As a Los Angeles-based publication with many connections to the community, we stand by the first responders, individuals, families, entities and organizations coping with the traumatic and unprecedented grief experienced over the past week.

We also stand by those powering the outpouring of generosity and advocacy we've witnessed as a response.

As Angelenos, we believe in the imperative of creative collaboration as a means of community, commerce, and healing. 

While this tragedy is still in its very early stages, we look forward to supporting what we know will be a remarkable effort by the city of LA to get back on its feet. 

Should you need support, or desire to lend your own support, we offer a list of trustworthy resources by organizations and individuals putting ongoing efforts forth to help our community rebuild.

MALAN (Mutual Aid LA Network) has curated a robust master document that offers an active, up-to-date list of organizations providing disaster relief, with columns denoting donation and volunteer statuses.

The American Red Cross is providing food, shelter, health services, and emotional support for victims of the fire across Los Angeles county.

The Getty has initiated the LA Arts Community Fire Relief Fund, which provides emergency relief for artists and arts workers in all disciplines who have lost residences, studios, archives, artworks, or livelihoods or have otherwise been impacted by the devastating Los Angeles fires.

The California Fire Foundation provides critical support to surviving families of fallen firefighters, firefighters, and the communities they serve. 

The Anti-Recidivism Coalition is supporting incarcerated firefighters by providing crews on the ground with immediate needs battling the Palisades and Eaton fires.

Altadena Teen Girls and Teen Boys are grassroots organizations that aim to replenish the wardrobes of teenage victims of the Eaton fires.

Lost and Found LA Animals is an ongoing document of lost and found pets as well as rescue resources. 

Baby2Baby provides child and family essentials to evacuation centers and LA pop-ups across the city.

The YMCA of Los Angeles is providing free childcare, showers, Wi-Fi, and essential services across LA County for impacted community members throughout LA, and offers volunteer opportunities for those hoping to support affected community members.