Los Angeles Wildfire Relief Resource Bank

We want to extend our gratitude to the community leaders who have dedicated their time and effort to curate and distribute the resources listed below. Their work has made a meaningful impact, empowering others to extend help where it’s needed the most. 

This list of resources will be continuously updated. 

Donations

LAFD Foundation: Registered 501c3 nonprofit, donation funds invested in emergency fire shelters, hydration backpacks, wildland brush tools for firefighters, department faces severe underfunding 

California Fire Foundation: The California Fire Foundation is working with local fire agencies and community-based organizations to provide direct financial support to impacted residents as details of the damage emerge. Your donation to the CFF Wildfire & Disaster Relief Fund directly supports victims of wildfires and disasters throughout California.   

GoFundMes for victims of Palisades & Eaton fires: Comprehensive list of 100+ individual GoFundMes for victims of Palisades & Eaton fires, including families and small businesses 

Vogue Resource List: Includes Red Cross, Animal Wellness, Food Bank, etc donation links. 

GoFundMe Master List: Comprehensive list of 700+ active GoFundMes, sorted by % of goal raised, second tab also has key information on FEMA 

Guide to FEMA Assistance: GoFundMes must use careful language to avoid being disqualified from federal disaster relief funding due to the “duplicate benefits” rule. 

Volunteering

Disaster Masterlist: Includes donation links, health resources, transportation & shelter, and volunteer + mutual aid opportunities 

Care Packages

Shelters Seeking Resource Donations: Donate essential items like food, hygiene supplies, masks, etc to local shelters and nonprofits to distribute to the community; Volunteer opportunities also listed.  

Free Community Resources 

• Masks are available at all LA public libraries 

• LAist list of restaurants serving free food for first responders & evacuees 

Guide to Fact Checking News

• The LAist on Debunking Wildfire Misinformation