#Hurst fire

[tierras]

the mutual aid los angeles network (malan) has put together a spreadsheet with valuable resources for people affected by the ongoing los angeles wildfires and wind storm. the sheet is constantly being updated with resources such as shelter info, animal boarding info, addresses for distribution centers, volunteer opportunities and so much more.

please share this spreadsheet widely

[millionmovieproject]

[sweetreveriee]

WILDFIRE AID RESOURCES MASTERLIST

these are all the places ive found helping those affected by the la fires. please stay safe everyone <3

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FREE THINGS:

Planet Fitness Offers Free Things (ends January 15)

Form To Get Free Temporary Housing From AirBnB (space limited, eligibility criteria required)

List of Restaurants Offering Free Meals (updated January 9)

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UPDATED MAPS:

CalFire

Watch Duty

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INFORMATION:

List of Updated Info

Spreadsheet of Resources (by location and type of aid)

If you have anything to add to the list linked above, comment here

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SHELTER:

If you need shelter, text "SHELTER" and your zip code to 43362 for nearest open shelters

open shelters:

Arcadia Community Center – 375 Campus Drive, Arcadia, CA 91007

Ritchie Valens Recreation Center – 10736 Laurel Canyon Blvd., Pacoima, CA 91331

Pan Pacific Recreational Center – 7600 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036

Westwood Recreation Center – 1350 Sepulveda Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90025

El Camino Real Charter High School – 5440 Valley Circle Blvd, Woodland Hills, CA 91367

Pasadena Civic Center – 300 East Green Street, Pasadena, CA 91101

Pomona Fairplex – 1101 W McKinley Ave, Pomona, CA 91768

YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles - locations unaffected by fire are open and providing free childcare to those who need it. also offering evacuation sites, temporary shelter, basic amenities, and showers.

for updates and locations click here

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TRANSPORTATION:

CalTrans Updated Road Closure List

Fare collection suspended at Metro through January 9. A list of updates and changes that occurred because of the fires and winds can be found here.

Lyft is offering two free rides of 25$ each (50$ total) for 500 riders using code CAFIRERELIEF25. offer ends January 15.

Uber is offering a free ride of up to 40$ for those who use code WILFIRE25 in the wallet section of the app

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ANIMAL CARE:

List of Shelters (check capacity and availability)

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MENTAL HEALTH:

LA County set up a 24/7 hotline to help with anxiety, distress, and grief. Call (800) 854-7771.

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WHAT TO PACK:

remember the six p's:

people and pets

papers, phone numbers and important documents

prescriptions, vitamins, and eyeglasses

pictures and irreplaceable memorabilia

personal computer, hard drive, and disks

plastic (debit, credit, ATM cards) and cash

what to put in your "go bag":

face masks/face coverings

three-day food supply (nonperishable)

three gallons of bottled water per person

map marked with AT LEAST two evacuation routes

basic first aid and medical supplies

sanitation supplies

toothbrushes, toothpaste, hair brush, deodorant

period products

prescriptions and medications

a change of clothes (bring AT LEAST one warm coat)

spare eyeglasses or contacts (if needed)

extra set of car keys

chargers for your devices

cash, credit/debit cards, traveler's checks

flashlight

battery powered radio

EXTRA BATTERIES

(copies of) important documents such as birth certificates, passports, insurance, a list of emergency contacts and phone numbers

your wallet (ID CARD)

food, water, and meds for your pets (checklist here)

a can opener

not necessary but you might want to bring:

valuable items that can be easily carried

family pictures that cannot be replaced

blankets

more than a day's worth of clothes

important school supplies (for students)

books

trophies, medals, certificates, awards

pens and paper

self defense tools (pepper spray, pocket knives, etc) (NOT ENCOURAGING VIOLENCE. FOR SELF DEFENSE ONLY)

extra shoes

fuzzy socks

non-essential hygiene products

gum/breath mints

ALWAYS PREPARE BEFOREHAND. EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT DIRECTLY IMPACTED, THE FIRES CAN GROW. KEEP YOUR BAGS IN THE CAR SO YOU CAN EVACUATE QUICKLY IF NEEDED.

