Reunification centers:

• For Campers:
  Ingram Middle School: 125 Brave Run W, Ingram, TX 78025
  
• For Non-Campers:
  Arcadia Live Theater 717 Water St, Kerrville, TX 78028

Emergency Shelters in Kerrville:

• Medical Shelter:
  First United Methodist Church 321 Thompson Drive, Kerrville, TX 78028
• Congregate Shelter:
  Calvary Temple Church 3000 Loop 534, Kerrville, TX 78028
• General Shelter:
  Notre Dame Catholic Church 929 Main Street, Kerrville, TX 78028
• Overflow Shelter:
  Schreiner University Event Center 2100 Memorial Boulevard, Kerrville, TX 78028

Looking for a Loved One?
Call the American Red Cross at 800-733-2767.

How to Help.

Important Notice: Do Not Self-Deploy 

• Please do not self-deploy or donate to individuals or organizations claiming to be on the ground without first checking the National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) website and the Texas VOAD website for a list of vetted disaster relief organizations. https://txvoad.org/volunteer/ Texas Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster is a network of nonprofit organizations dedicated to disaster response as part of their mission. tdem.texas.gov/recovery

Donate to Relief Efforts:

• Relief Fund: The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country has launched the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund. https://cftexashillcountry.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create/fund?funit_id=4201
• Donate Supplies (Food, Water, Clothing): Cross Kingdom Church 3044 Junction Highway, Kerrville, TX 78025
• Volunteer assistance is needed for cleanup, food distribution, and pet rescue efforts. Contact groups like Texans on Mission or Austin Pets Alive!

Command Centers:

• Comfort High School, 201 Hwy 87: Primary evacuee shelter & reunification center
• First United Methodist Church (Kerrville), 321 Thompson Dr: Overnight shelter & supply distribution site
• Walmart Parking Lot (Kerrville, Hwy 27): Emergency staging, reunification, and EMS command post.
• Additional shelters may be available in Ingram and Comfort, as per county and local agencies.
• Missing Persons Coordination: Red Cross reunification aid available, call 1‑800‑733‑2767 for help locating loved ones

Texas Flooding Resources:

• Individuals and Families Resource: https://tdem.texas.gov/disasters/july-flooding-25-0026
• Check Road Conditions: http://DriveTexas.org
• Flood Safety Information: http://TexasReady.gov
• Flooding Resources: http://TexasFlood.org
• Flood Safety Tips: http://Ready.gov/floods
• Call 2-1-1 or website for evacuation shelters or visit  http://tdem.texas.gov/shelter
• Stay Connected: https://x.com/tdem

Shelters:

Texas – Local list of shelters: This spreadsheet is updated hourly. https://gis.tdem.texas.gov/exports/relief

• Comfort High School, 143 U.S. Highway 87 North, Comfort, TX, 78013
• The Immanuel Lutheran Church, 318 High Street, Comfort, TX, 78013
• Calvary Temple Church, 3000 Texas Loop 534, Kerrville, TX, 78028
• Notre Dame Catholic Church, 909 Main Street, Kerrville, TX, 78028
• Schreiner University Event Center, 2100 Memorial Boulevard, Kerrville, TX, 78028
• First United Methodist Church, 321 Thompson Drive, Kerrville, TX, 78028 Pet Shelters:
• Pet Shelters are currently at capacity. To address the urgency, they are actively seeking fosters and adopters and have waived adoption fees.

Texas Emergency Management Resource:

• Texas Health & Human Services Commission: Dial 2-1-1 for social services and disaster-related information such as extreme weather shelters, crisis counseling, food, rent, and utility payment assistance.
• Public Utility Commission of Texas: Storm Resources https://puc.texas.gov/storm/
• Texas Department of Transportation: Road Conditions and Closure Map https://drivetexas.org
• Texas Department of State Health Services: http://TexasReady.Gov
• American Red Cross: Flood Safety Tips https://redcross.org/get-help/how-to-prepare-for-emergencies/types-of-emergencies/flood.html
• Texas Department of Insurance: Help After the Storm https://tdi.texas.gov/consumer/storms/recoverytips.html
• Texas Department of Public Safety: Texas Roadside Assistance 1-800-525-5555 https://dps.texas.gov/section/highway-patrol/travel-tips
• Texas Water Development Board: Real-time weather data https://texasflood.org
• Texas Animal Health Commission: Natural Disaster Assistance for Livestock Producers https://tahc.texas.gov/news/brochures

What You Should Do Now

• Avoid flood zones, don’t drive or walk through flooded areas. Seek higher ground immediately
• Stay informed through CodeRED alerts and local emergency channels.
• Check shelters at Comfort High School or Kerrville Methodist Church if displaced. Seek help by contacting Kerrville Emergency Management at (830) 257‑8449.
• Follow all directives: evacuation orders, emergency warnings, and avoid further endangering rescue efforts.
• Call 211 for coordination with local agencies and to secure food, clothing, prescriptions, or housing aid.

Recovery

If you have been affected by a local disaster, these resources can help you recover.

• Homeowners, renters, and business owners should report disaster damages through the Individual Assistance – State of Texas Assessment Tool (iSTAT)
• TDEM Disaster Recovery
• Ready.gov: Recovering From Disaster
• Disaster Assistance.gov
• FEMA: Response & Recovery
• Texas Community Recovery

How to get essential assistance

• Unemployment Assistance:
  Individuals affected by flooding the designated area can apply for benefits online through Unemployment Benefit Services or by calling TWC at (800) 939-6631 between 8:00 AM and 6:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Applications for DUA benefits under this declaration must be submitted by September 4, 2025.
• Alamo Workforce Solutions personnel are available to process unemployment daily from 7 am – 7 pm at the Kerrville Career Center starting immediately. They will also be assisting with all other agency funding applications (SBA, FEMA, LiftFund, etc) 1099 workers are now included in this benefit and can apply for unemployment assistance.
  
  
• Emergency Resources DUA
  Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Assistance
  Individual State of Texas Assessment Tool (iSTAT) Damage Surveys
  Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) Preparedness Tips
  Texas Seasonal Relief Centers and Shelters
  Texas Road Conditions
  Texas Hurricane Center
  
  
• Cross Kingdom Church (Kerrville):
  Location: 3044 Junction Hwy, Kerrville
  Provides: Church officials state people can come by and pick up donated items
  
  
• Southern Oaks Church (Kerrville):
  Location: 122 Valley View, Kerrville
  Provides: Hygiene kits, baby and child essentials, clothing, food and nutrition, comfort materials, and more
  
• The Salvation Army Kerrville:
  Location: 855 Hays St, Kerrville
  Provides: Nonperishable food, cleaning supplies (such as bleach, trash bags, brooms, shovels), diapers, and toiletries.
  Operating Hours: Sunday, July 6: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. and Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
  Contact: Call (830) 465-4797 for information
• 2-1-1 Texas:
  Provides Information on resources for food, health, and housing.
  Contact: Dial 2-1-1 or 877-541-7905

How to help

• Southern Oaks Church is organizing a supply drive to support those impacted.
  They are looking for hygiene kits, baby and child essentials, clothing, food and nutrition, comfort and coping materials, etc https://instagram.com/p/DLs6nNRsckl/
• Austin’s Jester King Brewery is collecting items.
  Materials can be dropped off on Saturday or Sunday 13187 Fitzhugh Rd in Austin.
  Materials will be dropped off at Cross Kingdom Church.
  Items most in need include bottled water, non-perishable food, new socks and underwear, children’s clothing, diapers and baby wipes, flashlights and extra batteries, toiletries and cleaning supplies, and pet food. https://instagram.com/p/DLuxAntO3pX/
• Texas Community Recovery – Visit Newly Created Website by division Of Emergency Management for more Information  https://tcr.communityos.org/
• No unvetted donations are being accepted in Kerrville: Please fill out the Resource Contact Form and you will be contacted with where to donate or who to connect with depending on your available Resource.

FSU emergency Information and Resources:

Active Crime Scene Locations

April 17, 2025: As of Thursday afternoon, the following buildings remained active crime scenes:

• Student Union
• Bellamy Building
• HCB Classroom Building
• Rovetta Business Buildings A & B
• Moore Auditorium
• Shaw Building
• Pepper Building
• Hecht House
• Carraway Building

University Response and Cancellations:

Florida State University canceled all classes and business operations on its main Tallahassee campus through Friday, April 18. All athletic events in Tallahassee were also canceled through Sunday, April 20.

Students were allowed to return to their residence halls but were asked to remain indoors. Those who chose to leave campus for the weekend were permitted to do so.

Students requiring support services were directed to the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center, where the university provided access to counseling, medical care, and other resources. Family members seeking information or assistance were also advised to visit the Civic Center.

