As we continue to update the Tri-Cities Timeline, we will add any actions community members can take to this page as well as the timeline, so that they are easy to find in one list.
Donate to Amber’s family
There is a GoFundMe organized by those close to the family and the only fundraiser approved by the family. The GoFundMe states “Funds will be used for the immediate and long term needs of the children, as well as to lay Amber to rest.”
Donate to Angelica’s family
There is a GoFundMe organized by Angelica’s aunt to help lay Angelica to rest and support the family.
Support Tumbleweird
Tumbleweird is a local, community-driven paper. They broke the story of Huizar’s allegations of sexual misconduct a month before the murders of Amber and Angelica. They just published their next article in their ongoing coverage of these events.
Tumbleweird articles:
Alleged child rapist working at a RSD had a long history of investigations for crimes involving children (April)
Elias Huizar update (May)
How did this happen? How did the system fail to protect the victims of Elias Huizar? (June)
Vote
One of the most important things you can do to participate in your community is to vote in local elections. Make sure you are registered to vote at your current address here.
2024 Election Information
Judge Bronson Brown, who denied Amber’s first temporary protection order, is up for reelection.
Shawn P. Sant, a Franklin County Prosecutor, is his opponent.
Judge Jacqueline Stam, who approved Amber’s second temporary election order, is running unopposed.
Seek Help
If you or someone you know has been or is experiencing abuse or domestic violence you can contact our local SARC office. 24 hour #509-374-5391