Every city has its own natural disasters that are all too familiar and, being in California, ours happens to be fires. Some set intentionally, but most are products of high winds, inadvertent actions from humans, overgrowth in ecosystems, or a combination of these. In 2019 alone, Cal Fire and the US Forest Service recorded 7,860 fires (approx 259,823 acres) in the state of California. While those numbers are hard to process, what is undeniably more difficult to fathom are the number of innocent victims affected by those fires. Hundreds lose their lives, thousands are burned, and hundreds of thousands are displaced - having little to nothing to return home to. The reality of these truths weigh heavy but are not without hope. The Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation (AARBF) is on a mission to provide education on burn and fire prevention, while also offering a community of support and services to burn survivors. [...]