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WANT TO HELP?

Best Friends Animal Society

LA Fire Department (donations sent directly to first responders)

LA Food Bank

LA Works

MusiCares

Salvation Army

Santa D'Or (in need of fosters for displaced cats)

Silverlake Lounge (also offering a communal gathering place)

Sweet Relief Musicians Fund

Dream Center (in need of volunteers + non-perishable food items)

The Red Cross

We Are Moving the Needle

World Central Kitchen

United Way of Greater LA

As of January 9, the Westwood Recreation Center and Pan Pacific Park are at full capacity and not accepting additional donations. Check with all organizations by phone, text, or email before donating if possible.

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IF THERE'S ANYTHING I MISSED OR MESSED UP PLEASE ADD IT OR LET ME KNOW SO I CAN FIX IT. REBLOG TO SPREAD AWARENESS!!!!!!!! stay safe everyone

[sparkoflena]

A More Serious Post: Evacuation Kits / Go-Bags.

Everyone should have a go-bag that they've prepared over time in the event of an emergency. It should include:

- All documents including IDs, passports, social security cards, insurance information, medical records: vitally include any documentation of recent medical procedures, documentation of any current legal proceedings, etc (or copies of all of the above)

- Credit & Debit Cards, cash, etc

- Medications (and clean medical applicators like syringes and such. If it needs to be kept cooled, I've seen people reccomend that the bag be kept within a few steps of a kitchen or fridge to be accessible to coolers/ice packs)

- Clothing (Three days of clothing per person tends to be a fair assessment. Typically add in a coat no matter the weather and a mask of any kind)

- Three days of non-perishable food per person per day. If there is a baby involved, include formula (EVEN if they are breastfed. Babies sometimes struggle to latch on when in stressful situations)

- Water. This rule of thumb is a gallon per living being per day for at least three days. Add an additional reusable water bottle for each being if possible.

- Animal/Pet Supplies (Pet food, collapsable litter box, backup litter in ziploc bags, poop bags, etc). Include Pet Medical Records if available

- First Aid Kit (which should be in your car anyway, but remember that you can't always take your car)

- Chargers for all devices

- Extra! Flashlight! Trust me on this one, you do not want to be relying on your phone. Preferably solar or battery powered but remember to add in extra batteries if it is the latter

- Basic Hygiene/Health Aid such as N95s, gloves, surgical masks, hand sanitizer, eye protection, saline, etc

THEN you add in sentimental items and valuables. Make sure you have thought about what items you own that you 100% could never ever live without and try to see if you can make sure they can be grabbed quickly if you are ever in an evacuation zone.

It is overwhelming and for a lot of people it takes time to curate this bag. You would much rather prefer to think about it now than panic in an emergency and forget something you can never find again.

Best of luck to all.

[mykyeonrye]

Repost from The Partnership for Inclusive Disaster Strategies:

SoCal Fires

1000s evacuated in Pacific Palisades due to

wildfires fueled by strong winds

Stay safe:

Follow all evacuation orders, check in Genasys

-Protect app

-Prep go bags

-Check on Disabled & older neighbors

Need help? Try 211 or call/text Disaster Hotline at 800-626-4959

ID: Graphic in English and Spanish versions.

(Spanish text after english/ Texto en español

después del inglés) The background shows a

wildfire in progress with visible flames and trees.

English text: Disabled, impacted by wildfires, and need help? Call/text our Disability & Disaster Hotline at 800.626.4959 or email at hotline@disasterstrategies.org. Gráfico en versiones inglesa y española. El fondo muestra un incendio forestal en curso con llamas y árboles visibles,

Texto en español: Llame o texteé la Línea Directa de

Discapacidad y Desastres al 800.626.4959 o envíe un correo electrónico a hotline@disasterstrategies.org

[alethiometry]

LA Wildfire Relief & Unhoused/Mutual Aid Donation Info 1/10/25

Hello friends, I've made a list of some of the many, many amazing grassroots organizations and mutual aid groups here in LA that are helping out with wildfire relief, advocacy for our unhoused communities, and advocacy for our firefighters—many of whom are incarcerated individuals making slave wages with no guarantee of continued employment once freed.

