Support is pouring in for crews battling the Ross Fire. Donations of water, sports drinks, and other supplies are being collected to aid first responders working around the clock. A call for donations was put out by the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office, and the response was overwhelming.
Enough supplies were collected to fill multiple trucks, surpassing the initial goal in just six hours. The donations will help firefighters receive the help they need more quickly. Further details on the donations and the Ross Fire are available from the source.
The outpouring of support has been significant, with thousands of pounds of water and sports drinks collected so far.
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