Resources to Help Those Affected by Los Angeles Wildfires

As devastating wildfires continue to spread across Los Angeles and surrounding areas, communities are facing unprecedented challenges.

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Lives, homes, and natural habitats are at risk, and many are asking how they can help. Whether you’re near or far, your support can make a significant difference.

MALAN FIRE & Wind Storm Resources

Ways you can support the Los Angeles Fire Relief Efforts

1. Donate to Relief Organizations

Financial contributions are one of the most effective ways to help. Trusted organizations like the following are providing essential aid:

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2. Provide Supplies for Evacuees

Evacuation centers are in urgent need of:

Contact local shelters or donation centers to confirm specific needs before delivering items.

3. Temporary Housing or Assistance

Platforms like Airbnb’s Open Homes program connect those with extra space to individuals or families needing temporary housing.

All Planet Fitness locations across LA County are open as evacuation centers, providing showers, Wi-Fi, and lounge areas for those seeking refuge.

4. Volunteer Your Time

Local organizations and shelters are seeking volunteers to assist with distributing supplies, organizing donations, and offering emotional support. Visit VolunteerLA to find opportunities.

5. Support Firefighters and First Responders

Firefighters are tirelessly battling the flames. Support organizations like the California Fire Foundation to help provide essential supplies and equipment.

6. Spread Awareness

Share verified updates about evacuation orders, safety protocols, and relief efforts on social media to encourage others to get involved.

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Stay Safe and Prepared

If you’re in or near affected areas, follow these safety tips:

Together, We Can Rebuild

The Los Angeles community has demonstrated resilience in times of crisis. By supporting these efforts and coming together, we can help heal the damage caused by these wildfires and contribute to long-term recovery.

For additional resources or to get involved, visit: