#LovePagosa
Love Pagosa. Together, We Recover
Real shirts from Pagosa shops. Photos by each maker.
Two floods in ten days. The hot springs are flowing, Main Street is open, and the town that welcomes everyone is asking the country to come back around. Wear it. Shop it. Give to it.
Pagosa's recovery is led by
Help Pagosa is an independent guide. We are working to support the Pagosa Springs Area Chamber of Commerce and Pagosa Community Initiative: helping extend their reach and send more donations directly to the families and businesses who need it most.
Quick links
The local groups doing the work. Tap to visit or call.
Pagosa Community Initiative
Family support, supplies and aid. 550 B Hot Springs Blvd, Mon to Thu 9 to 4, Fri 9 to 2
Pagosa Springs Community Development Corp. and Main Street
Love Pagosa Business Recovery Fund, downtown
Love Pagosa Flood Recovery Hub
Volunteer sign-up and updates
Our Community Eats
Food bank, 197 Navajo Trail Dr
Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado
Emergency relief fund
Pagosa Springs Rotary
Community Assistance Fund
San Juan Lifestyle
Love Pagosa shirts, 452 Pagosa St
Need help now? Dial 2-1-1.
Ways to help this week
Real events from the people running them. Tap one to get involved.
Nov 9 to Nov 15
Dates and details come from each organizer. Check their page before you go. Have an event that helps Pagosa? Send it to us.
Every Pagosa shirt in one place
Shirts, hats and stickers made and sold by Pagosa shops. Tap to buy from the shop that made it. They ship it and they keep the money.
Ramblin' Renegade's own Love Pagosa design
A portion of every purchase will be donated to Pagosa Community Initiative (PCI), helping support our local community.
Ramblin' Renegade
$65
Photo: Ramblin' Renegade
Ramblin' Renegade
$39
Photo: Ramblin' Renegade
Ramblin' Renegade
$39
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Ramblin' Renegade
$45
Photo: Ramblin' Renegade
Ramblin' Renegade
$35
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Ramblin' Renegade
$59
Photo: Ramblin' Renegade
Ramblin' Renegade
$59
Photo: Ramblin' Renegade
Ramblin' Renegade
$59
Photo: Ramblin' Renegade
Ramblin' Renegade
$39
Photo: Ramblin' Renegade
Printed and shipped by Photos By Griz
Love Pagosa is the community banner shared by the Town, Archuleta County, the Chamber, Main Street and Pagosa Community Initiative. Pagosa Community Initiative says the shirts sold at San Juan Lifestyle, 452 Pagosa St, send all proceeds to its flood relief. Printed and shipped by Photos By Griz.
Photos By Griz
$40
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Photos By Griz
$40
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Photos By Griz
$28
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Photos By Griz
$25
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Photos By Griz
$35
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Photos By Griz
$35
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Photos By Griz
$30
Photo: Photos By Griz
Root House Coffee + Shop
Root House donates a portion of all Root For Each Other merch.
Root House Coffee + Shop
$35
Photo: Root House Coffee + Shop
Root House Coffee + Shop
$5
Photo: Root House Coffee + Shop
Root House Coffee + Shop
$52
Photo: Root House Coffee + Shop
Root House Coffee + Shop
$38.50
Photo: Root House Coffee + Shop
Pagosa Riverside Campground
The flood took nearly half of this riverside campground. The store, cabins, showers, laundry and back-row RV sites are open, and they are staying open all winter. They have a pop-up store by phone: adult shirts $20 to $25, hats $25, canvas totes $10, kids tees $15, plus shipping.
Pagosa designs sold by the shops that made them
Root House Coffee + Shop
$30
Photo: Root House Coffee + Shop
Riff Raff Brewing Co.
$25
Photo: Riff Raff Brewing Co.
Riff Raff Brewing Co.
$25
Photo: Riff Raff Brewing Co.
The Emerald Fox Boutique
$30
Photo: The Emerald Fox Boutique
The Emerald Fox Boutique
$22
Photo: The Emerald Fox Boutique
The Emerald Fox Boutique
$24
Photo: The Emerald Fox Boutique
The Emerald Fox Boutique
$2
Photo: The Emerald Fox Boutique
The Emerald Fox Boutique
$2.99
Photo: The Emerald Fox Boutique
The Rise Together tee and hoodie, drawn by our family and printed locally by Jackalope in Pagosa Springs. Every dollar above cost goes to flood assistance through Pagosa Community Initiative. No payment today. When 50 shirts are spoken for, we print them and email you a link to order yours. If we do not reach 50 by Dec. 1, 2026, nothing is printed and you owe nothing.
Count me in
Drawn by a family that fell for Pagosa. Printed locally by Jackalope. Every dollar above cost goes to Pagosa Community Initiative.
