California Wildfires Ways of Giving Resource Guide
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As the days pass, the scale of devastation across communities in Los Angeles grows ever more staggering, defying comprehension. Our hearts ache for those who have endured profound loss. In the face of this unfolding tragedy, we wanted to offer a small gesture of support by compiling a comprehensive list of donation resources. We know this is only the beginning of a long and difficult journey for so many, and we wish we could ease the weight of their pain.
GoFundMe
Displaced Black Families Mutual Aid Directory
Displaced Latine Families Mutual Aid Directory
Displaced Filipino Families Mutual Directory
Kelli Lamb / Editorial Director of Rue Magazine
National
State & Local
Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation
- Proceeds from this foundation will equip firefighters with tools and supplies to contain the fires.
California Community Foundation’s Wildfire Recovery
- Contributions will go toward the most impacted and 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.
World Central Kitchen
-Their team is in Southern California to support the Los Angeles area's first responders and families impacted by wildfires.
Pasadena Humane
-They have emergency responders on the ground providing lifesaving assistance, including animal evacuation, care for injured animals, and resources such as food and supplies for animals who remain in the fire zone.
Baby2Baby
-They provide impoverished children with diapers, clothing, and all the basic necessities that every child deserves.
LA Regional Food Bank
-Donations help distribute healthy food to those in Los Angeles County- 96% of revenues go directly to programs providing food for children, hardworking families, struggling seniors, and more.
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles
-Habitat for Humanity will assist in rebuilding homes for those affected by wildfires.
Home Bank LA
-They offer survivors comprehensive home kits, which include essential home items to ensure that families and individuals can move forward with dignity and comfort.
Industry
Rohme Architects
-They’re offering free support for fire-affected homes and businesses in Los Angeles. Their team of licensed architects and designers is ready to help you navigate the rebuilding process.
Soft Landing Project
- The Soft Landing Project, gives people who have lost their homes the items they need to create a new home and new memories. The link above provides more information about how to donate.
