Organizing Asian America

Los Angeles Fires – Links to Donate

January 16, 2025 • By 18MR

Donate to Sustain Long Term Mutual Aid Organizing in LA 

J-Town Action & Solidarity 

PasadenaForAll

Mask Bloc LA

CCED

LA Street Care

Go Fund Me Directories

Support families displaced by the LA fires by donating directly

​​Displaced Black Families GoFund Me Directory

Displaced Filipino Families GoFundMe Links

2025 Latino LA Wildfire Survivors GFM via Latinx Therapy

Displaced Disabled Folks- LA Fires Mutual Aid Directory

Support incarcerated firefighters today by donating to Anti-Recidivism Coalition’s Firefighter Fund  -> antirecidivism.org/firefighterfund

The CA Relief Fund for Domestic Workers seeks to provide immediate and sustained support to domestic workers who are disproportionately affected by wildfires and the aftermath. 

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