Working with the Moab business community to assist our senior community in elevating their lives.
Dedications to
Honored Seniors
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December 12, 2026
Working together with the business community to enhance the lives of our seniors
The Moab Senior Games / Moab Senior Alliance is dedicating our winter resources to support our neighbors in Bluff, Utah, and surrounding San Juan County communities following the recent historic San Juan River flooding.
As families and elders work to recover from back-to-back floods, we are collecting essential supplies and winter items to deliver directly to local relief efforts.
Urgently Needed Items
Winter & Warmth: Blankets, sleeping bags, pillows, warm socks, and firewood.
Senior & Personal Care: Adult diapers, clean linens, towels, and basic hygiene items (soap, shampoo, toothpaste, wipes, deodorant).
Cleanup & Protective Gear: Muck boots, heavy-duty work gloves, N95 masks, disinfecting wipes, sanitizer, paper towels, and contractor trash bags.
Food & Water: Bottled drinking water, jugs of water, electrolytes, non-perishable foods, and microwaveable meals.
Gift Cards & Direct Aid: Gas cards, grocery gift cards, or monetary contributions.
How to Donate
Drop-Off Location: [Insert your Moab drop-off address, e.g., Community Center / Local Business Partner]
Drop-Off Dates & Times: [Insert days and hours]
Questions or Large Pickups: Contact [Insert Name] at [Insert Phone Number or Email].
(Note: Please hold off on general clothing donations unless specifically requested, as local hubs are prioritizing winter bedding, socks, protective gear, and non-perishables.)
Thank you for helping Moab’s senior community stand with Southern Utah!
Helpful Local Coordination Contacts
If your organization is looking to coordinate transport or direct funds with groups already on the ground in Moab and Bluff: [1, 2]
Bluff Community Foundation: Accepting monetary donations and coordinating direct aid, short-term housing, and supply distribution for flooded residents via the Bluff Area Flood Relief page.
Warm Elders: A nonprofit delivering firewood and winter essentials to elders in Bluff, Aneth, and Montezuma Creek, accessible via Warm Elders.
Wildland Scapes (Moab): Serving as a local Moab collection hub at 1471 S. Mill Creek Drive (daily, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.) and passing supplies and gas cards directly to Bluff and Warm Elders, as detailed by the Moab Sun News. [1, 2, 3, 4]
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