Wildfires tore through multiple Los Angeles-area neighborhoods on Tuesday, forcing thousands to evacuate their homes. The American Red Cross, United Way, Emergency Network Los Angeles, Inc., the California Community Foundation, World Central Kitchen, and several other organizations are providing support and aid to those affected by the blazes.
Thousands have fled their homes in multiple Los Angeles -area neighborhoods as wildfires ripped through the region on Tuesday. Pacific Palisades, Pasadena, Altadena, La Cañada, Santa Monica, and other areas faced the threat of flames, leaving many uncertain about their return and the fate of their homes. The American Red Cross is on the ground providing vital support to those affected, offering safe shelters, food, emotional support, and health services.
Several organizations are working tirelessly to address the needs of the community. United Way focuses on long-term recovery efforts, collaborating with community partners to assess the damage and provide ongoing assistance. Emergency Network Los Angeles, Inc. (ENLA) is a registered 501(c)(3) organization accepting food donations and working with government agencies, nonprofits, and faith-based groups to respond to the fires throughout Los Angeles County. The California Community Foundation is also mobilizing resources for fundholders and donors interested in supporting recovery efforts. The California Fire Foundation (CFF) is providing direct financial assistance to impacted residents as damage assessments are completed. World Central Kitchen, founded by chef Jose Andres, is delivering fresh meals to first responders and families affected by the wildfires. The YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles is offering emergency supplies, childcare, shelter, and assistance with replacing essential government documents. LearnCORE, a global humanitarian organization, is working with local community organizations to provide short- and long-term support to underserved communities impacted by the fires. Habitat for Humanity is helping rebuild homes, and Inclusive Action is supporting underprivileged communities, including outdoor workers like street vendors, landscapers, and recyclers, who have been affected by the blazes.
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