Los Angeles is reeling from devastating wildfires, but celebrities are stepping up to make a difference. Here’s how some of the biggest names in entertainment are showing their support:
- Leonardo DiCaprio is donating $1 million to wildfire relief efforts. The funds will go to multiple charities working on the ground to aid victims. Read more.
- Rock legends The Eagles have pledged $2.5 million for the upcoming FireAid benefit concert. Although it’s unclear if the band will perform, their generosity speaks volumes. Details here.
- Dave Grohl celebrated his 56th birthday by cooking chili for firefighters and wildfire victims, proving once again why he’s one of rock’s most beloved figures. See the story.
- YouTube and Google are contributing $15 million to aid relief efforts, making them major players in the recovery process. Learn more.
- Jennifer Lopez donated a massive amount of clothing to a charity supporting fire victims. The organization called it “the most incredible amount of stuff.” Find out more.
- Meghan Markle provided clothing and beauty products to help teen girls affected by the fires. Full story here.
- State Farm, California’s largest insurer, canceled their planned Super Bowl ad to focus on wildfire relief efforts. Last year’s ad featured Arnold Schwarzenegger heroically rescuing puppies from a burning house. Watch it here.
- Actress and singer Leighton Meester, who lost her home in the fires, is seeing renewed attention on her music career as fans rally to support her financially. Check it out.
- Mel Gibson was seen surveying the remains of his Malibu home, which was lost to the wildfires. View pictures.
From donations to personal efforts, these celebrities are making a real impact. Let’s hope their actions inspire others to contribute to this critical cause.
