For those looking for ways to give, we've included links below.

People

The devastation of these fires is overwhelming and so many people have lost everything. Here are a few ways to help:

1. World Central Kitchen
   What they do: The World Central Kitchen's relief team is in Southern California to support first responders and families affected by the fires by providing nourishing meals.
   How you can help: Make an online donation here.
   

2. Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles
   What they do: Habitat for Humanity builds and repairs homes in partnership with hardworking, low-income families and individuals.
   How you can help: Make an online donation here or get involved here.
   

3. The American Red Cross Los Angeles Region
   What they do: The Los Angeles branch of the American Red Cross serves nearly 10 million people in 88 cities across Los Angeles County. They help disaster victims and provide programs that help our community prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies.
   How you can help: Make an online donation here or sign up to volunteer here.

Animals

Many animals have been affected by the fires. Here are a few ways to help the littles:

1. Pasadena Humane Society
   What they do: Located near the Eaton fire, the Pasadena Humane Society has taken in over 300 animals due to evacuations. Many need medical treatment and the staff is working around the clock to save lives. This is one of the best animal shelters in the state of California and you can follow their work on Instagram; they've been updating frequently.
   How you can help: Make a monetary donation here. They will also need volunteers and fosters in the coming days and weeks. If you're in the greater L.A. area and have the capacity to take in an animal, consider fostering here.
   

2. L.A. Animal Services
   What they do: Los Angeles' animal shelters are severely underfunded and struggling to keep up with the influx of animals after the fires.
   How you can help: Make a donation here or apply to foster here.

Firefighters

Words cannot describe our gratitude for these real-life heroes. Here are a few ways to thank them:

1. Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation
   What they do: Approximately 97% of the city's fire budget is allocated toward personnel costs, leaving just 3% to cover life-safety expenses. The Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) Foundation bridges funding gaps for essential tools, equipment and programs.
   How you can help: Make an online donation here.
   

2. Widows, Orphans & Disabled Firefighters Fund
   What they do: This fund supports firefighters who have suffered injuries while battling fires, including some who have lost their homes. They also assist firefighters' families who have lost loved ones with financial and emotional support.
   How you can help: Make a monetary donation here.

Local Donation Drop-off Locations

If you're in Southern California and looking to food or donate supplies, here are a few options:

1. Bike Oven
   What they do: Bike Oven is a community-run workshop serving Eastside Los Angeles, is currently accepting donations for those affected by the Eaton fire.
   What to donate: Basic hygiene products, toiletries, N95 masks, respirators, pet food, power banks, batteries, blankets and sleeping bags.
   Drop-off location: 3706 N. Figueroa St., Los Angeles, 90065.
   

2. YMCA Koreatown Locations
   What they do: The Anderson Munger Family YMCA and the Koreatown YMCA Center for Community Well-being are accepting essential item donations for fire victims.
   What to donate: Unopened food (bread, jam, canned goods), clothing, blankets, emergency supplies, dog and cat food.
   Drop-off locations:

• Anderson Munger Family YMCA: 4301 W. 3rd St., Los Angeles. Doors close at 10 p.m.

• Koreatown YMCA: 433 S. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles. Doors close at 7 p.m.