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Resources for Los Angeles-area Fire Victims: Free & Discounted Support Available

Eight wildfires have ravaged portions of Los Angeles County, displacing more than 150,000 people who have had to evacuate or have lost their homes. In response to this unprecedented disaster, national companies, local businesses, nonprofits, individuals, and communities are coming together to provide resources, supplies, and services for free or at discounted rates for victims of the emergency.

Free and Discounted Food

Amid the devastation caused by the wildfires, several establishments are stepping up to provide free meals and support to those affected. Calamigos Ranch in Malibu is offering free breakfast burritos every day through the weekend at the Calamigos Beach Club restaurant. Highland Park Brewery is providing free lunch specials for first responders, evacuees, and anyone affected by the fires. World Vision is distributing supplies to wildfire survivors at the World Vision Global Center, and Magical Castle Hollywood is hosting a supportive event with deli sandwiches and entertainment.

Discounted or Free Lodging

For those in need of temporary accommodation, the Hotel Assn. of Los Angeles, the city of Anaheim, San Diego Tourism Authority, Visit Santa Barbara, and Discover Torrance have compiled lists of hotels offering discounted rates for fire victims. These resources aim to provide a safe haven for those displaced by the fires.

Financial Resources

Organizations like Musicares, Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Dramatists Guild Foundation, Motion Picture and Television Fund, and Inclusive Action are offering financial assistance and support services to individuals and businesses affected by the wildfires. These resources aim to help ease the financial burden and facilitate recovery for those in need.

Personal Story

As I read through the list of resources available to fire victims in the Los Angeles area, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of hope and solidarity. In times of crisis, it is heartwarming to see communities come together to support one another. The generosity and compassion displayed by these organizations and businesses serve as a reminder that even in the face of adversity, there is always light to be found. My thoughts are with all those affected by the wildfires, and I hope that these resources can provide some relief during this challenging time.