Shelters & Housing Assistance

Airbnb.org is providing free, temporary housing for people who have been displaced by the Los Angeles wildfires. The organization has partnered with 211 LA to connect people with a free place to stay. How It Works: Airbnb.org works with local organizations to help identify those in greatest need of temporary housing and may expand support to other areas affected by the wildfires.  Impacted residents can request assistance for temporary housing support from Airbnb.org by filling out this intake form with 211 LA.

The Jewish community comes together to provide critical support following the LA wildfires, including mental health services, hot meals, temporary housing, and shelter for those affected, as we work together to rebuild and recover.

The YMCA Metropolitan of LA is providing temporary shelter and essential amenities at its unaffected locations to support individuals and families impacted by the LA wildfires. Check this link for more details.

Here’s a list of hotels offering discounted rates for LA wildfire victims. These accommodations aim to provide relief for displaced families and individuals, ensuring access to affordable stays during this challenging time. For more details and availability, please contact the hotels directly.

FEMA Disaster Assistance provides grants, low-interest loans, and recovery services to individuals and businesses affected by disasters, including wildfires. Their support includes housing aid, financial relief, and essential resources to help rebuild lives. Visit their website for more details.

Planet Fitness is offering access to its facilities for individuals affected by the LA wildfires, providing a safe space to shower, recharge, and use basic amenities. They are offering free WiFi, showers, and charging stations to fire victims until January 15, 2025

The Mutual Aid LA Network provides vital assistance during the LA wildfires, including financial support, essential supplies, and resources to individuals and families affected by the disaster. Their community-driven efforts ensure timely aid for those in need.

Cogir Senior Living USA shows empathy and support to seniors affected by the Southern California fires, opening its doors to provide a safe haven and essential services.

Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC) Provides resources and assistance for wildfire victims, including housing support.

The SAG-AFTRA Foundation's Disaster Relief Fund provides vital financial assistance to members affected by natural or man-made disasters, offering crucial support during times of need and emergency. SAG-AFTRA Foundation Disaster Relief Fund. To qualify, check this link.

For those interested in contributing, support can be provided through the Emergency Wildfire Response Fund. This fund leverages experience from past wildfires to address critical and ongoing needs. It focuses on assisting low-income individuals whose livelihoods have been disrupted, supporting people experiencing homelessness and the organizations that serve them, and helping community organizations and small businesses recover from disruptions.

Support relief and recovery efforts for L.A. wildfire victims with this GoFundMe campaign, helping to provide vital assistance and aid.

In partnership with Bethenny Frankel's bstrong disaster relief fund, GEM will distribute cash cards to evacuated residents to help with immediate needs like accommodation, gas and food.