FSU Information Resources 

• FSU ALERT — Learn more about Florida State University’s official emergency notification system.
• SeminoleSAFE mobile app—Florida State University’s official free mobile safety tool is available for Google and Apple devices.
• Text Messaging — Register your mobile phone to receive emergency text messages (requires FSUID and password).
• FSU Emergency Preparedness Guide — Resources, checklists, and plan templates in one easy booklet.
• FSU Emergency Management — Information about Florida State University’s Emergency Management team.
• FSU Police — Information about Florida State University’s accredited law enforcement & public safety organization.
• WFSU Radio — Click Streaming Media to listen to live radio broadcast (MP3 or Real Player required).
• FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions

Community Informational Links

• Florida Division of Emergency Management
• Florida Department of Law Enforcement
• Leon County Disaster Survival Guide
• American Red Cross — Tallahassee Area
• Ready.gov Hurricane Information and Resources
• NOAA — National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and its National Weather Service organization
• NOAA National Hurricane Center
• National Weather Service — Forecast For Tallahassee, FL
• Florida Highway Patrol — Road Closures
• Florida 5-1-1 Road Conditions Hotline
• Tallahassee.com — Online home of the Tallahassee Democrat newspaper.
• WCTV-TV — Tallahassee broadcast channel 6; Comcast Cable channel 9.
• WTXL-TV — Tallahassee broadcast channel 27; Comcast Cable channel 7.

FSU Additional Information Outlets

• Outdoor Warning System — If the sirens sound outdoors, seek shelter immediately and seek additional information.
• NOAA Weather Radios are located throughout the main campus, including all residence halls.
• Email — Official announcements may be emailed to students, faculty, and staff via the official FSU email account.
• Recorded Telephone Hotline — 850.644.INFO (850.644.4636)
• Computer Network Pop-Up Windows — Emergency messages will pop up on computers in technology-enhanced classrooms and computer labs.
• Television — WFSU PBS channel (Comcast/Xfinity channel 5)
• Radio — Tallahassee, FL: 88.9 WFSU-FM radio; Panama City, FL: 89.1 WFSW-FM radio.
• Canvas or  myFSU — Announcements may be posted on Canvas or myFSU.

• Services: Temporary shelter for pets. Phone: 626-792-7151 • Website
• Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control Shelter Phone: 562-940-6898 Website: animalcare.lacounty.gov
• Animal Wellness Center has opened their abandoned pet hospital to fire-displaced animals. Website
  
• Animal Care & Control is also working alongside Harvilicz to offer emergency shelter to large and small animals. For more information on available shelters in the area, click here.
• Vetster, an veterinary virtual care platform, is offering California residents free online appointments with licensed veterinarians for owners whose pets are feeling ill or are in need of medication that was left behind during an evacuation or lost to the fires. Visit the Vetster online help and support resource to set up an appointment. The offer is valid for one appointment per person for 500 pet parents from now until Jan. 23.
• Petco is offering a free service to families who have lost their pets to Los Angeles-area fires. If you know someone who lost or are missing a pet due to wildfires report them missing for free on Petco Love Lost online .
• Bath N’ Buns Mobile Pet Grooming: The locally-owned pet grooming service announced it will offer complimentary bath services for cats and dogs affected by the fires.

Shelters for Small Animals:

• Agoura Animal Care Center 29525 Agoura Rd, Agoura Hills, CA 91301
• Baldwin Park Animal Care Center 4275 Elton St, Baldwin Park, CA 91706
• Carson Animal Care Center 216 W Victoria St, Gardena, CA 90248
• Downey Animal Care Center 11258 Garfield Ave, Downey, CA 90242
• Lancaster Animal Care Center 5210 W Ave I, Lancaster, CA 93536
• Palmdale Animal Care Center 38550 Sierra Hwy, Palmdale, CA 93550

Shelters for Large Animals:

• Pomona Fairplex 1101 W McKinley Ave. Pomona
• Industry Hills Expo 16200 Temple Ave, City of Industry, CA
• 91744 Antelope Valley Fair 2551 W Avenue H, Lancaster, CA 93536
• YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles is opening its locations that aren’t affected by the fires for temporary shelter, showers, basic amenities, and mental health support. They have also teamed up with L.A. Unified School District to provide childcare services for essential workers and affected families until schools reopen. Register on their website.

Kids

• Babyletto, a Los Angeles-based nursery furniture brand, is providing free cribs to any families who have lost their homes or otherwise are affected by the fires. For more information contact the company at [email protected]
• Bobbie, an organic baby formula company, is providing any parent affected by the fires — Bobbie customer or not — with free baby formula. Fire victims can apply for the free formula at Bobbie’s online application.
• Los Angeles-area YMCA locations are offering free child care for children of first responders, essential workers and families who have been displaced, evacuated or who have otherwise experienced loss. Children must be at least 4 years, 9 months old up through eighth grade to attend the program. Space is limited. For more information or to sign up, contact [email protected]. Some locations are closed or being closely monitored due to the fires. Check the full list online.
• Community Resource Center in Pomona is offering free resources Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Provided items include baby supplies, emergency kits, food pantry and on-site resource referrals. Head to the Community Resource Center at 696 West Holt Ave., Pomona 91768. For more information call 909-620-1661.
• Upwards is supporting daycare providers and families impacted by the fires. Upwards is currently reaching out to daycare providers to ensure their safety, assisting with immediate needs and temporary lodging, and helping assess the damage and plan for recovery. The network is also assisting families in locating available childcare options. If you are a childcare provider or family in need of assistance, please reach out to Upwards at [email protected] for support.

• California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES): Call 916-845-8510 or visit caloes.ca.gov.
• Small Business Administration (SBA): Apply for disaster loans at the MySBA Loan Portal. Visit the MySBA Loan Portal to learn more and apply. You may also qualify for  help from these agencies.
• California Fire Foundation: Relief efforts for survivors and emergency personnel.
• For Unemployment Assistance: Each state handles their own unemployment benefits programs. You can  find your state’s program with the CareerOneStop Unemployment Benefits Finder tool.
• Musicares, a nonprofit safety net of health and welfare services for the music community, is offering immediate assistance to anyone in the music industry, including $1,500 in financial aid and $500 food vouchers. Eligibility requirements include having worked in the music business for five years or more. For more information, email [email protected] or call 800-687-4227.
• Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation is providing emergency funds for members of the theatrical distribution and exhibition community affected by the Los Angeles-area fires.
• Inclusive Action has launched a new emergency fund to help outdoor workers that includes street vendors, landscapers and recyclers affected by the fires.
• Legal Miga Law is offering free contract guidance and review to individuals and businesses impacted by disruptions or delays caused by the Los Angeles-area wildfires. The firm can assist was leases, vendor agreements, client contracts and insurance policies. You can submit your request for assistance online .
• Los Angeles Regional Small Business Legal Aid Program provides free legal services to qualified small businesses on a number of legal issues such as review of commercial leases, assistance in communicating with landlords, reviewing insurance policies, navigating insurance claims, among other services. Contact Bet Tzedek to get these FREE legal assistance services. For more information, visit lalegalhelp.org or call 1-866-375-9511.
• East West Bank is offering a Skip a Pay program to any loan customer in Southern California who requests help due to the fires. The program will be rolled out next week. With no questions asked and no application needed, loan customers will be eligible to skip their next monthly payment and pay it instead one year from now. This will help fire victims not worry about a monthly bank payment. 
• Californians who are unemployed due to the L.A. fires should apply for benefits right away, here.
• Calamigos Ranch, in Malibu, is offering free breakfast burritos every day and through the weekend from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Calamigos Beach Club restaurant.
• Highland Park Brewery is offering free lunch specials all weekend for first responders, evacuees or anyone affected by the fires. The specials include the HPB Burger, vegan chipotle burger, fried chicken sandwich, hot dog and grilled chicken club. On top of that, chef Caroline will offer her famous chili. The location is at 1220 N. Spring Street, Los Angeles 90012.
• Magical Castle Hollywood is transforming its parking lot on Tuesday (January 14) into a supportive place, distributing deli sandwiches, chips and cookies to individuals and families, challenges brought on by the fires.
• World Vision, a Christian-based relief organization, is distributing supplies to wildfire survivors at the World Vision Global Center on Sunday Jan. 12 from 2 to 4 p.m. Supplies include food, water, face masks, toys, hygiene kits, bedding and more. The distribution center is located at 800 W. Chestnut Avenue, Monrovia 91016.
• Sweet Greens will provide meals to first responders, victims, and displaced residents. DM them through social media or call directly.
  Culver City Phone number: 310-660-7471 Other Locations: Link
  
• Calico Fish House : The chef at Calico Fish House in Sunset Beach in Orange County is offering to feed evacuees and let them camp out in the restaurant’s parking lot. Address: 16600 Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach, CA 92649 Phone: (562) 357-4012 https://calico-restaurant.com/
• The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf: The coffee shop is offering free brewed coffee or tea (hot or iced) to first responders at participating locations in Los Angeles and Ventura counties. The offer is valid through January 10–17 and redeemable by showing their ID in-store.
• Dog Haus: The restaurant offer one free hot dog to those impacted by the fire at their Pasadena restaurant and free meals to firefighters at their Los Ángeles locations.
• Instacart is waiving delivery fees on groceries and other essential goods for orders over $10 in Los Angeles. More here. 
• List of local food pantries LA Regional Food Bank
• List of distribution sites for free, hot food World Central Kitchen
• List of local restaurants offering free or discounted food Los Angeles Times