We've seen an incredible outpouring of volunteers in the last couple of days, but could still use all the help we can get. Even donating just a couple bucks or helping to spread the word is super super helpful!

This is by no means a comprehensive list, but I hope it provides a starting point for anyone who is looking to help out. Feel free to reblog and add more as needed, especially if there is an organization you want to highlight!

(Note: I'm including Instagram links for all of these orgs as things here in LA have been changing rapidly and that is where I have been able to find the most up-to-date information.)

💙 MUTUAL AID LOS ANGELES NETWORK (MALAN) is an online directory for mutual aid groups across the greater Los Angeles area. They've also been maintaining a massive spreadsheet of available resources for anyone affected by the fires, as well as information for volunteers.

Website: https://malan.softr.app/groups

Donate: https://hcb.hackclub.com/donations/start/malan

Resource spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KMk34XY5dsvVJjAoD2mQUVHYU_Ib6COz6jcGH5uJWDY/edit?gid=0#gid=0

💙 ANTI-RECIDIVISM COALITION works to end mass incarceration in California by empowering formerly and currently incarcerated people with a support network, reentry services, and opportunities to advocate for change. This includes the 800 or so incarcerated individuals who are currently fighting the wildfires here in LA with no guarantee of continued employment once freed.

IG: https://www.instagram.com/antirecidivismcoalition/

Website: https://antirecidivism.org/

Donate: https://antirecidivism.org/donate/ (Per instructions on their homepage, you can write “firefighter fund” on your donation)

💙 IT'S BIGGER THAN US provides community spaces and services to help South Los Angeles flourish. They've converted their HQ to a distribution center where they sort necessities to be delivered to those in need all over the city.

IG: https://www.instagram.com/itsbiggerthanus_/

Website: https://www.itsbiggerthanusla.org/

Donate: https://itsbiggerthanus-bloom.kindful.com/

💙 PROJECT ANGEL FOOD prepares and delivers meals to Angelenos in need, including first responders and people and families affected or displaced by the fires. They expanded to a second temporary kitchen location earlier this year to accommodate increased demand as well as increased numbers of volunteers!

IG: https://www.instagram.com/projectangelfood/

Website: https://www.angelfood.org/

Donate: https://support.angelfood.org/site/Donation2;jsessionid=00000000.app325a?df_id=1375&1375.donation=form1&NONCE_TOKEN=751E7A72FA9BA7D5CDB60B13E42E86F4#.WyASqdVKjDc

💙 LOS ANGELES REGIONAL FOOD BANK supports those experiencing food insecurity all over Los Angeles, and are continuing to do so in addition to providing food to first responders and people and families affected or displaced by the fires.

IG: https://instagram.com/lafoodbank/

Website: https://www.lafoodbank.org/

Donate: https://secure.lafoodbank.org/site/Donation2?df_id=5160&mfc_pref=T&5160.donation=form1

💙 PALMS UNHOUSED MUTUAL AID does weekly outreach and rapid response across West LA where they check in with residents, offer supplies, and connect folks to services. They also partner with street medicine teams for wound care, medical consultation, and other community needs.

IG: https://instagram.com/palmsunhousedmutualaid

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/PUMA_LA

Donate: https://hcb.hackclub.com/donations/start/palms-unhoused-mutual-aid

💙 KTOWN FOR ALL aims to make Koreatown a more inclusive and vibrant community by working with their unhoused neighbors, and by advocating for policies that respect the rights, dignity, and needs of the unhoused.

IG: http://instagram.com/ktownforall

Website: https://www.ktownforall.org/

Donate: https://www.ktownforall.org/donate

💙 THE SIDEWALK PROJECT aids unhoused, drug-using, and sex worker populations including residents of Skid Row. Their services include medical care, housing linkages, and assistance with system/bureaucracy navigation. Their street team provides direct services including crisis response, system advocacy, wound care, job placement, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and creative community resources for mental health.

