project camp
Project:Camp, which runs pop-up camps for children affected by the disaster, is currently working toward several camps for families who evacuated and lost their homes in the Palisades and Eaton fires. Have gone. you can donate hereThey are also looking for volunteers to staff the camps.
Pasadena Humane
Pasadena Humane is a non-profit animal shelter and resource center serving the Greater Los Angeles area. As of January 8, the organization has taken custody of more than 300 animals due to the evacuation. Many people have been burnt and injured, many are in ICU and need pain medicine, wound care, fluids and oxygen. there is shelter asking for monetary donations Because they anticipate an influx of more animals needing emergency care. Find out more Here,
Team Rubicon
Team Rubicon is an experience-led humanitarian organization that supports communities before, during and after crises. Their greyshirt volunteers are equipped to assist wildfire survivors in cleaning up debris and wind damage in the wake of the disaster. The organization is preparing to clear roads for first responders and have volunteers help provide, feed and manage shelter. You can donate to support their efforts Here,
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red cross shelter
The Red Cross is currently providing shelter and assistance to those affected by the Palisades fire emergency shelter at the Westwood Recreation Center (1350 S. Sepulveda, Los Angeles, 90025) for people as well as their indoor family pets. A secondary site at Pierce College (6201 Winnetka Avenue, Woodland Hills, CA 91371) is welcoming large animals and livestock.
The Red Cross is also sharing wildfire safety instructions and guidance on its site.
airbnb
work with 211LAAirbnb.org is Providing free temporary accommodation For people around Los Angeles who have been displaced by the fires and need shelter.
California Community Foundation
With its grant, California Community Foundation Addresses the growing impact of climate change and worsening wildfire season, particularly on marginalized communities. (The Foundation uses its own research and the CDC’s Social Vulnerability Index to highlight that disadvantaged communities need financial assistance and support.) It is important to understand that recovery from such natural disasters can take years, And it’s important to recognize the impact on Native Americans, Muslims, immigrants. , and especially non-native English-speaking communities, as well as people with disabilities, children and the elderly, will remain the same for years to come. Read and share their work, and donate,
LA restaurants offer free food
Many restaurants and food outlets in Los Angeles are offering free meals to responders and those affected. These include the East Hollywood restaurants Bar Etoile and Yeasty Boys Bagels Food trucks in Silver Lake, Studio City, Melrose Place, Los Feliz, Venice, DTLA, Highland Park.
wildfire maps
Near the National Interagency Fire Center catalog map With real-time wildfire status information including fire perimeter, weather and fire detection.
Read critically and share thoughtfully
In times of emerging crisis, it is important to cite reputable sources. follow the LA Timeswalking on the ground coverage and this new York Times‘S live feed,
