Helping LA Heal: Trusted Organizations for Wildfire Relief Donations
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Organizations to Support
Hundreds of Los Angeles Firefighters are on the ground around the clock responding the wildfires. Support LA’s brave and courageous firefighters who save lives, protect our homes and keep our communities.
Support their tax deductible wildfire relief fund or discover individual campaigns to support
Contributions will go toward the most impacted and the most vulnerable Angelenos who can be overlooked in traditional relief efforts. Since 2003, CCF’s Wildfire Recovery Fund has supported impacted communities across the state. The fund complements immediate relief and addresses the long-term recovery needs of neighborhoods.
Baby2Baby is currently responds to the devastating wildfires raging across Los Angeles by providing critical items, including diapers, food, formula, and hygiene product for children and families who have lost everything
Wildfires are causing devastation across Los Angeles. Airbnb has partnered with 211 LA to provide free, emergency housing to people who've been displaced and first responders.
A curated list of GoFundme campaigns of all of the Black individuals and families who have been affected by the LA fires.
World Central Kitchen's Relief Team is mobilizing in the Los Angeles area to provide nourishing meals to people in need and support first responders and families impacted by wildfires.
Direct Relief has offered assistance to its many partners and neighbors in the greater Los Angeles area in response to the four wildfires currently burning there
CORE deployed an emergency response team to support those near the fires, where air quality is a major concern. As smoke continues to engulf LA County, CORE is distributing mask, go-kits, hygiene kits, and other protective and educational resources.
Americares is responding to the devastating wildfires around LA and is contacting 72 established partners in the area. Its priority is ensuring that communities affected by these wildfires have access to essential health services.
Animal Control Officers have been out in the field assisting with animal evacuations while Pasadena Humane staff have been working round the clock at the shelter to help take in the animals of displaced families.
Operation USA is working with local partners to deliver disaster kits and support recovery efforts across Los Angeles County.
The American Red Cross is providing emergency assistance to communities impacted by wildfire in Southern California.
Team Rubicon is coordinating with local emergency managers and VOAD partners to provide effective assistance for wildfire-impacted areas in Southern California. Thousands of Greyshirt volunteers are ready to provide logistics support, route clearance, supply distribution, staff decompression and more.
NAMI is providing trauma resources for Los Angeles-area communities in need of mental health support during the crisis.