No payment today. When 50 shirts are spoken for, we print them in Pagosa Springs with Jackalope and email you a link to order yours. If we do not reach 50 by Dec. 1, 2026, nothing is printed and you owe nothing.
Count me in now. The print order goes to Jackalope in Pagosa Springs at 50. When 50 shirts are spoken for, we print them and email you a link to order yours. If we don't reach 50 by Dec. 1, 2026, nothing is printed and you owe nothing. Every dollar above the cost of making and shipping goes to flood assistance through Pagosa Community Initiative.
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Print order placed at 50
The Rise Together Tee, designed by our family. Printed locally by Jackalope in Pagosa Springs. Every dollar above the cost of making and shipping goes to flood assistance through Pagosa Community Initiative. Nobody behind this page keeps a profit.
Coffee, chocolate, art, gear and gifts from the shops that make Pagosa, Pagosa. Order online today.
Every button goes straight to the business. See Main Street's post
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Handcrafted bamboo fly rods made by master rodsmiths in Pagosa Springs.
Vegan botanical skin care made in the Rocky Mountains for over 15 years.
Curated women's fashion, accessories, gifts and repurposed luxury bags.
Pocket, fixed-blade and collector knives, plus sharpening on Pagosa Street.
Classic cuts and hot shaves in the San Juans. Shop their products online.
Handcrafted baked goods. Ships breads, sourdough crocks, aprons, shirts and gift certificates. Call 970-264-9348.
Traditional, eclectic and contemporary art from new and established artists.
Glass-blowing classes and contemporary fine art. Book a class for your next visit.
Sleigh and carriage rides. Gift cards for a ride on your next visit.
Private chef, meal prep and catering, including Thanksgiving take and bake.
Smarter, tougher outdoor clothing powered by Merino.
Hardware and supplies for Pagosa. Visit in store.
List started by Pagosa Springs Main Street.
Add your shop link, fix a listing, or manage this list for your organization.
Straight from the business. Use it on your next trip or give it to someone who loves Pagosa.
Gifts and goods
Boutique
Coffee
Brunch and lunch
Apparel
Gallery
Herbal apothecary
Outdoor apparel made in Pagosa
Horse-drawn rides
Brunch
Escape rooms
Pizza and pub
Boutique
Gift cards by phone or in store
Outdoor gear
Gift cards by phone or in store
Resale shop
Gift cards by phone or in store
Ice cream and sweets
Gift cards by phone or in store
Cafe
Gift cards by phone or in store
Pizza
Gift cards by phone or in store
Ski and outdoor shop since 1985
Gift cards by phone or in store
Hardware
Gift cards by phone or in store
Bakery
Gift cards by phone or in store
Coffee and goods
Gift cards by phone or in store
Chocolates
Gift cards by phone or in store
Movie theatre
Gift cards by phone or in store
Own a Pagosa business with gift cards? Get listed.
Every gift goes straight to the organization doing the work.
By: Pagosa Community Initiative (PCI)
Helps families affected by the flooding with essential supplies and financial assistance.
PCI was named 2025 Non-Profit of the Year. PCI says every flood donation goes directly to local families affected by the floods.
By: Pagosa Springs Community Development Corporation (PSCDC)
Helps local businesses recover, rebuild and keep serving the community after the flooding.
Business donations may qualify for a Colorado Enterprise Zone tax credit. Donations are open. Business applications open soon.
By: Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado
The fund the Town lists for monetary donations.
By check: Community Foundation, memo "2026 Archuleta Flood," P.O. Box 1673, Durango, CO 81302.
By: Rotary Club of Pagosa Springs
Rotary is matching the first $20,000 in flood donations, dollar for dollar.
By check: P.O. Box 685, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147, memo Flood Relief.
Love Pagosa: Neighbors Helping Neighbors. One sign-up connects people who need help with people who can help. Run by the Pagosa Springs Area Chamber of Commerce with PSCDC and Pagosa Springs Main Street.
Takes about two minutes. A coordinator confirms every volunteer and sends the location.
Questions: (970) 398-5300, events@pagosachamber.com
Town of Pagosa Springs
Material donations are not being accepted at this time. Check for updates before dropping anything off.
By: Love Pagosa Flood Recovery Hub
Request cleanup help from neighbors who signed up to give it.
By: Pagosa Community Initiative
A Family Resource Center team member reviews each request and follows up.
PCI Flood Relief Coordinator: 970-585-6908, info@pagosacommunityinitiative.org. PCI Family Resource Center, 550 B Hot Springs Blvd. Mon to Thu 9 to 4, Fri 9 to 2. Emergency food and hygiene supplies: 970-585-6521 or familysupport@pagosacommunityinitiative.org. Need clothes? PCI gives vouchers for local thrift stores. To donate clothes, take them to the United Methodist thrift store.
