Two LA Women Aid Plus-Size Fire Victims with PurposeNEWS
After the Eaton Fire, Christa Cole & Paija Hudson founded "Sincerely, 2 LA Girls," a nonprofit creating custom care packages for plus-size individuals often overlooked in donation efforts.
Barber Jayson Fernandez Uplifts Altadena After Eaton FireNEWS
Despite losing his home, "Jayson the Barber" provides free haircuts and hope to wildfire survivors, ensuring self-care remains a cornerstone of healing in Altadena.
Here’s How to Support Displaced Black Families In AltadenaNEWS
Over 350 former Altadena families are seeking crowdfunding via GoFundMe.
#BETHereForUs
The BET Saving OurSelves (S.O.S): Stand With LA Wildfire Relief Hub exemplifies BET's unwavering commitment to supporting Black communities affected by the recent Los Angeles wildfires. This initiative focuses on providing essential resources, amplifying the voices of those impacted, and fostering collective action toward meaningful recovery. By offering information on donation opportunities, volunteer efforts, and local aid organizations, BET continues its mission to inspire unparalleled community engagement and solidarity among Black communities during this challenging time.