Where you can volunteer to help those affected by L.A.’s fires 46%
By Todd Martens72% Alyssa Bereznak0% Kailyn Brown24% Sonaiya Kelley0% Maxwell Williams0% Deborah Netburn0% Michelle Woo0% Deborah Vankin0%
1/14/2025, 12:27:20 AM
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The Los Angeles County firestorm has caused devastation to communities in and around the Pacific Palisades, Altadena, Pasadena, Sylmar and Hollywood.
Those looking for a way to help will find an abundance of organizations and services in need of volunteers or resources.
Although situations and needs may change rapidly, the havoc caused by the blazes — more than 28,000 acres have been scorched and at least 2,000 homes, businesses and other buildings have been lost — requires immediate and long-term relief.
The Times has compiled a list here of state, regional and local grassroots organizations in need of funds or supplies.
This guide is being updated.
Check back for new volunteer opportunities.
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