The California Fire Foundation works with local fire agencies and community based organizations to provide ongoing, mid- and long-term support to California communities affected by natural disasters like wildfires: www.cafirefoundation.org/.../for.../d... 9/9

American Red Cross Los Angeles Region: www.redcross.org/local/califo... 8/9

CAL FIRE Benevolent Foundation provides financial aid to firefighters and their families in the case of injury or loss of life: calfire.foundation/donations/ 7/9

The California Community Foundation has been working to strengthen Los Angeles County since 1915. Their Wildfire Recovery Fund targets the most underserved and hard to reach communities in the region, with the goal of helping provide long-term recovery relief: www.calfund.org/funds/wildfi... 6/9

Rotary District 5280 has compiled this great list of resources for how you can give directly and where you can volunteer. If you need a shelter for yourself or for your animals, that information is also there: rotary5280.org/page/2025-wi... 5/9

But that is not how we roll. The best way to get over feeling hopeless is to do something. Right now all we can do is support others on the ground and here is how we do that: 4/9

To know so many friends that have lost their homes, to see so many others who are still waiting to find out, and to understand the anxiety that all of you in my city are feeling right now... I have literally been sitting here just watching with a feeling of hopelessness. 3/9

Thank you to the amazing fire fighters who are on the frontlines of this natural disaster, fighting it 24 hours a day. My heart breaks to see the devastation right now. 2/9

87% of SAG-AFTRA members earn less than the $26,470 per year required to be eligible for health coverage. It’s not a union of the rich, and earning more doesn’t diminish your right to fight for people who earn less.