IG: https://www.instagram.com/thesidewalkprojectla

Website: https://www.thesidewalkproject.org/

Donate: https://givebutter.com/embed/c/the-sidewalk-project

💙 BABY2BABY provides children living in poverty across the country with diapers, clothing and all the basic necessities that every child deserves.

IG: https://www.instagram.com/baby2baby/

Website / Donate: https://baby2baby.org/ (clicking Donate opens a pop-up on the homepage)

💙 PASADENA HUMANE has been working tirelessly to help animals displaced by fires, whether that means providing food and shelter, reuniting pets with their families, or arranging foster care for pets while trying to get in contact with their families.

IG: https://www.instagram.com/pasadenahumane/

Website / Donate: https://pasadenahumane.org/ (clicking Donate opens a pop-up on the homepage)

💙 GOFUNDMES:

Wildfire Relief Fund: https://www.gofundme.com/f/wildfire-relief-fund-2025

Verified fundraisers for people and families affected by the wildfires: https://www.gofundme.com/c/act/wildfire-relief/california#/

Fundraisers for displaced Black families in Altadena: https://bit.ly/rebuildAD

💙 CHARITYNAVIGATOR LIST OF CHARITIES RESPONDING TO THE FIRES: https://www.charitynavigator.org/discover-charities/where-to-give/palisades-fire-2025/ (To clarify: the URL here says Palisades fire because that was the first really big one on Tuesday morning—the Eaton and Hurst fires didn't spring up until later that day. But the groups listed do provide services across all of LA to Angelenos affected by all the fires.)

💙 RENT-LOWERING GUNSHOTS (aka Zionists, TERFs, cops, and bigots can all go fuck yourselves):

Operation Olive Branch spreadsheet for resources in aiding Palestine: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1vtMLLOzuc6GpkFySyVtKQOY2j-Vvg0UsChMCFst_WLA/htmlview

Global Action for Trans Equality: https://gate.ngo/

[w1ng3dw01f]

So, a little bit of an update on Los Angeles Burning

The Pacific Palisades Fire is now at 11,800~ acres (the evacuation line is getting closer and closer to me in Encino, which is worrying.)

The Hurst Fire has grown to 700 acres.

The Eaton/Altadena fire is now at 10,600 acres.

And there was a super cool, super secret fourth fire (😒) in the Sepulveda Basin on Woodley Avenue. The Sepulveda Basin is a wildlife preserve, park, golf course spot, homeless area, etc. It was initially 75 acres, but has been contained into 30. It has not escaped from the Basin, which is good.

The images and information shared I got from the Watch Duty App, which monitors fires and things.

((I have reblogged this twice with updates and will continue to do so))

[sonicrainbooms]

L.A/California Fire resources

Reposting a great thread by DiscussingFilm on Twitter that I hope will be helpful. Godspeed.

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DSA emergency resource guide Los Angeles county. Includes where to track evacuation warnings, nearby shelter locations and essentials for survival kits.

Prevention methods from smoke inhalation. Essential in all parts of the Los Angeles County. Graphics provide tips on how to protect yourself & others as well know if smoke is affecting your area.

Mutual Aid LA has created an information spreadsheet that give address information for where locals can seek shelter, animal boarding, food/water & clothes & more.

FrontlineMedics list for in-person locations where donations for mutual aid can be dropped off

The LA Times article with live updates for LA County restaurants open and currently offering food & support for those displaced by the wildfires.

Animal Hope and Wellness is currently helping to evacuate animals from wildfire areas. They are urgently requesting people in the LA County area to foster dogs during the wildfires.

Donation links:

Direct Relief - Providing masks, medicine & more to healthcare agencies & first responders

Fire Foundation - Working with local fire agencies to support impacted residents

Widows, Orphans & Disabled Firefighters Fund - Supporting firefighters and their families who have suffered injuries & lost their own homes

Haute Chefs LA - Accepting donations to distribute meals for first responders

International Medical Corps - Supporting emergency response teams working to deliver relief supplies & first aid kits:

Salvation Army - Working to provide food and personal necessities to survivors

World Central Kitchen - Providing meals across the LA County to families affected by the fires

Pasadena Humane - Working to provide displaced animals with food & shelter

Baby2Baby - Providing essential children’s items to families affected by the fires

California Community Foundation and Wildfire Relief Fund - both are currently accepting donations for recovery funds for the thousands of people who will have lost their homes due to the fires

The Inevitable Foundation has opened their emergency relief fund to provide assistance to disabled creatives in the LA County area who have been affected by the ongoing California wildfires.