• Calamigos Ranch, in Malibu, is offering free breakfast burritos every day and through the weekend from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Calamigos Beach Club restaurant.
• Highland Park Brewery is offering free lunch specials all weekend for first responders, evacuees or anyone affected by the fires. The specials include the HPB Burger, vegan chipotle burger, fried chicken sandwich, hot dog and grilled chicken club. On top of that, chef Caroline will offer her famous chili. The location is at 1220 N. Spring Street, Los Angeles 90012.
• Magical Castle Hollywood is transforming its parking lot on Tuesday (January 14) into a supportive place, distributing deli sandwiches, chips and cookies to individuals and families, challenges brought on by the fires.
• World Vision, a Christian-based relief organization, is distributing supplies to wildfire survivors at the World Vision Global Center on Sunday Jan. 12 from 2 to 4 p.m. Supplies include food, water, face masks, toys, hygiene kits, bedding and more. The distribution center is located at 800 W. Chestnut Avenue, Monrovia 91016.
• Sweet Greens will provide meals to first responders, victims, and displaced residents. DM them through social media or call directly.
  Culver City Phone number: 310-660-7471 Other Locations: Link
  
• Calico Fish House : The chef at Calico Fish House in Sunset Beach in Orange County is offering to feed evacuees and let them camp out in the restaurant’s parking lot. Address: 16600 Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach, CA 92649 Phone: (562) 357-4012 https://calico-restaurant.com/
• The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf: The coffee shop is offering free brewed coffee or tea (hot or iced) to first responders at participating locations in Los Angeles and Ventura counties. The offer is valid through January 10–17 and redeemable by showing their ID in-store.
• Dog Haus: The restaurant offer one free hot dog to those impacted by the fire at their Pasadena restaurant and free meals to firefighters at their Los Ángeles locations.
• Instacart is waiving delivery fees on groceries and other essential goods for orders over $10 in Los Angeles. More here. 
• List of local food pantries LA Regional Food Bank
• List of distribution sites for free, hot food World Central Kitchen
• List of local restaurants offering free or discounted food Los Angeles Times

• Brooklyn Projects, a skateboard and clothing shop on Melrose, is providing free clothing, shoes and socks for victims who left their homes with nothing but the clothes on their backs. The shop is located at 7427 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles 90046.
• Coop, real estate agent Jenna Cooper’s boutique, is offering free clothing for individuals and families affected by the fires from now until Jan. 12, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The boutique has pants, jackets, shirts, sweaters and shoes. It’s located at 7278 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles 90036
• Aerie, offering fire victims free clothing, including tops, bottoms, pajamas, bras and underwear. Fire victims can fill out a online Google form
• The National Council of Jewish Women is supporting displaced individuals and families by offering a thousand $100 vouchers to be used at the Council Shop secondhand, stores. The vouchers are intended to help address immediate clothing needs. To access this resource please contact Selene Lopez and Maria Preciado at [email protected] . The vouchers are redeemable at these shop locations:
  
• 2515 W. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank 91505
• 12120 Venice Blvd. (at Grandview), Los Angeles 90066
• 21716 Sherman Way, Canoga Park 91303
• 11801 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles 90025
• 3757 Overland Ave., Los Angeles 90034
• 360 N Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles 90036
• The Suay Sew Shop is offering free clothing, water and food for fire victims this weekend . Head to their shop at 905 Mateo St., Los Angeles, 90021. Store hours are normally 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
• Quirk, Los Angeles-area vintage store, is open all week from noon to 8 p.m. offering affected victims at least 10 items per person , visitors must show their I.D. The store is located at 112 W 9th Street Suite 400, Los Angeles 90015.
• Boll & Branch bedding brand is offering its Helping from Home platform to Los Angeles-area fire victims. Anyone can nominate someone in need to receive bedding by filling out the company’s online form .

Residents living in unincorporated communities, can report problems such as downed trees and other hazards by  clicking here. Urgent requests can be reported 24/7 by calling 800-675-4357.

• 24/7 Mental Health Helpline for Emergency and Clinical Services: Please call 1 (800) 854-7771
• GoodRx is offering free online healthcare provider visits through GoodRx Care to Los Angeles-area residents impacted by the wildfires. The visits can be used to get refills for essential medications that were left behind or destroyed in the fires. It can also be used for fast and easy treatment for a variety of conditions including the flu, a UTI and more. The service can be accessed online and Los Angeles residents can use the code LA-GOODRX-CARE.
• Integrative Psychotherapy Group, based in Beverly Hills, is offering free short-term therapy services to some fire victims and referral assistance for others needing longer-term or more acute treatment during the upcoming weeks. contact Integrative Psychotherapy Group at (310) 461-4393 or [email protected] or visit their online website.
• Go Orthodontics in Pasadena is offering the Pasadena and Altadena community free retainer replacement to anyone who has lost their retainers to the fires at no cost online application must be completed by Sunday Jan. 12.
• Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 for free, confidential support.
• California Hope: Offers crisis counseling for disaster survivors. Call (833) 317-HOPE or visit  CalHope.org
• The Wellness Center at LAC+USC: Free emotional support resources.  Learn More
• Disaster Distress Helpline (U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) A free, multilingual crisis support service available 24/7. Call: 1-800-985-5990 (Press 2 for Spanish). Text: “TalkWithUs” to 66746
• Oxygen Treatment (The Sidewalk Project) Available at The Sidewalk Project, 768 Stanford Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90021
• Free Non-Emergency Virtual Care (Teladoc) Free, 24/7 virtual medical appointments for non-emergency illnesses. Additionally, those who may need help with authorization for non-narcotic drugs can also get assistance. The free services are for first responders, Southern California residents and anyone else who may be affected by the fires. Call 1-855-225-5032.
  
• Eaton Fire Recovery
• Palisade Fire Recovery 
• Franklin Fire Recovery
• Bridge Fire Recovery



• The  American Red Cross and  FEMA are providing emergency shelter, food, and medical care to those in need. 
• Baby2Baby has distributed over 1 million emergency supplies and essentials to the most vulnerable children. This includes diapers, formula, hygiene products, water, and more. 
• California Fire Foundation is offering support to firefighters and emergency personnel as well as long-term relief efforts to survivors. 
• Uber is offering free rides to survivors, up to $40, available until January 15, 2025. To claim this offer can be Lyft, Los Angeles residents can use the code “CAFIRERELIEF25” in the app for two rides up to $25 each ($50 total).
• Airbnb.org announced a partnership with 211 LA to offer free, temporary housing for residents in and around Malibu, Altadena, Pacific Palisades, Pasadena, Santa Monica, and Sylmar. To request assistance Fill Out This Form 
• Planet Fitness is also opening its doors and offering free access to lockers, showers, Wi-Fi, and more at select locations. To review participating locations,  click here.
• Ecco Hair Studio: The hair salon in south Pasadena has announced it will offer free hair washes for people impacted by the wildfires.
• Crunch Gym: The gymnasium chain announced it will open 20 locations across Los Angeles for any evacuees or first responders that need to shower, recharge phones or rest.
• Emergency Network Los Angeles (ENLA):  Emergency Network Los Angeles (ENLA) Access to non-profits aiding residents impacted by disasters. Services may range from humanitarian relief, planning for disaster response to long-term recovery and assistance programs. ENLA represents a network of nonprofits that enhances and supports the recovery of communities after an emergency incident.
• Greater Los Angeles County American Red Cross: 24-hour intake number (800) 675-5799 So. Cal Division
• The Salvation Army Website link:  socal.salvationarmy.org (562) 264-3600
• Tzu Chi Foundation 909.447.7799  [email protected]

• AT&T is offering people in fire-affected areas unlimited talk, text and data through Feb. 6 (if you don’t already have an unlimited plan). Link
  
• T-Mobile is also offering unlimited talk, text and data to customers in cities affected by the fires through Feb. 15. Link
  
• Verizon is waiving any incurred charges on call, text, and data usage for California customers in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, and Ventura counties between January 9-18. Link
  

• LA County Assessor disaster relief information for property owners and  FAQ
• United Policy Holders  click here or Email to [email protected]

L.A. County residents directly impacted by fires can request property and vital records (i.e., birth, death, marriage) free of charge to help with recovery efforts.

