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Jan 10, 2025 | Insights

Supporting Communities Affected by the California Wildfires 

TSNE

As devastating wildfires continue to impact communities across California, our hearts are with everyone affected. Below is a list of external resources to help individuals, families, and organizations navigate the challenges posed by these wildfires. 

Immediate Support and Crisis Resources 

  • Airbnb.org Temporary Housing: If you or someone you know has been displaced by the Los Angeles wildfires, Airbnb.org is partnering with 211 LA to provide free, temporary housing. They are prioritizing residents from Altadena, Malibu, Pacific Palisades, Pasadena, Santa Monica, and Sylmar. Learn more about eligibility and how to request assistance here. 
  • LACounty.gov Emergency Page: Stay updated on real-time evacuation orders, shelter availability, and other critical information for the Palisades Fire, Eaton Fire, Hurst Fire, Sunset Fire, and other wildfires. Visit lacounty.gov/emergency. 

Practical Guidance and Risk Management 

  • HUB Wildfire Resource Center: Access a comprehensive guide on wildfire preparedness, safety tips, and post-wildfire recovery. Explore the resources here. 
  • Wildfire Re-Entry Protocol: Learn what to consider when returning to a wildfire-affected area, including safety precautions and insurance considerations. Read more here. 
  • Natural Disaster Risks for Drivers: Discover how natural disasters, including wildfires, pose unique risks for drivers and how to stay safe. Find the article here. 

Ways to Help 

  • Donate and Volunteer: Check out this Secret Los Angeles guide for ways to contribute to relief efforts, including volunteering and donating to organizations providing direct assistance. 
  • Support Local Organizations: IndieWire’s list of resources highlights organizations actively working to aid wildfire victims. 

During these challenging times, we encourage everyone to prioritize safety, stay informed and support one another.