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CALGEO HAS 130+ ACTIVE (CONSULTING) MEMBER FIRMS (SEARCH) & 45+ AFFILIATE MEMBER FIRMS (SEARCH).

 Ways to Support Relief in Los Angeles

• On Site Collections
• Los Angeles Regional Food Bank - FIND A FOOD PANTRY to help feed those who are displaced OR donate to their wildfire relief fund.
• Pasadena Humane (for animals) - Assisting boarding animals of evacuated families - DONATE or drop off items in need, including food/water bowls, extra large crates and blankets. Donation bin in the front parking lot at 361 S. Raymond Ave, Pasadena 91105.
• Online Donation
• Palisades Fire - California Community Foundation: Wildfire Recovery Fund DONATE
• Eaton Fire - Pasadena Community Foundation: Eaton Canyon Fire Relief Fund DONATE
• The Salvation Army | Southern California Division - providing food, personal necessities and shelter to survivors and first responders. DONATION - DIRECT TO SO CAL RELIEF EFFORTS
• Convoy of Hope - Delivering water, food, and essential items DONATE
• Community Organized Relief Effort (CORE) - Emergency supply bags and other PPE DONATE
• California Fire Foundation - Relief is focused on assistance to families of fallen firefighters as well as their communities DONATE
• California Community Foundation - Wildfire Recovery Fund distributes grants with a need-based focus.
• United Way of Greater Los Angeles - WILDFIRE RESPONSE FUND supports low-income individuals whose livelihood has been disrupted, especially people experiencing homelessness and disruptions to community organizations and small businesses.
• The American Red Cross - Shelter, food, transportation and emotional support GENERAL DISASTER DONATION
• Baby2Baby - Provides diapers, food, formula, hygiene products, etc.  for families. GENERAL DISASTER DONATION

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