• Call 800-201-8999 (Option 1 followed by Option 2) or Email [email protected]
• Los Angeles County Public Works Road Closure Website Website
  
• CalTrans Quick Map Website Website
• Mercado La Paloma, 3655 S. Grand Ave. #280 Los Angeles, CA 90007 – KN95 Masks 
• Communities for a Better Environment, 113 E. Anaheim St. Wilmington, CA 90744 – N95/KN95 Masks 
• South LA Cafe Western Location, 1700 Browning Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90062- Masks, water and groceries (Thursday, January 9, 12-4pm)
• Airbnb: In partnership with 211 LA, offering free temporary housing for displaced residents. Spaces are limited; apply through 211. Submit your information using this  form to receive notifications on availability. Please note, spaces are limited, and completing the form does not guarantee a stay. Eligibility criteria apply. Airbnb Website
  
• Hotels: The local hotel association is maintaining a list of hotels in and around L.A. with available space, including whether and what kind of discounts they’re offering to fire victims and evacuees Link
• The city of Anaheim has compiled an online list of hotels within the city that are offering discounted rates for victims who have been displaced by the fire.
• San Diego Tourism Authority has an online list of San Diego-area hotels that are offering special accommodation rates for fire victims.
• Santa Barbara created an online list of Santa Barbara-area discounted lodging rates for those affected by the fire.
• Visit Anaheim: People affected by the wildfires can go to  Visit Anaheim’s official website to find special hotel offers and assistance.
• Mariners Village Apartment Homes (Marina del Rey) is offering temporary housing for those affected. For more details or to inquire about availability, please contact us at (310) 821-4916.
• Alisal Ranch in Solvang is offering discounted rates to locals affected by mandatory evacuation orders. Household pets are also welcome. Those in need can call the front desk to make a reservation at 800-425-4725. https://www.alisalranch.com/
• Coachella Valley Hotels: Several properties in the Coachella Valley area are offering discounted rates to fire evacuees, including Infusion Beach Club in Palm Springs, Agua Caliente Casino Rancho Mirage and Holiday Inn Express Palm Desert.
• Free emergency housing may be available in East Los Angeles, Lancaster, and Panorama City. Call (323) 869-4600 for more information.

Evacuation Shelters:

Check  this comprehensive list of shelters for people and animals, food supply distributions, and information. This list is crowdsourced and vetted by the  Mutual Aid LA Network.

• Calvary Community Church, 5495 Via Rocas, Westlake Village, CA 91362
• Ritchie Valens Recreation Center – 10736 Laurel Canyon Blvd., Pacoima, CA 91331
• Pan Pacific Recreational Center – 7600 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036
• Westwood Recreation Center – 1350 Sepulveda Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90025
• Pasadena Civic Auditorium – 300 East Green Street, Pasadena, CA 91101
• Pomona Fairplex (Gate 3) – 1101 W McKinley Ave, Pomona, CA 91768
• Stoner Recreation Center – 1835 Stoner Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90025
• Lanark Recreation Center – 21816 Lanark Street, Canoga Park, CA 91304
• Van Nuys-Sherman Oaks Rec Center – 14201 Houston St, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423

• Lyft: Use code CAFIRERELIEF25 for 2 rides up to $25 each ($50 total). Valid until 1/15/2025, limited to 500 riders. Link
  
• Uber: Apply code WILDFIRE25 in the Uber app for 2 free rides (up to $40 each) to/from active shelters. Link
  
• Metro: Fare collection is suspended system-wide.
• Pasadena Transit: Free bus and Dial-A-Ride services until 1/12/2025.
• U-Haul has made 92 company facilities in Southern California available to offer its 30-day free self-storage and U-Box container disaster relief program to help evacuees and affected families. Link
• WARP, Los Angeles-based tech-forward logistics company, is offering free transportation and storage for affected businesses at their local LA-are facilities. Contact [email protected] .
  
• LA Metro: Fare collection has been suspended system-wide. Interactive map of evacuation and resource centers Click  HERE 
• Latest impacts to service due to wind and wildfires: Click  HERE 
• Metro Micro service in Pasadena, Altadena, and Sierra Madre has been suspended north of Woodbury Rd, New York Dr, and Sierra Madre Blvd.
• Pasadena Transit: Bus service has resumed in a reduced capacity and Dial-A-Ride will continue to provide essential medical trips, as conditions allow. Fares will not be collected for bus or Dial-A-Ride service this weekend (1/11 & 1/12) Service impacts click  HERE.
• Dial-A-Ride To apply for Dial-A-Ride and view additional information, click  HERE.
• Foothill Transit: Modified schedules are in effect through Wednesday, 1/15 due to impacts of the Eaton Fire. Updated detours and service changes can be found at  FoothillTransit.org/rideralerts.
• LADOT: LADOT has suspended the collection of DASH fares due to the emergency situation caused by the wildfires. Most Commuter Express and DASH routes are currently operating; however, all routes are subject to delays and/or potential reroutes due to the wildfires.For the latest news and service alerts, click  HERE, or call (213) 808-2273.
• Access Services: Access is operating; however, trips may be negatively impacted due to street closures and air quality is poor. Access riders are encouraged to cancel non-essential trips. For the latest service announcements and information, call (213) 270-6110.
• Metrolink: Full service resumed on the Antelope Valley Line on the afternoon of 1/9, however track projects will impact service on the VC, OC, & IEOC lines on 1/11 and 1/12. For the latest service advisories click  HERE – 25% discount on monthly passes (Jan & Feb). Click  HERE for more information and redemption details.
• Free rides for students: Student Adventure Pass, valid until 6/30/2025. Click  HERE for more information.
• Mobility-4-All: 50% discount for EBT cardholders. Click  HERE for more information.

California State Recovery Resources for residents impacted by wildfires:

Emergencies, disasters, hazards, and threats are a part of our work at the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES). Preparing for, responding to, and helping Californians recover from them are a part of our DNA. Cal OES is proud to work with local, state, tribal and federal partners to help Californians get on the road to recovery after an emergency. For Information and other referral services visiting  211la.org

• Reunification: If you are looking for someone impacted by the January 2025 fires in Los Angeles County, or you want to inform your family of your safety wellness. Please, contact the Red Cross at (800) 675-5799 or 211la.org
  

Temporary Housing and Evacuation Shelters:

• Airbnb: In partnership with 211 LA, offering free temporary housing for displaced residents. Spaces are limited; apply through 211. Submit your information using this  form to receive notifications on availability. Please note, spaces are limited, and completing the form does not guarantee a stay. Eligibility criteria apply. Airbnb Website
  
• Hotels: The local hotel association is maintaining a list of hotels in and around L.A. with available space, including whether and what kind of discounts they’re offering to fire victims and evacuees Link
• The city of Anaheim has compiled an online list of hotels within the city that are offering discounted rates for victims who have been displaced by the fire.
• San Diego Tourism Authority has an online list of San Diego-area hotels that are offering special accommodation rates for fire victims.
• Santa Barbara created an online list of Santa Barbara-area discounted lodging rates for those affected by the fire.
• Visit Anaheim: People affected by the wildfires can go to  Visit Anaheim’s official website to find special hotel offers and assistance.
• Mariners Village Apartment Homes (Marina del Rey) is offering temporary housing for those affected. For more details or to inquire about availability, please contact us at (310) 821-4916.
• Alisal Ranch in Solvang is offering discounted rates to locals affected by mandatory evacuation orders. Household pets are also welcome. Those in need can call the front desk to make a reservation at 800-425-4725. https://www.alisalranch.com/
• Coachella Valley Hotels: Several properties in the Coachella Valley area are offering discounted rates to fire evacuees, including Infusion Beach Club in Palm Springs, Agua Caliente Casino Rancho Mirage and Holiday Inn Express Palm Desert.
• Free emergency housing may be available in East Los Angeles, Lancaster, and Panorama City. Call (323) 869-4600 for more information.

Evacuation Shelters:

Check  this comprehensive list of shelters for people and animals, food supply distributions, and information. This list is crowdsourced and vetted by the  Mutual Aid LA Network.

• Calvary Community Church, 5495 Via Rocas, Westlake Village, CA 91362
• Ritchie Valens Recreation Center – 10736 Laurel Canyon Blvd., Pacoima, CA 91331
• Pan Pacific Recreational Center – 7600 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036
• Westwood Recreation Center – 1350 Sepulveda Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90025
• Pasadena Civic Auditorium – 300 East Green Street, Pasadena, CA 91101
• Pomona Fairplex (Gate 3) – 1101 W McKinley Ave, Pomona, CA 91768
• Stoner Recreation Center – 1835 Stoner Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90025
• Lanark Recreation Center – 21816 Lanark Street, Canoga Park, CA 91304
• Van Nuys-Sherman Oaks Rec Center – 14201 Houston St, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423

Animal Shelter and Animal Resources:

• Services: Temporary shelter for pets. Phone: 626-792-7151 • Website
• Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control Shelter Phone: 562-940-6898 Website: animalcare.lacounty.gov
• Animal Wellness Center has opened their abandoned pet hospital to fire-displaced animals. Website
  
• Animal Care & Control is also working alongside Harvilicz to offer emergency shelter to large and small animals. For more information on available shelters in the area, click here.
• Vetster, an veterinary virtual care platform, is offering California residents free online appointments with licensed veterinarians for owners whose pets are feeling ill or are in need of medication that was left behind during an evacuation or lost to the fires. Visit the Vetster online help and support resource to set up an appointment. The offer is valid for one appointment per person for 500 pet parents from now until Jan. 23.
• Petco is offering a free service to families who have lost their pets to Los Angeles-area fires. If you know someone who lost or are missing a pet due to wildfires report them missing for free on Petco Love Lost online .
• Bath N’ Buns Mobile Pet Grooming: The locally-owned pet grooming service announced it will offer complimentary bath services for cats and dogs affected by the fires.

