Aid Terra Hill in Overcoming Tragedy and Loss

Hello, my name is Terra Hill and I am a survivor of the deadly Camp Fire that took the lives of 86 people on November 8, 2018 in Butte County. Half of those people were my friends. I was severely burned over 67% of my body and am now permanently disabled. I was in a coma for 2 months and spent a total of 9 months in the hospital. In fact, I will be having my feet amputated in the upcoming months due to my injuries.

On the night of February 8, 2025 I was taken by ambulance to the hospital due to major medical issues. When I returned home, I was devastated to find that my home was burglarized. I have security cameras, but they broke them. They stole my one-of-a-kind 49ers letterman jacket made by Jeff Hamilton, a bible that was given to me by the family of a 7 year old boy who passed away next to me while I was in the burn intensive care unit at UC Davis, my stove, my surround sound speakers, all of my DeWalt tools from drills to Skil Saws, they stole my wheel chair, my laundry door was kicked in, my very personal Bible, and even shut off all of my propane. My house was trashed, and I cannot afford to replace my stolen items or pay my bills because of this. My monthly living expense is a simple $1,500 and I have no way to pay to replace my items, pay my bills, and support myself and my beautiful animals. This has been so emotionally difficult for me and I am struggling to find any happiness throughout all of this. If you can, please help so I can pay my bills and get my life back in order before my amputation surgery.