[rookieoneil]

Do you think we are gonna get delays again because of the fire? We just got them back I can't go through that again

Hey anon.

I will actually be blocking anyone who complains the rookie season 8 (which isn’t even confirmed) or the rest of season 7 will be delayed due to the DEVASTATING fires in la right now.

I say this as someone who had to evacuate during the Ventura fire. Proceeded to move, and now is in evacuation warning due these fires. I say this as someone who loves this show with their entire heart. I do not care.

I care about where I will end up if I’m forced to evacuate. I care about the firefighters who are risking their lives. I care about the people losing their homes all over LA county. I care about the animals being displayed and pushed into cities. I care about the homeless communities losing their homes little they have!

You all spend your Tuesdays watching the rookie? I spent it watching the news that over took your favorite shows.

This doesn’t just go for the rookie fandom, it’s for the 9-1-1 fandom and SWAT fandom. I’ve seen way more then this comment

Have a bit of empathy! I get you love your shows but they are just shows! This is people’s lives.

“That’s how people cope” half of the people saying this don’t live in LA. YALL weren’t talking shit like this when other states are in states of emergencies. Just because most you see us as “Hollywood” and “Disneyland” there is so much more. Pls be kind! This is scary!

⬇️ pictures of La⬇️

[kateofthecanals]

For those who may not be aware, half of LA is on fire right now. Thankfully we are pretty far from the biggest fires in Pacific Palisades, Sylmar, and Pasadena, but we do live right next to the Sepuveda Basin, which is prone to regular brush fires, and early yesterday morning we had quite a close call (what the media dubbed the Woodley Fire) — I stood there from my balcony half a mile away and watched this thing start as an ominous puff of black smoke to a full fledged 45-acre inferno. Luckily the winds were blowing away from us, because it could have easily thrown embers in our direction, and they were able to tamp it down fairly quickly, and now officials and monitoring the area to make sure no other flareups occur. But damn that was one terrifying hour in my life…

This picture doesn’t really do it justice but I just snapped it quickly for posterity while having a panic attack.

We also didn’t have power through this. Power went out around 6:30pm Tuesday and didn’t come back on until about 3am this morning. Sitting in the dark while the city burns around you is a harrowing, apocalyptic feeling….

Today, the winds have died down and it’s pretty quiet here but the air is unbreathable. Incinerated homes, buildings, cars, brush, and more is just hanging in the air and smells horrible… no doubt toxic. So that is another factor in this already immeasurable mess.

Still, we have been very lucky compared to others. I have at least one friend who lost their home in the Palisades. And there is a lot of bullshit commentary out there regarding celebrities and rich people but I would like to remind people that the majority of folks who have been affected by this are just regular folks like you and me. If you can, please consider donating to orgs like the Red Cross, World Central Kitchen, etc. Hopefully the worst is over and we can get these fires out and begin to rebuild….

[lightofraye]

Free Support Group For Deaf Survivors Of California Wildfires

From the Deaf Counseling Center on Facebook:

If you are a Deaf California resident who is directly affected by the California wildfires, we are offering free support groups with our licensed Deaf therapist, Michele Barber.

Please reach out to us to join the group.

Our hearts go out to everyone who is in the path of the fires and nearby. We are seeing the news and listening to your stories. It is sad, scary, upsetting, and a whole bunch of emotions tangled up at once.

If you want to make a donation to help Deaf people get services, please feel free to do so using this link — https://deafcounseling.com/make-payment/

#californiafires#californiafires2025

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[sweetreveriee]

ATTENTION!!!!!!

for those affected by the LA fires, various Planet Fitness locations have offered access to locker rooms, showers, charging outlets, and Wi-Fi for free. The offer extends until January 15th so please take advantage of it if you find yourself in need.

