LA Wildfires: Resources and Support Guides

Published on January 21, 2025

Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the recent wildfires in Los Angeles, including those who have lost homes, businesses, and loved ones, as well as the first responders working to protect the community.

In light of the challenges faced, GPC member Ben Goldhirsh's LA2050 initiative has compiled a series of support guides containing essential resources for those impacted, as well as opportunities for individuals and organizations to get involved and help with recovery efforts.

These guides include information on emergency services, shelter options, financial assistance, and mental health support for those affected by the fires. Additionally, they’ve outlined ways for the broader community to contribute through donations, volunteering, and other forms of support.

We hope these resources provide valuable assistance to those in need and offer clear ways for others to make a difference. 

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