Shelters for Small Animals:

• Agoura Animal Care Center 29525 Agoura Rd, Agoura Hills, CA 91301
• Baldwin Park Animal Care Center 4275 Elton St, Baldwin Park, CA 91706
• Carson Animal Care Center 216 W Victoria St, Gardena, CA 90248
• Downey Animal Care Center 11258 Garfield Ave, Downey, CA 90242
• Lancaster Animal Care Center 5210 W Ave I, Lancaster, CA 93536
• Palmdale Animal Care Center 38550 Sierra Hwy, Palmdale, CA 93550

Shelters for Large Animals:

• Pomona Fairplex 1101 W McKinley Ave. Pomona
• Industry Hills Expo 16200 Temple Ave, City of Industry, CA
• 91744 Antelope Valley Fair 2551 W Avenue H, Lancaster, CA 93536

Food:

• Calamigos Ranch, in Malibu, is offering free breakfast burritos every day and through the weekend from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Calamigos Beach Club restaurant.
• Highland Park Brewery is offering free lunch specials all weekend for first responders, evacuees or anyone affected by the fires. The specials include the HPB Burger, vegan chipotle burger, fried chicken sandwich, hot dog and grilled chicken club. On top of that, chef Caroline will offer her famous chili. The location is at 1220 N. Spring Street, Los Angeles 90012.
• Magical Castle Hollywood is transforming its parking lot on Tuesday (January 14) into a supportive place, distributing deli sandwiches, chips and cookies to individuals and families, challenges brought on by the fires.
• World Vision, a Christian-based relief organization, is distributing supplies to wildfire survivors at the World Vision Global Center on Sunday Jan. 12 from 2 to 4 p.m. Supplies include food, water, face masks, toys, hygiene kits, bedding and more. The distribution center is located at 800 W. Chestnut Avenue, Monrovia 91016.
• Sweet Greens will provide meals to first responders, victims, and displaced residents. DM them through social media or call directly.
  Culver City Phone number: 310-660-7471 Other Locations: Link
  
• Calico Fish House : The chef at Calico Fish House in Sunset Beach in Orange County is offering to feed evacuees and let them camp out in the restaurant’s parking lot. Address: 16600 Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach, CA 92649 Phone: (562) 357-4012 https://calico-restaurant.com/
• The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf: The coffee shop is offering free brewed coffee or tea (hot or iced) to first responders at participating locations in Los Angeles and Ventura counties. The offer is valid through January 10–17 and redeemable by showing their ID in-store.
• Dog Haus: The restaurant offer one free hot dog to those impacted by the fire at their Pasadena restaurant and free meals to firefighters at their Los Ángeles locations.
• Instacart is waiving delivery fees on groceries and other essential goods for orders over $10 in Los Angeles. More here. 
• List of local food pantries LA Regional Food Bank
• List of distribution sites for free, hot food World Central Kitchen
• List of local restaurants offering free or discounted food Los Angeles Times

Fire Cams:

• Real-time images and video from surveillance cameras throughout California. Link  Link

Health and Mental Health:

• 24/7 Mental Health Helpline for Emergency and Clinical Services: Please call 1 (800) 854-7771
• GoodRx is offering free online healthcare provider visits through GoodRx Care to Los Angeles-area residents impacted by the wildfires. The visits can be used to get refills for essential medications that were left behind or destroyed in the fires. It can also be used for fast and easy treatment for a variety of conditions including the flu, a UTI and more. The service can be accessed online and Los Angeles residents can use the code LA-GOODRX-CARE.
• Integrative Psychotherapy Group, based in Beverly Hills, is offering free short-term therapy services to some fire victims and referral assistance for others needing longer-term or more acute treatment during the upcoming weeks. contact Integrative Psychotherapy Group at (310) 461-4393 or [email protected] or visit their online website.
• Go Orthodontics in Pasadena is offering the Pasadena and Altadena community free retainer replacement to anyone who has lost their retainers to the fires at no cost online application must be completed by Sunday Jan. 12.
• Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 for free, confidential support.
• California Hope: Offers crisis counseling for disaster survivors. Call (833) 317-HOPE or visit  CalHope.org
• The Wellness Center at LAC+USC: Free emotional support resources.  Learn More
• Disaster Distress Helpline (U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) A free, multilingual crisis support service available 24/7. Call: 1-800-985-5990 (Press 2 for Spanish). Text: “TalkWithUs” to 66746
• Oxygen Treatment (The Sidewalk Project) Available at The Sidewalk Project, 768 Stanford Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90021
• Free Non-Emergency Virtual Care (Teladoc) Free, 24/7 virtual medical appointments for non-emergency illnesses. Additionally, those who may need help with authorization for non-narcotic drugs can also get assistance. The free services are for first responders, Southern California residents and anyone else who may be affected by the fires. Call 1-855-225-5032.
  

Supplies Distributions 

• Mercado La Paloma, 3655 S. Grand Ave. #280 Los Angeles, CA 90007 – KN95 Masks 
• Communities for a Better Environment, 113 E. Anaheim St. Wilmington, CA 90744 – N95/KN95 Masks 
• South LA Cafe Western Location, 1700 Browning Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90062- Masks, water and groceries (Thursday, January 9, 12-4pm)

Transportation Assistance:

• Lyft: Use code CAFIRERELIEF25 for 2 rides up to $25 each ($50 total). Valid until 1/15/2025, limited to 500 riders. Link
  
• Uber: Apply code WILDFIRE25 in the Uber app for 2 free rides (up to $40 each) to/from active shelters. Link
  
• Metro: Fare collection is suspended system-wide.
• Pasadena Transit: Free bus and Dial-A-Ride services until 1/12/2025.
• U-Haul has made 92 company facilities in Southern California available to offer its 30-day free self-storage and U-Box container disaster relief program to help evacuees and affected families. Link
• WARP, Los Angeles-based tech-forward logistics company, is offering free transportation and storage for affected businesses at their local LA-are facilities. Contact [email protected] .
  
• LA Metro: Fare collection has been suspended system-wide. Interactive map of evacuation and resource centers Click  HERE 
• Latest impacts to service due to wind and wildfires: Click  HERE 
• Metro Micro service in Pasadena, Altadena, and Sierra Madre has been suspended north of Woodbury Rd, New York Dr, and Sierra Madre Blvd.
• Pasadena Transit: Bus service has resumed in a reduced capacity and Dial-A-Ride will continue to provide essential medical trips, as conditions allow. Fares will not be collected for bus or Dial-A-Ride service this weekend (1/11 & 1/12) Service impacts click  HERE.
• Dial-A-Ride To apply for Dial-A-Ride and view additional information, click  HERE.
• Foothill Transit: Modified schedules are in effect through Wednesday, 1/15 due to impacts of the Eaton Fire. Updated detours and service changes can be found at  FoothillTransit.org/rideralerts.
• LADOT: LADOT has suspended the collection of DASH fares due to the emergency situation caused by the wildfires. Most Commuter Express and DASH routes are currently operating; however, all routes are subject to delays and/or potential reroutes due to the wildfires.For the latest news and service alerts, click  HERE, or call (213) 808-2273.
• Access Services: Access is operating; however, trips may be negatively impacted due to street closures and air quality is poor. Access riders are encouraged to cancel non-essential trips. For the latest service announcements and information, call (213) 270-6110.
• Metrolink: Full service resumed on the Antelope Valley Line on the afternoon of 1/9, however track projects will impact service on the VC, OC, & IEOC lines on 1/11 and 1/12. For the latest service advisories click  HERE – 25% discount on monthly passes (Jan & Feb). Click  HERE for more information and redemption details.
• Free rides for students: Student Adventure Pass, valid until 6/30/2025. Click  HERE for more information.
• Mobility-4-All: 50% discount for EBT cardholders. Click  HERE for more information.