By: Region 9 Economic Development District
Flood recovery loans of $1,000 to $10,000 with 0% interest for the first six months.
(970) 247-9621, jenny@region9edd.org, ricardo@region9edd.org
By: Archuleta County Extension Office
344 US Hwy 84. Large donations: email recovery@pagosasprings.co.gov.
By: Airbnb.org
Evacuated? Airbnb.org lodging for up to 28 nights: call 866-760-6489, Mon to Fri 8 to 5. Ends Nov 20.
By: Archuleta County, Crisis Track
Records damage and needs. It is not a financial aid application.
By: Wyndham Activity Center
398 Village Drive. Open daily 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call 970-264-2409 to confirm it is still open.
By: Archuleta County
Earlier incident line: 970-508-9928. County flood updates: 970-264-2409.
By: Archuleta County and CDPHE
Call the Archuleta Landfill first at 970-398-6106, then haul debris there directly. Older drywall may contain asbestos.
By: Pagosa Community Initiative
Chrystal Snow Memorial Toy Drive sign-ups are open.
Questions: 970-585-6253.
Stay out of river water near downtown, and test private wells after flooding, even if the water looks clear.
Federal and state teams are assessing damage Nov. 10 to 12 for possible federal aid. Teams wear official agency logos; ask for ID. No federal aid is approved yet.
Source: The Pagosa Springs Sun
The Community Foundation's flood fund had raised $103,491 by Nov. 6 and made its first $35,000 in grants to Pagosa Community Initiative, Our Community Eats and FANIN.
Source: Pagosa Daily Post
Sales tax due Nov. 20 and Dec. 20 can move to Dec. 31. Call 303-238-7378 after you receive your bill; it is not automatic.
Source: The Pagosa Springs Sun
Evacuations are lifted, but some areas are not safe and some roads may take months to repair.
Source: The Pagosa Springs Sun
Who is helping, what they need right now, and how to reach them. Every link goes straight to the organization.
Evacuations, roads, sewer repair; free sandbags at 550 Pirate Dr
Needs now: Please cut nonessential water use while sewer repairs continue
Disaster Assistance Center (Wyndham Activity Center, Village Dr, 11am to 6pm through at least Nov. 11; call 970-264-2409), damage reporting, debris guidance
Needs now: Report damage in the Survivor Portal
Pagosa Springs Area Chamber of Commerce. Matches people who need cleanup help with volunteers
Needs now: Volunteers 18+ with time, tools, trucks, pumps, wet/dry vacs, generators, chainsaws, drywall skills, PPE; childcare and pet help
Runs the Love Pagosa Flood Business Recovery Fund; Business Disruption Loans
Needs now: Donations for local businesses
Emergency supplies and financial aid for flood-affected families
Needs now: Donations, volunteers to welcome families and sort supplies (call before large supply drop-offs); financial aid applications open; toy drive open
550B Hot Springs Blvd, Mon to Thu 9 to 4, Fri 9 to 2
Holds the Archuleta Flood Recovery Fund; grants go to local nonprofits
Needs now: Donations to the flood fund
Flood Relief Fund through the Pagosa Rotary Community Assistance Fund
Needs now: Donations; checks to Pagosa Rotary CAF, PO Box 685, memo Flood Relief
Volunteer food pantry, 197 Navajo Trail Dr
Needs now: Money and food donations
Business Disruption Loans for flood-affected businesses
Needs now: Business loan applications open
Help line; lodging help for people whose home is unlivable
Shelter and recovery help in Southwest Colorado
Schools reopened Nov. 10; absences excused for students who cannot safely return; transportation help for displaced families
Needs now: Transportation help for displaced families
Emergency lodging, firewood, food, gas and medicine for neighbors in need
Needs now: Donations
Daily flood and Sheriff updates
Local flood coverage
Last checked Nov. 10, 2026.
Use the tags Pagosa already uses. Tap one to copy it.
Seen in posts by Pagosa Community Initiative and Root House Coffee + Shop, Nov. 2026.
The Town warns about unsolicited donation requests through unfamiliar websites, payment apps or social media accounts. Every link on this page goes to the organization itself.
By: Town of Pagosa Springs
Road, bridge, evacuation and service updates.
By: National Center for Disaster Fraud
1-866-720-5721. FEMA: 1-800-621-3362 (1-800-RED-CROSS is 1-800-733-2767).
Hot springs, the San Juan River and the mountains are why people fall for this town. Plan a trip when you are ready, and check with each place before you go.
Geothermal pools along the San Juan River downtown
Runs right through downtown
Waterfall off US 160 on the way to Wolf Creek Pass
