Cancelled:

The People’s March Los Angeles

Due to the recent fires and high winds affecting Los Angeles and its surrounding areas, Women’s March Foundation has made the difficult decision to cancel the People's March scheduled for Saturday, January 18th, in Los Angeles.

We believe it is important to redirect our resources and efforts towards supporting the families affected by these extreme weather conditions. We appreciate your understanding and thank you for your support.


To receive updated information regarding evacuation orders, shelter locations, road closures, and more, visit: http://lacounty.gov/emergency.

For questions contact info@womensmarchfoundation.org or call us at (310) 200 - 0124

Resources to Help those Impacted by Severe Weather Conditions in Los Angeles & Surrounding Areas

Donate to the Red Cross

  • The American Red Cross is on the ground supporting Southern California residents, the organization said on Wednesday. The Red Cross is working to provide safe shelter, food, emotional support and health services to those affected by the fires. Learn more about how the American Red Cross is providing help amid the wildfires here.

  • To support Red Cross Disaster Relief with a donation, you can visit redcross.org, call 1-800-RED CROSS (800-733-2767) or text the word REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 donation. The donation, the organization says, will help them prepare for, respond to and help people recover from disasters.

Donate to United Way of Greater Los Angeles

  • United Way focuses on longer-term recovery efforts to support members of the community, and the group said it is working with its community partners to assess the impact on the ground in the Los Angeles area. You candonate to support United Way’s efforts here.

Donate to Emergency Network Los Angeles

  • Emergency Network Los Angeles, Inc., provides assistance to people affected by disasters. ENLA is a legally registered 501(c)(3) funded by grants, member dues and donations. Find more information and how to donate here.

Give to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank

  • The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank is working with government agencies, nonprofit and faith-based partners and others to respond to the fires throughout Los Angeles County. They are accepting food donations between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at its two distribution centers: 1734 East 41st Street, Los Angeles, California 90058, and 2300 Pellissier Place, Industry, California 90601.

  • The Food Bank is also accepting volunteers. If you’d like to volunteer, find more information here.

Give to World Central Kitchen

  • World Central Kitchen, founded by chef Jose Andres, provides fresh meals to communities in need worldwide.

  • World Central Kitchen’s Relief Team is in Southern California to support first responders and families impacted by wildfires. Find out more about the organization and how to donate here.

Donate to California Fire Foundation

  • The California Fire Foundation is working with local fire agencies and community-based organizations to provide direct financial support to impacted residents as details of the damage emerge. Learn more about the CFF Wildfire and Disaster Relief Fund andhow your donation supports victims here.

Donate to Community Organized Relief Effort (CORE)

  • CORE is a global humanitarian organization launched in 2010 to respond to the devastating Haiti earthquake. The group now works with local community organizations in areas hit by disasters worldwide to provide short- and long-term help and recovery, with a particular focus on underserved communities.

  • CORE is responding to the Southern California wildfires, and you can donate here. 

Donate pet supplies to Pasadena Humane

  • Pasadena Humane posted on Facebook that it is looking for donations of food and water bowls, extra large crates and blankets for the more than 100 animals they have taken in for emergency boarding amid wildfire evacuations. 

  • The group is also seeking people willing to foster animals, especially larger dogs, amid the emergency. Find more information on how to help here.

What to know about giving through GoFundMe

  • GoFundMe has centralized all fundraisers related to the wildfires.

  • The crowdfunding site has a California Wildfire Relief Fund that will be distributed to people seeking help through GoFundMe fundraisers and nonprofits providing relief, the company said.

California Community Foundation

  • California Community Foundation was founded in 1915 to support Los Angeles County communities. The organization has resources for fundholders and donors interested in supporting recovery efforts. Its Wildfire Recovery Fund exists to support long-term solutions for fire-prone communities to prepare for fires.

Support the LAFD

  • TheLAFD Foundation provides vital equipment and funds critical programs to help the Los Angeles Fire Department.