Altadena Girls, a charity organization, provides new makeup, clothing, and other personal care items to teenage victims of the Eaton Fire in East Los Angeles. The organization aims to restore a sense of normalcy and comfort to these teens who have lost everything.
According to the Altadena Girls ' Instagram page, the warehouse is not taking in any more donations until it has found a new location closer to fire victims.Makeup, perfume, hair products, or a new outfit may all seem like luxuries to teenage girls who lost everything to the Eaton Fire .
“I looked at some photos yesterday and that was definitely upsetting just to see all the work my mom put into the house and memories," said Marli. “Four Guinea pigs, two dogs and one cat and ourselves. We both have medical issues, we are type one diabetics," said Marli.The Petrinis joined the hundreds of others in east Los Angeles Wednesday morning, in a line nearly a block long, to get into Altadena Girls., Altadena Girls is a charity organization restoring normalcy for the teenage victims of the Eaton Fire. They have collected new unopened makeup, a laundry list of other products, clothes and shoes.
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