FOX Corporation has donated $1 million to the American Red Cross' California Wildfire Relief Efforts to help residents affected by wildfires raging across Southern California.
Donations help the agency We provide safe shelter, hot meals, emotional support, and resources to help communities recover.
FOX Corporation continues to be a partner in our annual Disaster Giving Program, encouraging viewers to join us in donating to help families affected by the devastating wildfires and still in need of urgent assistance. is encouraged. any donation The Red Cross will be able to respond to this disaster and help residents recover.
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Help those affected by the California wildfires here
Fires continue to burn across Southern California, forcing residents to evacuate. As of noon Thursday, the fire had burned more than 27,000 acres, according to Cal Fire. At least five deaths have been reported and at least 130,000 people have been ordered to evacuate their homes, authorities said.
Photos and videos tell stories of devastation and loss as homes and businesses burn and thousands of people are forced to leave their communities. The Palisades Fire, caused by strong Santa Ana winds, broke out in the Santa Monica Mountains late Tuesday morning and quickly engulfed 200 acres within an hour, reaching nearly 3,000 acres by sunset. FOX Weather reported.
American Red Cross volunteers help victims of the California wildfires.
The Red Cross said it was immediately deploying hundreds of American workers to help Southern Californians evacuate the area and was mobilizing “hundreds more” to assist victims. They are preparing trucks with cribs, blankets, water and other supplies to help thousands of people in emergency shelters if needed.
“The Red Cross is focused on keeping everyone safe and ensuring that no one faces this heartbreaking crisis alone.” They wrote in a statement:
American Red Cross volunteers speak with residents who have been evacuated from their homes.
He urged residents to remain “vigilant” as the fire continues to burn.
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“The combination of dry fuels, hurricane-force winds and low humidity has fueled the fires, which have burned tens of thousands of acres, making containment efforts difficult. The threat is not over,” the group said. . “Significant fire weather will continue into Friday and into next week. As this situation continues to develop, it is imperative that people remain vigilant, prepare to evacuate and follow the instructions of local authorities.”
A bed in a shelter set up by the American Red Cross to help victims of the California wildfires.
Here is a list of available shelters compiled by the Los Angeles Chapter of the American Red Cross: Found here. Also shared the organization Click here for evacuation information.