Road Closures/Cierres de Carrerteras:

• Los Angeles County Public Works Road Closure Website Website
  
• CalTrans Quick Map Website Website
  

LA-Area Emergency Services and Relief Resources:

• The  American Red Cross and  FEMA are providing emergency shelter, food, and medical care to those in need. 
• Baby2Baby has distributed over 1 million emergency supplies and essentials to the most vulnerable children. This includes diapers, formula, hygiene products, water, and more. 
• California Fire Foundation is offering support to firefighters and emergency personnel as well as long-term relief efforts to survivors. 
• Uber is offering free rides to survivors, up to $40, available until January 15, 2025. To claim this offer can be Lyft, Los Angeles residents can use the code “CAFIRERELIEF25” in the app for two rides up to $25 each ($50 total).
• Airbnb.org announced a partnership with 211 LA to offer free, temporary housing for residents in and around Malibu, Altadena, Pacific Palisades, Pasadena, Santa Monica, and Sylmar. To request assistance Fill Out This Form 
• Planet Fitness is also opening its doors and offering free access to lockers, showers, Wi-Fi, and more at select locations. To review participating locations,  click here.
• Ecco Hair Studio: The hair salon in south Pasadena has announced it will offer free hair washes for people impacted by the wildfires.
• Crunch Gym: The gymnasium chain announced it will open 20 locations across Los Angeles for any evacuees or first responders that need to shower, recharge phones or rest.
• Emergency Network Los Angeles (ENLA):  Emergency Network Los Angeles (ENLA) Access to non-profits aiding residents impacted by disasters. Services may range from humanitarian relief, planning for disaster response to long-term recovery and assistance programs. ENLA represents a network of nonprofits that enhances and supports the recovery of communities after an emergency incident.
• Greater Los Angeles County American Red Cross: 24-hour intake number (800) 675-5799 So. Cal Division
• The Salvation Army Website link:  socal.salvationarmy.org (562) 264-3600
• Tzu Chi Foundation 909.447.7799  [email protected]

Phone Services

• AT&T is offering people in fire-affected areas unlimited talk, text and data through Feb. 6 (if you don’t already have an unlimited plan). Link
  
• T-Mobile is also offering unlimited talk, text and data to customers in cities affected by the fires through Feb. 15. Link
  
• Verizon is waiving any incurred charges on call, text, and data usage for California customers in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, and Ventura counties between January 9-18. Link
  

Baby Supplies and Childcare

• YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles is opening its locations that aren’t affected by the fires for temporary shelter, showers, basic amenities, and mental health support. They have also teamed up with L.A. Unified School District to provide childcare services for essential workers and affected families until schools reopen. Register on their website.
• Babyletto, a Los Angeles-based nursery furniture brand, is providing free cribs to any families who have lost their homes or otherwise are affected by the fires. For more information contact the company at [email protected]
• Bobbie, an organic baby formula company, is providing any parent affected by the fires — Bobbie customer or not — with free baby formula. Fire victims can apply for the free formula at Bobbie’s online application.
• Los Angeles-area YMCA locations are offering free child care for children of first responders, essential workers and families who have been displaced, evacuated or who have otherwise experienced loss. Children must be at least 4 years, 9 months old up through eighth grade to attend the program. Space is limited. For more information or to sign up, contact [email protected]. Some locations are closed or being closely monitored due to the fires. Check the full list online.
• Community Resource Center in Pomona is offering free resources Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Provided items include baby supplies, emergency kits, food pantry and on-site resource referrals. Head to the Community Resource Center at 696 West Holt Ave., Pomona 91768. For more information call 909-620-1661.
• Upwards is supporting daycare providers and families impacted by the fires. Upwards is currently reaching out to daycare providers to ensure their safety, assisting with immediate needs and temporary lodging, and helping assess the damage and plan for recovery. The network is also assisting families in locating available childcare options. If you are a childcare provider or family in need of assistance, please reach out to Upwards at [email protected] for support.

Financial & Recovery Assistance

• California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES): Call 916-845-8510 or visit caloes.ca.gov.
• Small Business Administration (SBA): Apply for disaster loans at the MySBA Loan Portal. Visit the MySBA Loan Portal to learn more and apply. You may also qualify for  help from these agencies.
• California Fire Foundation: Relief efforts for survivors and emergency personnel.
• For Unemployment Assistance: Each state handles their own unemployment benefits programs. You can  find your state’s program with the CareerOneStop Unemployment Benefits Finder tool.
• Musicares, a nonprofit safety net of health and welfare services for the music community, is offering immediate assistance to anyone in the music industry, including $1,500 in financial aid and $500 food vouchers. Eligibility requirements include having worked in the music business for five years or more. For more information, email [email protected] or call 800-687-4227.
• Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation is providing emergency funds for members of the theatrical distribution and exhibition community affected by the Los Angeles-area fires.
• Inclusive Action has launched a new emergency fund to help outdoor workers that includes street vendors, landscapers and recyclers affected by the fires.
• Legal Miga Law is offering free contract guidance and review to individuals and businesses impacted by disruptions or delays caused by the Los Angeles-area wildfires. The firm can assist was leases, vendor agreements, client contracts and insurance policies. You can submit your request for assistance online .
• Los Angeles Regional Small Business Legal Aid Program provides free legal services to qualified small businesses on a number of legal issues such as review of commercial leases, assistance in communicating with landlords, reviewing insurance policies, navigating insurance claims, among other services. Contact Bet Tzedek to get these FREE legal assistance services. For more information, visit lalegalhelp.org or call 1-866-375-9511.
• East West Bank is offering a Skip a Pay program to any loan customer in Southern California who requests help due to the fires. The program will be rolled out next week. With no questions asked and no application needed, loan customers will be eligible to skip their next monthly payment and pay it instead one year from now. This will help fire victims not worry about a monthly bank payment. 
• Californians who are unemployed due to the L.A. fires should apply for benefits right away, here.

Hazard report

Residents living in unincorporated communities, can report problems such as downed trees and other hazards by  clicking here. Urgent requests can be reported 24/7 by calling 800-675-4357.

Replacing documents:

L.A. County residents directly impacted by fires can request property and vital records (i.e., birth, death, marriage) free of charge to help with recovery efforts.

• Call 800-201-8999 (Option 1 followed by Option 2) or Email [email protected]

Property Owners

• LA County Assessor disaster relief information for property owners and  FAQ
• United Policy Holders  click here or Email to [email protected]

Damage Inspections Dashboard

• Eaton Fire Recovery
• Palisade Fire Recovery 
• Franklin Fire Recovery
• Bridge Fire Recovery

Free clothing

• Brooklyn Projects, a skateboard and clothing shop on Melrose, is providing free clothing, shoes and socks for victims who left their homes with nothing but the clothes on their backs. The shop is located at 7427 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles 90046.
• Coop, real estate agent Jenna Cooper’s boutique, is offering free clothing for individuals and families affected by the fires from now until Jan. 12, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The boutique has pants, jackets, shirts, sweaters and shoes. It’s located at 7278 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles 90036
• Aerie, offering fire victims free clothing, including tops, bottoms, pajamas, bras and underwear. Fire victims can fill out a online Google form
• The National Council of Jewish Women is supporting displaced individuals and families by offering a thousand $100 vouchers to be used at the Council Shop secondhand, stores. The vouchers are intended to help address immediate clothing needs. To access this resource please contact Selene Lopez and Maria Preciado at [email protected] . The vouchers are redeemable at these shop locations:
  
• 2515 W. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank 91505
• 12120 Venice Blvd. (at Grandview), Los Angeles 90066
• 21716 Sherman Way, Canoga Park 91303
• 11801 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles 90025
• 3757 Overland Ave., Los Angeles 90034
• 360 N Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles 90036
• The Suay Sew Shop is offering free clothing, water and food for fire victims this weekend . Head to their shop at 905 Mateo St., Los Angeles, 90021. Store hours are normally 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
• Quirk, Los Angeles-area vintage store, is open all week from noon to 8 p.m. offering affected victims at least 10 items per person , visitors must show their I.D. The store is located at 112 W 9th Street Suite 400, Los Angeles 90015.
• Boll & Branch bedding brand is offering its Helping from Home platform to Los Angeles-area fire victims. Anyone can nominate someone in need to receive bedding by filling out the company’s online form .

Brevard, Charlotte, Citrus, Clay, Collier, DeSoto, Duval, Flagler, Glades, Hardee, Hendry, Hernando, Highlands, Hillsborough, Indian River, Lake, Lee, Manatee, Marion, Martin, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola, Palm Beach, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk, Putnam, Sarasota, Seminole, St. Johns, St. Lucie, Sumter and Volusia and the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida.

Homeowners and renters who previously applied for assistance after hurricanes Debby and Helene must apply separately for assistance for Hurricane Milton. Each disaster event may require a separate home inspection.

The following information is needed to apply for FEMA aid:

If you have homeowners, renters or flood insurance file a claim with their property insurance company as soon as possible.

• A current phone number where you can be contacted.
• Your address at the time of the disaster and the address where you are now staying.
• Your Social Security number.
• A general list of damage and losses.
• Banking information if you choose direct deposit.
• If insured, the policy number or the agent and/or the company name.

