures are gone, the spirit of the place remains.
My goal is not simply to clean up a fire site. It is to restore a place that has been an important part of my life, and create something meaningful from this tragedy. It was home to many species of plants, insects, and wildlife who have also lost their homes: deer, bears, foxes, rabbits, wild turkeys, birds, chipmunks, squirrels, tiny lizards, etc. They need our help as much as anyone else. It’s important to clean up, recover, and repair their home as well.
Follow the Journey
I will be documenting the cleanup and recovery process through photos, videos, and regular updates so supporters can see exactly how the project is progressing. From the first stages of debris removal to the eventual restoration of the property, I will share both the challenges and the victories along the way.
Ways You Can Help
Donate to the Cleanup Fund
If you would like to make a direct contribution toward cleanup and recovery expenses, please visit:
GoFundMe:
GOFUNDME LINK
PayPal Donations:
PAYPAL LINK
Venmo Donation (to avoid all service fees):
@Evon-Davis-8
Join the DocuSeries team:
DOCU-SERIES
Support Through Patreon
If you would like to support my ongoing work, helping fund the recovery effort, you can join my Patreon community:
Patreon (Click the link, then scroll down the to Aspen Acres Recovery Crew tier):
PATREON LINK
Patreon supporters will receive exclusive updates, behind-the-scenes content, and a closer look at the recovery journey.
Even If You Can’t Donate
You can still make a tremendous difference by:
- Sharing this page
- Sharing the GoFundMe campaign
- Following and sharing recovery updates
- Keeping the project in your thoughts and prayers
Every share helps expand the reach of this fundraiser and brings the recovery effort one step closer to reality.
Thank You
To everyone who has offered encouragement, shared kind words, contributed financially, or simply followed the journey—thank you.
The road ahead will be long, but with the support of friends, family, viewers, readers, and the broader community, I believe Beulah can rise out of the ashes.
— Evon Michelle Davis
Aspen Acres Cleanup & Recovery Fund
“From ashes to renewal.”
