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California Wildfire

Providing food, water and shelter for residents and food and water to firefighters. Blazes destroy homes and buildings and spur evacuations while high winds fuel fears for San Francisco Bay area.
A mobile home community in southern California fell victim to a rapidly spreading wildfire on Thursday, as millions of people in the state were left without power amid a high fire threat.
The fire in the Calimesa area of Riverside county near Los Angeles was one of several blazes statewide fed by hot, dry winds, officials said.
The fire quickly destroyed about two dozen homes, as crews with air support scrambled to contain it. A county fire department statement reported “numerous medical emergencies” at Villa Calimesa mobile home park, but there were few further details.
Authorities say the blaze was sparked when a trash truck dumped a load of burning garbage along a road. The area was not listed among the latest communities where utility companies has cut power in an effort to prevent wildfires caused by windblown wires.
Utility companies in northern and southern California had shut off power to nearly 2m people starting Wednesday, amid fears that high the high winds in the forecast could bring down power lines and spark deadly wildfires. Disaster Relief California Donate!

The diving boat that is on fire off the coast of Southern California is named "Conception." It is based in Santa Barbara Harbor.
The Conception set out on a three-day Labor Day diving excursion has "burned down. Five people have been rescued from the Conception. The five crew members able to disembark because they were in the main cabin. The 34 passengers were below decks.
Coast Guard Senior Chief Aaron Bemis said the fire on the boat keeps re-flashing, hampering efforts to board the boat and look for survivors.
We will be working closely with the Truth Aquatics to support the families of the victims of this tragedy. Money raised will be divided between the victims families. Donate Disaster Relief Charity. California Boat Fire

We are providing water, food and shelter to the victims of the wildfire and food and water to the firefighters.
A fast-moving wildfire that broke out on Thursday in northern California has forced the evacuation of nearly 4,000 residents, racing across at least 600 acres within just a few hours, officials say.
The Mountain fire, which erupted on the outskirts of a national forest in northern California, has threatened 1,110 homes and structures.

Three people were killed and at least 11 others were injured, law enforcement officials said. A 6-year-old was among those killed, his family said.
Victims whose conditions ranged from fair to serious were transported to area hospitals, hospital officials said.
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Support victims of the earthquake to help with rebuilding assistance, food, water, and shelter.
Crews in California continued to assess damage to cracked and burned buildings, homes, broken roads, leaking water and gas lines and other infrastructure on Saturday after the largest earthquake the region has seen in nearly 20 years was felt from Sacramento to Mexico.
The governor, Gavin Newsom, declared a state of emergency and warned residents to be wary of new tremors, after the southern part of the state was hit by a second significant earthquake in as many days.
Residents of Ridgecrest, a city of about 27,000 150 miles north-east of Los Angeles, woke to new damage after the magnitude 7.1 tremor hit as darkness fell on Friday, jolting the area after a 6.4 quake struck 34 hours earlier. Disaster Relief

Support the victims of the Synagogue shooting.
Synagogue shooting one killed and three injured in suspected hate crime. A gunman started shooting in a synagogue in California, injuring 3 and killing 1 Lori Kaye moved in front of the shooter to save the rabbi.
Kaye, 60 years old , was killed at the synagogue and died at the hospital. Also least three others were injured in the shooting Saturday at Congregation Chabad in Poway, north of San Diego. Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein, 57, hand was injured during the shooting when Kaye got between him and the gunman. The rabbi tried to defend himself by reaching out with his hands and wounded both of his index fingers, a doctor at the Palomar Medical Center said.
The gunman came armed with an "AR-type assault weapon." A person who seen the shooting told CNN affiliate KGTV there were five or eight shots followed by terrified people screaming and then another round of shots. The suspect is in custody.
Suspect John Earnest is presently attending California State University San Marcos.

California wildfires are destroying more property each year, therefore we are raising money to help people Disaster Relief Charity Donate!
This project will assist people who have lost their home during a wildfire. We will purchase shelter for people to live.

Support Homeless Assistance for the poor.
According to homelessness counts between 2010 and 2017, the number of homeless people across Los Angeles County went from 38,700 to over 55,000 – an increase of 42%. Many factors contributed to such large increases in homelessness, including Los Angeles County’s housing supply issues. This is particularly significant given that over half of Los Angeles County residents are renters. More people are sleeping in their cars and in tents and other makeshift shelters. Tents are all across the city. Many suburban neighborhoods do not want shelters in their neighborhoods, they are concerned about their home values.