The following locations are participating (alphabetical order):

Anaheim (West Katella Avenue)

Beaumont

Bellflower

Buena Park

Camarillo

Carson (Lomita Boulevard)

Carson (Town Center)

Cerritos

Chino

Compton

Corona (Grand Oaks)

Corona

Costa Mesa

Covina

Diamond Bar

Downey

Encino

Fontana (Summit Avenue)

Fontana

Foothill Ranch

Fountain Valley

Fullerton

Garden Grove

Granada Hills

Hawaiian Gardens

Hawthorne

Hemet

Hesperia (Bear Valley Road)

Hesperia

Huntington Beach (Goldenwest Street)

Huntington Park

Inglewood (both locations on Imperial Highway and Manchester Boulevard)

Laguna Niguel

Lake Elsinore

Lake Forest

Lancaster

Long Beach (locations at Cherry Avenue, Ximeno Avenue, and downtown Long Beach)

Downtown Los Angeles

Los Angeles (Mid City – W Washington)

Los Angeles (Washington Street & Hoover Avenue)

Los Angeles (Washington Boulevard)

Los Angeles (Wilmington Avenue)

Moreno Valley

Murrieta

Norwalk

Northridge

Ontario (E 4th Street)

Orange

Oxnard

Palmdale

Paramount

Perris

Pomona

Rancho Cucamonga (Alta Loma)

Rialto (S Riverside Avenue)

Rialto

Riverside (Tyler)

Riverside

San Bernardino (E Highland and Sterling avenues)

San Bernardino (S. Mt. Vernon)

San Bernardino

San Dimas

Santa Ana (E Edinger Aveune)

Santa Ana

Santa Clarita

Santa Fe Springs (Telegraph Road)

Simi Valley

South Gate

Studio City

Temecula (Winchester Road)

Thousand Oaks (Westlake)

Torrance

Tustin

Upland

Van Nuys

Ventura

Victorville

Whittier (Washington Boulevard)

[powerful-pleasureful]

Be safe out there California Mutuals. Know that I am thinking about you and hoping you all stay safe

[terrakan]

Resources for Those Impacted by Los Angeles Wildfires

Wildfires bring challenges that can feel overwhelming—but support is here. If you're in LA and need assistance, our guide covers: ✅ Emergency shelters and evacuation centers ✅ Financial aid and disaster relief programs ✅ Food and supply distribution resources ✅ Healthcare and mental health services ✅ Pet and animal assistance ✅ Recovery and rebuilding support

💬 Let’s stand together in these difficult times. Explore resources to help you recover and rebuild.

🔗 Read the full guide here

Share this to help those in need! #Wildfires #LAFires #DisasterRelief #CommunitySupport #LARecovery

[w1ng3dw01f]

I’m sorry?? What the fuck??? Does anyone making ‘eat the rich’/‘they deserve it’ comments and jokes about the LA fires have any empathy left at all??

People who know hurricane strength winds in the eastern part of the country should know how worrying these winds have been over the past few days, and they (the winds) were literally fanning the flames.

Here in the San Fernando Valley, the winds even had me stressing.

Not everyone who lives in the affected areas are rich. There are regular folk here too! Sylmar, where the Hurst fire is, is not a rich area. We’re all human beings here.

Additionally, the wildlife of the area are being heavily affected. Their ecosystems are burning.

Because of these fires, afterwards, we’ll most likely need to worry about mudslides next which can also be very destructive.

Also, regardless of people being rich or not, there are literal memories and livelihoods being destroyed. This is a tragedy. If your memories and livelihoods were destroyed in any way, you should know this pain.

I understand why you feel you may need to turn your anger towards us as something to laugh at for karma, but please.

Y’all should be ashamed for making those kinds of jokes.

[lostforce132]

Praying for everyone in the LA area and/or has been affected by the fires.

I’ve linked the gofundme Wildfire Relief Fund and many other campaigns of families impacted by the fires. Please consider donating if you’re able to!