14-year-old creates viral "Altadena Girls" recovery fund for teens impacted by Eaton Fire
A 14-year-old girl had the idea of collecting items for teens who had been impacted by the Eaton Fire, now her recovery fund is viral.
Recovery fund is helping Altadena teen girls who lost their homes feel like themselves again
Avery Colvert, 14, wanted to do something special for teen girls like her schoolmates in Altadena whose lives have been upended by the fires.
A Los Angeles Teen Started a Recovery Fund for Wildfire Victims. Now It’s a Movement
A very Colvert, 14, never imagined her recovery fund for the teenage victims of the Eaton Fire, one of multiple blazes raging in Los Angeles County, would go viral, but less than 24 hours after its creation, it did just that. Paris Hilton posted about Altadena Girls on her Instagram story. Then Mindy Kaling. Then Charli XCX.
Recovery effort ‘Altadena Girls' helps teens impacted by Eaton Fire
Makeup, perfume, hair products, or a new outfit may all seem like luxuries to teenage girls who lost everything to the Eaton Fire. It took 14-year-old Avery Colvert, whose school was burned down, to realize at a time like this such small comforts may be more necessary than ever.
“Altadena Girls” is a fire recovery fund started by a local teenager
Altadena 14-year-old, Avery Colvert, started the “Altadena Girls” recovery fund for fire victims. As many of her friends left with only the clothes on their backs, the fund collects beauty, hygiene products and other items targeted for teens.
Billionaires And Celebrities Pledge Aid To Los Angeles Fire Victims—As Netflix, Wonderful Company Promise $10 Million
The Wonderful Company, owned by billionaires Stewart and Lynda Resnick, has said it will donate $10 million to Los Angeles ...
Leonardo DiCaprio makes incredible donation to LA fire recovery efforts
Leonardo DiCaprio, who has won three Golden Globe Awards, said the wildfires are devastating Los Angeles, where a ...
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LA colleges move classes online, offer services to students affected by fire
After the fires prompted several colleges and universities to close or move to remote operations last week, several are resuming from winter break this week with online instruction and resources.
Billionaires And Celebrities Pledge Aid To Los Angeles Fire Victims—As YouTube, Google Promise $15 Million
Twelve professional Los Angeles sports teams —Angel City FC, the Angels, Chargers, Clippers, Dodgers, Ducks, Galaxy, Kings, ...
Banc of California Creates Charitable Fund and Commits $1 Million to Support Southern California Communities Affected by Wildfires
Banc of California has launched the Banc of California Wildfire Relief & Recovery Fund, which will support ongoing relief and ...
California Community Foundation Wildfire Recovery Fund Collects More than $20 Million from Generous Donors to Restore and Rebuild Los Angeles County
This is one of the most devastating crises Los Angeles has ever faced, but amidst the heartbreak an overwhelming amount of generosity and support has poured in from so many, proving that we are not ...
Beyoncé Donates $2.5 Million to Wildfire Relief
Beyoncé is donating $2.5 million through BeyGood, the charity said on January 13 via Instagram. “The fund is earmarked to aid ...