05/29/2026
Nippon Fundraiser Donation opportunities please share
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The Greater Chamber of Castle Rock is hosting a silent auction and vigil this Thursday at the North County Pavilion in Castle Rock. To show support to the first responders, coworkers, and community of the Nippon Tragedy. The silent Auction starts at 6:30pm and the vigil will be at 7pm.
The Longview Pioneer Lions will donate all proceeds from their Kettle Corn sales to the victims and families. Safeway Ocean Beach store Parking Lot. THIS Friday, June 5th from 9a-4p.
There is a book signing with local author Chad Lewis this Saturday from 2-6 at Storyboard Delights. Chad will be selling his new book, âTraveling Blind, the Adventures of the Red Shoesâ and 25% of all sales will go to victims families.
All the entry fees for the Thunder Mountain Tattoo Expo and Bike Show will go the victims. They will also be doing a 50/50 raffle. That event is THIS Saturday, June 6th at the Cowlitz County Events Center.
The Shamrock Bar and Grill is doing a Fundraiser for the victims THIS Sunday, June 7th all day. 20% of all gross sales going to the families.
Join Porkyâs Public House and Kitchen Monday, June 8th from 3-9pm for a Nippon fundraising event.100% of proceeds from featured menu items will be donated. Door donations will be accepted.
Three Rivers Crossing is doing a Community Spaghetti Feed on Sunday, June 14th starting at 11am. Raffles and music too. All money raised is going to the families of the Nippon Tragedy.
Uncaged Cycles and Scythe Brewing invite you to a Benefit Motorcycle Poker Run for the families affected by the Nippon tragedy. Saturday, June 13th. Registration at 10 at Castle Rock Axe House, kickstands up at 11. Riders twenty dollars, passengers ten. Prizes, raffles, and moreâ100% of proceeds help local families in need.
Inclusion Pro Wrestingâs âMomentum Shiftâ is Sunday, June 14th at The Youth and Family Link at 907 Douglas. Tons of matches on the card and proceeds are going to the victimsâ families of the Nippon Disaster. Tickets start at just 10 bucks for veterans, students and seniors and are available at the door, or here at KLOG/KUKN and The Blitz, 506 West Cowlitz Way in Kelso. Doors at 3, bell at 4.
The Cowlitz/Wahkiakum Central Labor Council and Longview/Kelso Building Trades have set up an account at Lower Columbia Longshoremanâs Federal Credit Union for donations to victimsâ families. All money raised will go to victimâs families.
Red Canoe and Fibre Federal Credit Union are be joining Lower Columbia Longshoremen's Federal Credit Union in collecting donations to support AWPPW's efforts in helping those impacted by the recent Nippon Plant Implosion.
Free EMDR Group Therapy is available now for those impacted by the Nippon incident. Find support, healing, and tools to move forward in a safe, confidential setting. Call Northwest Psychological Resources at 360-414-8600. You donât have to go through this alone.
United Way of Cowlitz and Wahkiakum Counties will be assisting with Nippon donations that need to be made to a 501(c)(3) organization, as a 'pass through', to the Cowlitz-Wahkiakum Central Labor Council Nippon fund that has been set up. 100% of all donations will go directly to this fund, with no administrative fees taken by United Way of Cowlitz and Wahkiakum Counties. cowlitzunitedway.org/nippon-dynawave
Attention local pastors and ministry leaders: In the aftermath of the Nippon tragedy, you shouldn't have to carry the emotional load alone. Join Love INC and the American Red Cross on Tuesday, June 23rd for a Pastoral Support and Community Resilience Luncheon. Call Shannon at 360-430-6447 to RSVP.
