Our thoughts are with all those affected by the fires around Los Angeles. As the situation continues, we offer the following resources for those in need. This page will be updated as needed.

Please stay safe as we all do what we can for family, friends, neighbors, and colleagues. We are all in this together.

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If you lost your home or business in the fires, here’s what to do next.

Fire and evacuation map

100+ Fire and Wind Resources across Los Angeles

LA County Fire Recovery Resources: https://recovery.lacounty.gov

Santa Monica City Fire Information: https://www.santamonica.gov/blog/palisades-fire-updates

The LA Community on Reddit has built a comprehensive link list for info and resources: https://www.reddit.com/r/LosAngeles/comments/1hy6hjz/fire_metathread_january_10th/

Emergency Shelter: (213) 273-7000
Google Maps Directions: 2301 Bellevue Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90026

Planet Fitness locations in L.A. are offering anyone affected by the fires, including first responders, free access to their facilities, including showers, massage chairs, locker rooms, and WiFi. Contact the club near you for more information and hours. https://www.planetfitness.com/

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How You Can Help

Direct links to GoFundMe sites for families

In-Person Volunteer Opportunities and Resources/Donations

AdRelief: A volunteer organization made up of advertising and promotions people brought together to help our Los Angeles area colleagues in times of life crisis. Every dollar received goes to helping someone in need in our community. adrelief.org

World Central Kitchen: Providing fresh, nourishing meals to first responders and families impacted by the fires. https://bit.ly/40aFSzi

Emergency Network Los Angeles: Providing assistance to individuals, communities, and organizations following emergencies and disasters. https://enla.org

Information on donations and support can be found at NBC 4 and on the LA Times website. 
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Musicians in Los Angeles

Guitar Center, Fender, and MusiCares are providing financial assistance to impacted L.A.-based musicians and music industry professionals.

• Guitar Center: Through its Guitar Center Music Foundation, the retailer is accepting submissions for one-time grants to replace gear and/or instruments. The initiative is currently open to L.A.-based musicians and music programs – including in-school or after-school music classes, as well as community and music therapy programs. Proof of loss or address is one of the key requirements. Submissions are open until Feb. 28 via the official Guitar Center Music Foundation website.

• Fender: The company states that it will “ respond and help replenish requests to the best of our abilities”. Find more information and their submission form here.

• MusiCares: to be eligible for support, musicians and music professionals need to have worked in the music industry “in any capacity” for at least three years or be credited on six commercially released recordings. Professionals are encouraged to reach out to musicaresrelief@musicares.org to request support. 
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More Resources:

California Department of Insurance: 800-927-4357

LAUSD Family Hotline: 213-443-1300

LA County Dept. of Mental Health: 800-854-7771

DWP Report Outages: 800-342-5397

Disaster Distress Hotline: 800-985-5990

National Weather Service: weather.gov

SCE Power Outages: sce.com/psps and sce.com/outage

Highway Conditions: roads.dot.ca.gov

LA County Sheriff: lasd.org
Non-emergency line: (818) 878-1808

LA County Fire: fire.lacounty.gov

    • Teladoc: offers free virtual care for those affected by L.A. fires

    • GoodRx: Free Telehealth Appointments to Los Angeles Residents Affected by Wildfires

    • AltaMed 2025 Fire Relief Fund: Support AltaMed patients and employees affected by fires and evacuations and fund the medical relief efforts being provided by AltaMed staff.

    • You’re Just My Type is based out of Los Angeles and we are dedicated to supporting our Type 1 diabetes community during this incredibly difficult time.

    • If you need dialysis care, call DaVita at 1-800-400-8331 for help locating an open center.

    • People with kidney failure are more susceptible to difficulties during a natural disaster, as interruptions to dialysis treatments can put them at risk for being hospitalized. AKF has developed a resource page for patients impacted by the wildfires, which can be accessed here.

    • Healthcare apparel, Figs, has launched a support initiative for the local healthcare community impacted by the wildfires.

    • Spectrum: Opens FREE Wifi Access Points for those impacted by the wildfires.

    • Verizon and AT&T: providing FREE unlimited data and communication support.

    • Planet Fitness: opening its door to residents, first responders, and others affected by the wildfires.

    • Lyft: Riders in need can use the code CAFIRERELIEF25, valid for 2 rides up to $25 each ($50 total) for 500 riders from now until 1/15 at 11:59 p.m.

    • Uber: Use promo code WILDFIRE25 in the wallet section of your Uber app to redeem a free Uber ride up to $40.

    • From LA Metro:
      “We continue to have service impacts to some bus and rail lines due to wildfires and wind. We've also suspended fares through Friday, Jan. 10. Shuttle buses replace trains in both directions on the A Line between Southwest Museum and Fillmore stations due to wind damage to overhead wires. ALLOW EXTRA TIME. This work will continue into Friday. Bus Lines 134 and 602 are canceled due to the Palisades Fire. There are detours on Bus Lines 180, 217, 296, 660 & 662. Metro Micro service north of Washington and Sierra Madre Blvd. and west of 210 freeway in Pasadena and Altadena is canceled.”