What to expect:

• If FEMA need more information, FEMA will call, or send an email or a letter, to ask for what we need.
• If you had disaster damage to your home or personal property, FEMA may confirm the damage by an onsite or remote inspection.
• If you have homeowner’s insurance, FEMA may not send an inspector right away. You may need to submit insurance documents before we can schedule an inspection.
• If a FEMA inspector confirms your damage, you will get a decision letter after the inspection.
• If you’re approved, based on your choice, you may get a check from the U.S. Department of the Treasury or a direct deposit.
• Whether approved for disaster assistance or not, FEMA will send you a letter to explain the decision. The letter will also include instructions on how to appeal if you disagree with FEMA’s decision.

Insurance
Please file a claim with insurance as soon as possible. If your insurance does NOT cover all of your needs, or is delayed, call FEMA’s Helpline for more information.

U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
If you’re referred to SBA for a Disaster Loan, you must submit the  SBA application for FEMA to consider you for certain types of assistance.

Stay in touch with FEMA
If your contact details change you can update them on your account. Or you can call the FEMA Helpline at 800-621-3362.

ZONE: Find if your address is in one of the colored evacuation zones (these are flood zones) If you are in an evacuation zone, listen to evacuation orders from local officials (Typically Zone A is the most vulnerable and the most likely to evacuate first. Zone E is most likely to evacuate last) If an evacuation order is not issued for your area, you may consider sheltering in place. Not all evacuations zones are always ordered. If you shelter in place, it’s important to Know Your Home and its ability to withstand strong winds and heavy rain  Check your Zone Here

State Assistance Information Line: 1-800-342-3557 This call center runs 24/7 and can answer any Hurricane Milton or Hurricane Helene related questions in English, Spanish, and Creole. 

FDOT provides 511 to help Floridians get vital roadway information during an emergency: hurricanes, flooding, wildfires, high winds and others.  https://fl511.com

• Homes: If you use smart locks, such as those with a passkey, thumb reader, or app, it’s important to have a physical key to unlock your doors. In some cases, storm winds and saltwater can cause corrosion in the lock connections, potentially leaving you locked out of your home.
  

A shuttle system is available for individuals in counties under an evacuation order. For evacuation assistance Call: 800-729-3413

Uber Ride offers free rides to everyone affected by the hurricane. Use code MILTONRELIEF

Florida: Florida residents displaced by the hurricane should contact FLUMC by calling (863) 688-5563  or (800) 282-8011 (toll-free) or by contacting their local 211 , which they can find at   211.org.

If you need temporary travel trailer sheltering please fill out the Activate Hope disaster assistance form   here.
Red Cross Open Shelters  Link

Here are some apps that can help you stay up to date with hurricanes:

•   Florida Storms – Florida Public Radio Emergency Network  Google Play   Apple Store
•   National Hurricane Data Hurricane Tracker  App Apple Store
  
•   Florida 511 – Get up-to-the-minute, real-time traffic conditions and incident information for the State of Florida with Florida 511.
•   FEMA – mobile app
•   Red Cross – mobile apps
•   Gas Buddy – Gas stations availability
  

The State Assistance Information Line is now open 24/7 with English, Spanish and Haitian-Creole speakers available at 1-800-342-3557.

Florida partnered with Uber and Lyft to provide residents in mandatory evacuation zones free rides returning home from local shelters.

• To get a ride with Uber, residents should: open the Uber app, tap Account on the bottom right and tap Wallet, and add promo code MILTONRELIEF1.
• Lyft has activated the Lyft Up Disaster Response Program to provide free and discounted rides to help those in affected areas travel to and from designated shelters with critical resources. Riders can use code MILTONRELIEF24 for two rides up to $25 to and from state-approved shelters.

The Florida Department of Veterans’ Affairs (FDVA) has announced that outpatient appointments at VA Clinics in the impacted areas are being rescheduled or converted to virtual. See http://FloridaVets.org for closure details. State Veterans’ Service Officers are available to take your call at (727) 319-7440 or via email at [email protected].

The Hope Line is available to assist those in need of resources or other assistance after the storm, available 24/7 for the next two-plus weeks at 833-GET-HOPE. Activate Hope has been deployed to help connect Floridians impacted by the storm with needed resources like food, supplies, home repairs, and more. Fill out the form here to get help.  Form

Airports:

Commercial airports that remain closed: Sarasota/Bradenton International; St. Pete-Clearwater International

Railroads:

• Tri-Rail has resumed service
• SunRail: Resuming service on Oct. 14.

A shuttle system is available for individuals in counties under an evacuation order. For evacuation assistance Call: 800-729-3413

Uber Ride offers free rides to everyone affected by the hurricane. Use code MILTONRELIEF

Florida: Florida residents displaced by the hurricane should contact FLUMC by calling (863) 688-5563  or (800) 282-8011 (toll-free) or by contacting their local 211 , which they can find at   211.org.

If you need temporary travel trailer sheltering please fill out the Activate Hope disaster assistance form   here.

Red Cross Open Shelters  Link

Shelters are available in areas at risk of Hurricane. There are shelters that can accommodate:

• Special needs
• pets

Find open shelters   here.  Find specific shelter information by contacting your county emergency management, info can be found   here. 

Pet-Friendly Shelters

• Shelter: Middleton High School – County: Hillsborough County: Address:  4801 N 22nd St, Tampa, FL, 33610
• Shelter: Fasano Regional Shelter – County: Pasco County Address:  11611 Denton Ave, Hudson, FL,
• Shelter: Ross Norton Recreation Center – County: Pinellas County: Address:  1426 S Martin Luther King Jr Ave, Clearwater, FL, 33756
• Shelter: Palm Harbor University High School – County: Pinellas County: Address:  1900 Omaha St., Palm Harbor, FL, 34683
• Shelter: Largo High School – County: Pinellas County: Address:  410 Missouri Ave, Largo, FL, 33770
• Shelter: Gibbs High School – County – County: Address:  850 34th St. South, St Petersburg, FL, 33771
• Shelter: First Baptist Church Life Center – County: SERT: Address:  1306 Manatee Ave W, Bradenton, 34205
• Shelter: Forest Capital Hall- County: SERT: Address:  203 Forest Park Drive
• Shelter: Suwannee County Agricultural Coliseum – County: Suwannee County: Address: 1302 11th Street, Live Oak, FL, 32064
• Shelter: Campbell Park Elementary School, 1051 7th Ave. S., St. Petersburg

You can Check Status  floridadisaster.org/Shelter-Status

Find Open Shelters and Disaster Relief Services  : Here

Special Needs Shelters

• Shelter: Dunedin Highland Middle School County: Pinellas County Address: 70 Patricia Ave, Dunedin, FL, 34698
• Shelter: Palm Harbor University High School County: Pinellas County Address: 1900 Omaha St., Palm Harbor, FL, 34683
• Shelter: Oak Grove Middle School County: Pinellas County Address: 1370 S Belcher Road, Clearwater, FL, 33764
• Shelter: Palm Harbor University High School County: Pinellas County Address: 1900 Omaha St., Palm Harbor, FL, 34683
• Shelter: Dunedin Highland Middle School County: Pinellas County Address: 70 Patricia Ave, Dunedin, FL, 34698
• Shelter: Polk Co. Health Department Specialty Care Unit County: Polk County Address: 1255 Brice Blvd., Bartow, FL
• Shelter: McKeel Academy County: Polk County Address: 1810 W. Parker Street, Lakeland, FL,
• Shelter: Ridge Community Senior High School County: Polk County Address: 500 W. Orchid Dr., Davenport, FL,

Find Special Needs Shelters Opening here

Georgia Shelters for Floridians  Link

Attention Florida Evacuees: Due to the widespread damage across many Georgia counties from Hurricane Helene’s impact, we welcome you to find refuge in areas such as Albany, Columbus, Macon, and Atlanta.  gastateparks.org/Alerts for more information. For more information, visit  gema.georgia.gov.

Atlanta Motor Speedway

If you need a safe place, the Atlanta Motor Speedway is opening its area for evacuees ahead of Hurricane Milton. Stay safe, and click  here for more details.

Red Cross Open Shelters  Link

FLUMC, United Way, GEM, and local 211 contact centers are identifying residents in need of temporary housing and help connect them to Airbnb.org stays. They are specifically focused on residents who have either lost their home or been forced to evacuate due to the Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Impacted residents can request assistance for temporary housing support from Airbnb.org in the following ways:

• Florida: Florida residents displaced by the storms and looking for housing support in Pinellas, Hernando, Hillsborough, Charlotte, Escambia, Santa Rosa, Holmes, Washington, Bay, Jackson, Calhoun, Walton, Okaloosa, Gulf, Lee, Hendry, Glades, Leon, Taylor, Wakulla, Madison, Liberty, Gadsden, Franklin, and Jefferson should contact their local 211, which they can find at 211.org. For support in Sarasota and Manatee, residents should reach out to FLUMC at (863) 688-5563 or (800) 282-8011 (toll-free). Those in Pasco County should contact GEM at (800) 995-7604. Airbnb.org is only offering temporary housing in the counties listed above at this time.
• North Carolina: North Carolina residents displaced by the storms should contact their local 211 contact center, which they can find at 211.org.
• South Carolina: South Carolina residents displaced by the storms should contact their local 211 contact center, which they can find at 211.org.
• Georgia: Georgia residents displaced by the storms and looking for housing support in Effingham, Chatham, Bryan, Liberty, Long, Taliaferro, Wilkes, Lincoln, Colombia, McDuffie, Warren, Richmond, Burke, Glascock, Jefferson, and Screven should contact their local 211, which they can find at 211.org. For support in Atkinson, Bacon, Berrien, Brooks, Clinch, Coffee, Echols, Jeff Davis, Lanier, Lowndes, and Ware, residents should reach out to Greater Valdosta United Way at (229) 242-2208. Airbnb.org is only offering temporary housing in the counties listed above at this time.

