The Salvation Army is calling on the community to donate their time and resources to help support wildfire victims in Southern California. By contributing to their efforts, individuals can make a significant difference in the lives of those affected.
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| The Salvation Army is providing essential support to wildfire victims in Southern California, including food, shelter, and essential supplies. Local corporations and volunteers are also stepping up to help. Image Courtesy: The Salvation Army |
Los Angeles, California, USA - September 21, 2024:
The Salvation Army's Emergency Disaster Services are on the front lines, providing essential support to families and communities devastated by the recent wildfires in the region. As the fires continue to ravage the landscape, the organization is working tirelessly to ensure that those affected have access to food, shelter, and other critical resources.
Since the fires broke out, The Salvation Army has served thousands of meals, snacks, and drinks to fire victims and emergency responders. Their dedicated teams have been working around the clock to set up emergency shelters and provide essential supplies, such as diapers and hygiene items.
However, the Salvation Army is not alone in this humanitarian effort. Local corporations and volunteers have stepped up to offer their support. Costco Wholesale, for example, donated meals and personnel to help feed those affected by the fires. Additionally, The Salvation Army is partnering with Baby2Baby to distribute essential items to families in need.
As the situation evolves, The Salvation Army is committed to providing ongoing assistance to the affected communities. They are encouraging individuals and businesses to visit the Local Assistance Centers (LACs) to learn about available resources and support services.
The Salvation Army is also calling on the community to donate their time and resources to help those in need. By contributing to their efforts, individuals can make a significant difference in the lives of those affected by the wildfires.