Below is a combined resource lists from Councilwoman Traci Park, Venice Neighborhood Council, and many other organizations that have contacted Venice Paparazzi and asked us to share their info.

FROM COUNCILMEMBER TRACI PARK AND CD11

For immediate assistance, please contact our Council District 11 District Office at (310) 568-8772. We are on the ground and here to help you.

If you are subject to a Do Not Drink Water Notice in 90272 and adjacent communities north of San Vicente Boulevard, you can visit our water distribution partnership with LADWP at the Brentwood Country Club – 741 S Gretna Green Way, Los Angeles, CA 90049. We will be distributing water bottles until 5pm on Saturday, January 11, and until 2pm on Sunday, January 12.

You can drop off donations and relief for wildfire victims at our Council District 11 Office in Westchester at 7166 W. Manchester Avenue, Los Angles, CA 90045. For those able to donate, please consider donating to non-profits including the CD11 Foundation’s Palisades Fire Recovery Fund.

Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara will host two important insurance workshops in coming weeks for residents affected by the fires. He and his teams of experts will be on hand to assist policyholders in collecting all benefits they are entitled to.

The Red Cross will set up Community Recovery Centers where residents can get assistance with the status of loved ones. You can reach the Red Cross at 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767). Be ready to provide as much detail as possible to assist them in potentially locating your missing loved one.

Lodging Support for Fire Victims: the Hotel Association of Los Angeles has created a dynamic list of hotels offering discounted or free stays for fire victims. Updated in real-time, this Google spreadsheet resource includes contact details and exclusive fire-relief rates to help those in need.

Free YMCA Child Care for Fire-Affected Families: YMCA locations across Los Angeles are offering free child care for first responders, essential workers, and families impacted by the fires. Available for children ages 4 years, 9 months through eighth grade. Space is limited. For details or to sign up, email [email protected].

FROM THE VENICE NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL

One of the most expansive resource lists comes from Mutual Aid Los Angeles Network (an information hub and community connector). See their detailed Google spreadsheet with donation hubs, housing, and shelters HERE.

SHELTERS:

• Westwood Recreation Center, 1350 S. Sepulveda, Westwood
• Pasadena Civic Auditorium, 300 E. Green St, Pasadena
• El Camino Real Charter High School, 5440 Valley Circle Blvd., Woodland Hills
• Ritchie Valens Recreation Center, 10736 Laurel Canyon Blvd, Pacoima
• Sepulveda Recreation Center, 8825 Kester Avenue, Panorama City
• Lanark Rec Center, 21816 Lanart St, Canoga Park
• Van Nuys Sherman Oaks Rec Center, 14201 Huston St, Sherman Oaks

TEMPORARY HOUSING:

Free and discounted accommodations are being offered by local hotels and businesses. Here are a few:

211 LA is offering free temporary shelter for displaced Angelenos. Apply HERE.

Santa Monica Hotels are promoting special rates for evacuated area residents at Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows, Gateway Hotel, Hilton Santa Monica, The Pierside Santa Monica, Regent Santa Monica Beach, Sandbourne Santa Monica, Shore Hotel, Shutters on the Beach and Viceroy Santa Monica. More info HERE.

Big Bear is offering evacuee lodging at deeply discounted rates. More info HERE.

ANIMALS:

Pasadena Humane’s Wildlife Center, 361 S. Pasadena Ave. Call the helpline at 626-344-1129 or click HERE.

Pierce College, 6201 Winnetka Ave., Woodland Hills

LA Equestrian Center is a space to take large animals on multiple media sites, but it is now at full capacity. They recommend contacting Animal Services Communication Center at (562) 940-6898 (South County) or (661) 940-4191 (North County).

Western Veterinary Center in Agoura Hills will offer housing for dogs and cats affected by fires. Click HERE.

Animal Wellness Foundation is offering free housing for evacuated animals. Click HERE for help or to donate.

More emergency resources for animals now listed at L.A. County Animal Care & Control 

Messages from other local organizations that have contacted Venice Paparazzi and asked us to share their info.

Donation Drop Offs:

Food  Services for First Responders & Displaced People

Pizza Girl:

Market Venice:

Heavy Handed:

The Window:

The Window is looking for to feed groups that are helping. Contact them with suggestions.

Dudley Market:

Uba Tuba:

The Victorian:

OSPI:

Our hearts are with you, los angeles. 💔 to all first responders and anyone whose been displaced, please come by brentwood or venice for some pasta on us.

Paloma:

Night Market:

SELF CARE IS IMPORTANT!

COMPLIMENTARY Massages, Mani, Pedi, and Facials for Evacuees & First Responders at Venice Soleil.

A message from Venice Soleil.   Our way of extending support and saying thank you during this challenging crisis. **Please present valid ID or proof of evacuation area upon your arrival.  Select your Soleil Sanctuary and call 424.228.2551.

Contact Alex Stowell f you want to be added to this list.  [email protected]