The wildfires sweeping through Los Angeles—like the Palisades Fire, Sunset Fire, Kenneth Fire, Creek Fire, and more—have brought devastation to communities and tested the resilience of many. From families evacuating their homes to first responders risking their lives, these times demand unity and support. Below is a consolidated list of critical resources to help anyone affected by these fires.

Emergency Support and Evacuation Assistance

  • 211 LA County
    Call 211 for 24/7 emergency preparedness advice, wildfire resources, and service referrals.
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  • American Red Cross
    Emergency shelter is available at the Westwood Recreation Center (1350 S. Sepulveda Blvd). Services include shelter for evacuees and their pets.
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  • Lyft
    Use promo code CAFIRERELIEF25 for 2 free rides (up to $25 each) to evacuation shelters or essential locations.
  • Uber
    Apply code WILDFIRE25 for a $40 ride credit to evacuation shelters in Los Angeles County.
  • National Disaster Distress Helpline
    Free, 24/7 crisis counseling is available at 1-800-985-5990.
  • FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency)
    Provides financial assistance for temporary housing, home repairs, and other critical needs.
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    Call: 1-800-621-3362
  • Team Rubicon
    A veteran-led organization offering disaster relief services like debris removal, home repairs, and logistical support.
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Housing and Shelter

  • Airbnb.org
    Free emergency housing for wildfire evacuees. Displaced individuals can request stays, and hosts can offer discounted or free accommodations. Donations directly support housing efforts.
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  • UFC GYM
    Access showers, locker rooms, Wi-Fi, and recovery services for free at participating locations in Brea, Corona, and Torrance.

Communication and Connectivity

  • AT&T
    Free activation, unlimited talk/text/data, and waived fees for affected customers. Contact Residential Support at 800-791-6661 or Small Business Support at 800-321-2000.
  • Spectrum
    Over 35,000 free Wi-Fi hotspots and proactive credits for extended service outages.
  • T-Mobile
    Unlimited talk/text/data for customers in impacted areas. SpaceX’s Direct to Cell satellites enable basic SMS even without cellular service.
  • Verizon
    Waives charges for calls, texts, and data for affected customers. Free Wi-Fi and charging stations are also available at community centers.

Air Quality and Health Monitoring

  • AirNow
    Stay informed about smoke and particulate matter with real-time air quality updates.
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  • Clarity Movement
    Provides hyperlocal air quality data through the Know Your Air Network.
  • National Weather Service
    Access wildfire conditions, air quality reports, and weather alerts.

Road and Travel Updates

  • Caltrans QuickMap
    Real-time updates on road conditions, closures, and wildfire-related travel impacts.
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  • Google SOS Alerts
    Offers live updates on wildfire boundaries, evacuation routes, and road closures through Search, Maps, and Waze.

Local Alerts and Notifications

  • Alert LA County
    Sign up for Los Angeles County-specific emergency alerts.
  • Notify LA
    Receive critical wildfire updates directly via text alerts.

Relief for Affected Residents

  • Apple Card Disaster Relief Program
    Skip monthly payments and avoid interest charges for the enrollment month. Contact Apple Card Support through Messages.
  • Los Angeles Regional Food Bank
    Offers food assistance to individuals and families in need. Donations are welcome to support relief efforts.
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  • Marymount High School Donation Center
    Accepting donations on Jan 10, 2025, from 10:00 AM–5:00 PM at 10643 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles. Requested items include clothing, toiletries, school supplies, pet food, and gift cards.
  • Operation USA
    Provides immediate aid and ongoing recovery support for wildfire-affected communities.
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  • Disaster Legal Aid
    Free legal services for wildfire victims, including help with insurance claims, housing disputes, and replacing legal documents.
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  • United Way of Greater Los Angeles
    Offers financial support and connects individuals with recovery resources.
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Animal and Pet Resources

  • Los Angeles Animal Services
    Offers shelter and emergency care for pets displaced by wildfires.
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  • American Humane Rescue
    Helps evacuate, rescue, and shelter pets and livestock in disaster areas.
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  • Petco Foundation
    Assists with finding temporary shelters and supplies for pets during emergencies.
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Food and Basic Supplies

  • World Central Kitchen
    Provides free, hot meals to communities affected by wildfires.
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  • Feeding America
    Connects individuals to local food banks and provides disaster food assistance.
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  • Direct Relief
    Supplies wildfire-affected areas with medical supplies, hygiene kits, and protective equipment.
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Volunteer and Donation Opportunities

  • California Volunteers
    Connects volunteers with wildfire relief efforts, including debris cleanup and food distribution.
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  • GlobalGiving Wildfire Relief Fund
    Donations go directly to vetted nonprofits providing wildfire recovery services.
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  • Donate Blood via American Red Cross
    Blood donations are often needed during wildfire emergencies to assist injured individuals.
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Wildfire Response and Updates

  • Cal Fire
    Updates on active wildfires, evacuation orders, fire maps, and prevention tips.
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  • Los Angeles Fire Department
    Access evacuation zones, safety tips, and detailed incident information.
  • LADWP
    Stay informed on power outages and wildfire-related advisories. Call 1-800-DIAL-DWP for assistance.
  • SoCalGas
    Assistance for customers affected by wildfires, including bill payment programs and temporary shutoffs for safety during emergencies.
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  • Southern California Edison (SCE)
    Updates on power outages and wildfire prevention measures, including Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS).
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Stay Safe and Spread the Word

In times like these, every resource counts. Share this list widely to help friends, neighbors, and communities in need. Together, we can overcome these challenges and rebuild stronger. Stay safe, Los Angeles! ?

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