this is a collection of all of the information and resources i've found to help those affected by the los angeles count wildfires. this is not a completed list, and you are welcome to send me an ask with any additional links, fundraisers, information, or other resources that you know of and i will update this post accordingly. if there are any missing or incorrect links, please let me know. stay safe out there 💜
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Live Updates on the Southern California wildfires & Evacuation Orders
LA Scanner - Coverage of Pursuits, Crimes, Wildfires and More.
2025 Los Angeles Fires - Resources for Californians impacted by Los Angeles Fires.
LA Wildfire Resource Center - Resource navigator for finding emergency resources and support services.
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Mutual Aid Los Angeles & their Fire & Wind Storm Spreadsheet - An ongoing spreadsheet of resources such as shelter info, animal boarding info, addresses for distribution centers, volunteer opportunities, etc.
LAFD Emergency Funding Alert & Fire Zone Map - Donations to help support the Los Angeles Fire Department.
The Partnership for Inclusive Disaster Strategies - Lists of evacuation shelters and hotlines for those who are disabled and in impacted by the fires.
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank
Thread of mutual aid groups assisting through Los Angeles
CleanAirLA & MaskBloc LA - Mutual aid project to distribute free masks and respirators in the so-called Los Angeles area. They are currently taking donations for masks.
MaskBloc LA & their Mask Requests and Volunteer Interest - A form to fill out if you need masks or want to volunteer.
List of shelters, animal boarding, distribution hubs, and free items
Pacsun providng clothes and listing organizations to donate to
World Central Kitchen - Donate to support their efforts in Southern California to support first responders and families impacted by wildfires in the Los Angeles area.
Thread of organizations to donate to - Thread including links to disaster relief, firefighter aid, food banks, first responders, etc.
SoCal Wildfires: How You Can Help - Article including links and info for Californians. Links are also included in the Thread of organizations to donate to above.
Pete and Thomas Foundation supporting Pasadena Humane & LA Animal Care - How to support, injured wildlife hotline, and listed shelters for large and small animals.
Thread of GoFundMes to support people affected by the wildfires
What to keep in a grab & go bag - List of things to keep in a easily accessible bag in case of emergency evacuation.
Displaced Black Families GoFund Me Directory - Spreadsheet dedicated to black families devastated by the Altadena fires.
Advice from a survivor of the 2017 Thomas Fire on insurance, rebuilding, etc.
California Volunteers - Donate, organize, and volunteer for wildfire recovery here.
Baby2Baby Disaster Relief and Emergency Response Program - Donate to help distribute supplies to children impacted by the wildfires.
Guitar Center is replacing instruments lost as a result of the LA wildfires
Sunny Optometry is offering support to those in need of glasses, contact lenses, eye drops, face masks, and wi-fi
Stratia is offering a free place to work if you need a work space with wifi right now, and donation drop off/sorting + storage site for people who organize.
Seconds Market & their Match Donation Program - A program designed to directly connect donors with individuals affected by the LA fires.
Anti-Recidivism Coalition & their donation page - Donate to help support the incarcerated fire crews, including the 30 young men from Pine Grove currently out fighting the LA fires.
Spreadsheet of Free Mental Health Services for the LA Wildfire Crisis
Tips from an attorney on dealing with insurance companies
County of LA Vital and Property Records Access - LA County residents directly impacted by the fires can request property and vital records free of charge to help with recovery efforts.
Azay in Little Tokyo, LA - Donate to help provide free meals to evacuees, first responders, volunteers, folks who can’t leave their homes, and their houseless neighbors.