Sacramento stands with Los Angeles. Sacramento County fire crews have been sent to LA to help in the ongoing fight against the devastating wildfires.

If you’re looking for ways to help victims impacted by LA County’s fires, we’ve gathered a few resources.

The American Red Cross

The organization is aiding wildfire victims with emergency shelters, meals, and medical care. The Red Cross is accepting donations online or by calling (800) RED-CROSS.

The Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation

The LA-based organization — which supports 3,500 firefighters + paramedics — is seeking donations to support LAFD members battling wildfires with tools and supplies. Donate online.

California Fire Foundation

This organization works with local fire agencies and community organizations to directly support victims of wildfires and disasters in California. Donate online.

United Way of Greater Los Angeles

Donations to this organization’s Wildfire Response Fund will support LA residents and long-term recovery efforts.

Los Angeles Regional Food Bank

As part of LA fire relief efforts, a financial donation to this nonprofit will help the organization provide food to Angelenos in need. The organization is also accepting food donations at its LA distribution centers.

The Salvation Army

The nonprofit is accepting donations to help provide shelter, food, and disaster relief directly to the victims of the wildfires.

Sacramento Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA)

The SPCA drove to LA and picked up 17 adoptable animals from the Pasadena Humane Society amid the wildfires. You can foster or adopt a pet, or donate to either organization.

East Sac donation drive

East Sacramento resident Patti Martin has organized a donation drive for LA wildfire victims with the help of friends. She’s collecting hygiene products, paper towels, diapers, wipes, pet supplies, and packaged snacks.

World Central Kitchen

WCK has mobilized across Los Angeles County to provide comforting meals to first responders + families impacted by the wildfires. Donate online to support these ongoing efforts.