Free Uber Ride

To get a ride: Open the Uber app

• Tap Account on the bottom right and
• tap Wallet
• Add promo code MILTONRELIEF

Free Bus Ride

Call 800-729-3413 for evacuation assistance. 7 am – 7 pm. Hurricane Evacuation Charter Bus Schedule for 10/8/2024:

Bus #1: St Pete Beach, Maderia Beach, Indian Rocks Beach)

• A: St Pete Beach Community Center (7701 Boca Ciega Dr, St Pete Beach, FL) 07:00-09:30 am
• B: Winn-Dixie (15200 Municipal Dr, Maderia Beach, FL) 09:30-11:00 am
• C: Church of the Isles- Parking Lot (200 24th Ave N, Indian Rocks Beach, FL) 11:00-12:30 pm

Bus #2: Clearwater Beach, Clearwater Beach Island

• A: Clearwater Beach Parking Lot (180 S Gulfview BLVD, Clearwater, FL) 07:00-09:30 am
• B: Clearwater Publix Super Market (200 Island Way, Clearwater, FL) 09:30-11:00 am

Bus #3: North Pinellas County

• A: Winn-Dixie (1171 S Pinellas Ave, Tarpon Springs, FL) 07:00-09:30 am
• B: Publix (902 Curley Rd, Dunedin, FL) 09:30-11:00 am

Bus #4: Central Pinellas County

• A: Publix (619 S Ft Harrison Ave, Clearwater, FL) 07:00-09:30 am
• B: Publix (13031 Walsingham Rd, Largo, FL) 09:30-11:00 am

Bus #5: Southern Pinellas County

• A: Publix (5577 Park St, St Petersburg, FL) 07:00-09:30 am
• B: Walmart (3501 34th St S, St Petersburg, FL) 09:30-11:00 am

Bus #7: West Pasco County

• A: Winn-Dixie (14134 US-19, Hudson, FL) 07:00-09:30 am
• B: Walmart (8701 US-19, Port Richey, FL) 09:30-11:00 am
• C: Walmart (1485 Commercial Way, Spring Hill, FL) 11:00-12:30 pm

Bus #8: Central Pasco County

• A: Publix (7830 Land O’Lakes BLVD, Land O’ Lakes, FL) 07:00-09:30 am
• B: Publix (2121 Collier Pkwy, Land O’ Lakes, FL) 09:30-11:00am

Bus #9: East Pasco County

• A: Walmart (12650 US-301, Dade City, FL) 07:00-09:30 am
• B: Winn-Dixie (36348 State Rd 54, Zephyrhills, FL) 09:30-11:00 am

Bus #10: Northwest Hillsborough/Tampa

• A: Winn-Dixie (13016 Race Track Road, Tampa, FL) 07:00-09:30 am
• B: ALDI (10419 Sheldon Road, Tampa, FL) 09:30-11:00 am

Bus #11: City of Tampa

• A: Publix (2724 W Hillsborough Ave, Tampa, FL) 07:00-09:30 am
• B: Publix (2401 W Azeele St, Tampa, FL) 09:30-11:00am
• C: Publix (4315 W Gandy BLVD, Tampa, FL) 11:00-12:30 pm

Bus #12: City of Tampa

• A: Publix (6001 N Nebraska Ave, Tampa, FL) 07:00-09:30 am
• B: Publix (1105 E Twiggs St, Tampa, FL) 09:30-11:00am

Bus #13: City of Tampa

• A: Publix (11502 N 53rd St, Temple Terrace, FL) 07:00-09:30 am
• B: Publix (5450 E Busch BLVD, Temple Terrace, FL) 09:30-11:00 am

Bus #14: South-Central Hillsborough County

• A: Winn-Dixie (6929 US-301, Riverview, FL) 07:00-09:30 am
• B: Publix (13154 US-301, Riverview, FL) 09:30-11:00 am
• C: Winn-Dixie (1023 S Tamiami Trail, Ruskin, FL) 11:00-12:30 pm

Bus #15: Eastern Hillsborough County

• A: Publix (2515 Thonotosassa Rd, Plant City, FL) 07:00-09:30am
• B: Winn-Dixie (205 W Alexander St, Plant City, FL) 09:30-11:00 am

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HURRICANE MILTON WIFI HOTSPOT

For a map of public Xfinity WiFi hotspots, which are located both indoors and outdoors in places such as shopping districts, parks, and businesses, visit 

Finder.wifi.xfinity.com.

To find the nearest hotspot location in your city, please search the  WiFi Hotspot Map. Enter your zip code, zoom in on the interactive map to view the results, and click on the locations for details.

HURRICANE MILTON FOOD, WATER, TARPS AND MORE:

Distribution Sites for food, water, tarps: 

Site: Manatee County Parks and Recreation Dept POD -| Address: 5502 33rd Ave Dr W, Bradenton, FL 34209 – County: Manatee County

Site: Open – Address: 13711 Veronica Dr Hudson FL 34667 – County: Pasco County

To check the updated site list visit the State POD

Rent Assistance

• If you need to quickly locate an affordable rental property, visit   www.FloridaHousingSearch.org. This free, statewide search platform is being constantly updated to ensure all listings are accurate. If you do not have Internet access, you may also call the following toll-free number for assistance: 1-877-428-8844.
• If your home sustains damage as a result of the storm, your local State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) program office may have recovery assistance available to help with temporary relocation, rental assistance, debris removal and/or home repairs. Please contact your local SHIP office directly for more information:   Local Government Information
• For updates and information to prepare for Hurricane Milton, please visit   Hurricane Milton | Florida Disaster.

Disaster Recovery Centers

Disaster Recovery Centers can help Floridians with recovery visit   fema.gov/drc  .

Center locations:   Live Map

Activate Hope helps connect Floridians with outside resources to provide food, household goods, home repairs, and more. Fill out the form   here! You can also call 1-833-GET-HOPE to be put in contact with Hope Navigators to assist you. 

Individual Assistance

Individual Assistance is available in Charlotte, Citrus, Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist, Gulf, Franklin, Hamilton, Hernando, Hillsborough, Jefferson, Lafayette, Lee, Leon, Levy, Madison, Manatee, Pasco, Pinellas, Sarasota, Suwannee, Taylor and Wakulla counties.   Individuals can apply in multiple ways:

• Apply for disaster assistance at   DisasterAssistance.gov
• Download the   FEMA mobile app
• Call 800-621-3362 from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Eastern Time

Recovery 

• Disaster Legal Hotline is open to assist and refer callers. The number is 833-514-2940
• Samaritan’s Purse hotline: 1-833-747-1234
• Free Assistance for homeowners affected by the disaster.
• Volunteers may be able to assist with removal of personal property and furniture, flood cleanup, sanitizing with shockwave treatment, chainsaw work & Debris Clean-up, temporary roof tarping.
• 2-1-1 is open and ready to receive calls
• Individuals can call for up-to-the-minute information including school closures and sandbag distributions.
• Local Social Services Referral.
• Red Cross Hotline is open to assist survivors: 1-800-Red Cros (733-2767)
• Florida Baptists Disaster Relief Public Assistance: 904-253-0502 or text Helene to 27123
• Free Assistance for homeowners affected by the disaster.
• Volunteers may be able to assist with Storm Debris Cleanup, Temporary Roof Tarping, Chainsaw work and Muck outs
• Crisis Cleanup number: 844-965-1386

Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA)

FloridaCommerce announced that Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) is available to businesses and residents whose employment or self-employment was lost or interrupted as a direct result of Hurricane Helene and are not eligible for regular state or federal Reemployment Assistance benefits. Eligible Floridians whose employment or self-employment was lost or interrupted as a direct result of Hurricane Helene are encouraged to submit a claim at   FloridaJobs.org.

FloridaCommerce is accepting applications for DUA from residents and businesses in Charlotte, Citrus, Columbia, Dixie, Franklin, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Hernando, Hillsborough, Jefferson, Lafayette, Lee, Leon, Levy, Madison, Manatee, Pasco, Pinellas, Sarasota, Suwanee, Taylor, and Wakulla Counties.