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Ways to help those affected by LA Fires
Ways to help those affected by LA Fires
- L.A. Works has an up-to-date list of ways to help, such as organizations who need volunteers or specific donations.
- Mutual Aid LA Network’s spreadsheet featuring calls for volunteers and donations, as well as services for use. Continuously updated.
- Volunteer with American Red Cross Los Angeles Region (note: can take up to a week as they do extensive vetting)
- Donate to World Central Kitchen to help provide meals in the area. They’re collaborating with local restaurants and food service providers to get meals for emergency fire responders as well as those impacted by the wildfires.
- Donate to Direct Relief to fund critical supplies like medicine, PPE, and other healthcare resources for first responders and health providers.
- Canine Rescue Club is looking for temporary foster dogs to make space for animals displaced by the fires.
- Pasadena Humane needs donations to help animals displaced by fires (they’re providing up-to-date info here)
- LA Animal Services has waived adoption fees and is asking for foster families.
- The California Fire Foundation supports firefighters and their families by providing financial and emotional assistance. You can donate to help them in their work here.
- Donate to The Salvation Army to help provide emergency aid, shelter, food, and other support for first responders and wildfire victims.
- Donate to The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank or volunteer with them. They’re mobilizing their network to feed those displaced by the fires.
- Donate to CORE (Community Organized Relief Effort) to support underserved communities affected.
- Donate to the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation to get emergency supplies to firefighters on the ground.
If you or anyone you know has been affected, you can call the Disaster Distress Helpline at 1-800-985-5990. The lines are open 24/7.