An associate relief and recovery effort started to assist students, individuals and families affected by the January 2025 forest in Southern California, has increased by more than $ 5.9 million to date. Thanks to the support of major donors, including Amazon, NBCNIVersal and many other major contributors, the fund has already started deploying resources, including direct cash assistance, sanitation kits, school supply, personal safety equipment and more than 5,000 individuals and families affected by the wildfire.
This relief effort, CAA Foundation, Leading Entertainment and Sports Agency Creative Artists Agency, Community Helpful Branch of Relief Prayas (Core), a global humanitarian organization, which strengthens the crisis and beyond crisis, and strengthens the Los Angeles Unified School District Education Foundation, adopted by the Enterprise Industry Foundation (EIF). The fund is supported by many entertainment industry leaders and continues to provide significant, flexible, financial assistance, case management and mental health services to the weakest communities recovering from wildfire.
Natalie Tran, Executive Director of CAA Foundation, said, “We are deeply grateful to the incredible generosity of our donors who have helped us raise more than $ 5 million to directly support the affected individuals and families.” “Each dollar is raised, supports a holistic approach to recovery, one that will be with our neighbors because they navigate the long and complex roads further.”
The Socal Fire Fund uses these funds to offer flexible recovery assistance, including cash help, and case management to help navigate the requirements of FEMA and other government agencies. So far, with the support of over 5,000 individuals and families, the impact of the fund is already being felt throughout the region.
“The core knows that the remaining people need committed support over the next few years. The CAA Foundation, Lausd Education Foundation and participation with EIF enables it, ”said the core co-founder and CEO N Lee. “The immediate effects are clear – to deliver more than $ 1 million in cash, helping our weakest families to navigate a complex recovery process and bring people home as soon as possible. We are for these families from the beginning and will be with them through their new start. ,
“Schools are heartbeat of a community. After the disastrous fire in our region, the investment of Socal Fire Fund is having a direct impact in the lives of teachers, students and families, ”said the interim executive director of Lausd Education Foundation Sarah Muni. “We are able to revive classes, celebrate the flexibility of our communities and support our dedicated teachers whose lives have been influenced. We have the privilege of standing with partners like Core, EIF and CAA Foundation in our collective service, who need the most. ,
Announcement of a public service that sheds light on a long road for recovery for Angelenos, and the importance of the Socal Fire Fund’s effort was created and produced by the Orbital Studio, specializing in a film and television production studio virtual production. A kind of donation from the Orbital Studios, PSA, Oscar winning manufacturer and skilled actress, is voiced by Jam Ray Namman. The PSA is launched today and will broadcast, syndicated and streaming platforms as well as terrestrial and streaming radio at the national level.
Pneumon said, “I have been living in LA for 25 years now, and the way the city has come together as an integrated front has been extraordinary.” “I am proud to be a part of this PSA for Socal Fire Fund, with Orbital Studios. I hope that this small contribution will be echoed with people across the country who can also give a small amount, and can help the struggling communities re -create our precious, beautiful and flexible la.
Socal Fire Fund is open to donation and encourages other companies, organizations and individuals to encourage recovery efforts in the coming months and years.
For more information about how to contribute or learn more about relief efforts, travel www.socalfirefund.org,
