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World Vision Mobilizes Relief Efforts for Southern California Wildfire Victims

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Christian humanitarian organization World Vision is actively responding to the devastating wildfires in Southern California, particularly in the Los Angeles area. As of today, January 17, 2025, seven wildfires have ravaged the region, with the Palisades and Eaton fires causing significant damage. The Palisades fire alone has burned over 23,700 acres, resulting in the destruction of numerous homes and businesses.


In response, World Vision has mobilized its resources to assist affected families. The organization has dispatched 11 truckloads of emergency supplies, including water, food, face masks, gloves, air beds, hygiene kits, blankets, coolers, shoes, socks, cleaning wipes, diapers, formula, tools, clothing, and children's toys. These supplies have been distributed through partnerships with local churches and community organizations across the Los Angeles area, such as the Los Angeles Dream Center, Flintridge Center, and various local churches.

For more information on how to support World Vision's relief efforts, you can visit their official website at https://www.worldvision.org/.




The Los Angeles Dream Center is a faith-based charitable organization dedicated to transforming lives and underserved communities in Los Angeles. Their mission is to connect individuals facing challenges such as homelessness, hunger, addiction, and abuse to a supportive community by offering free resources and services that address both immediate and long-term needs.


The Flintridge Center is a nonprofit organization based in Pasadena, California, dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty, violence, and incarceration through community planning, innovation, and action. They offer programs such as the Apprenticeship Preparation Program for formerly incarcerated individuals and the Youth of Promise program for at-promise youth.



World Vision's efforts have so far reached approximately 15,000 people affected by the wildfires. The organization plans to continue its support by sending additional truckloads of supplies in the coming days. This response is part of World Vision's broader commitment to disaster relief, leveraging its network of warehouses and partnerships to provide immediate assistance during emergencies.


On behalf of the Compton Chamber of Commerce and Compton community, we thank you for being a beacon of light during these dark times. Your support will never be forgotten, and it will inspire others to step forward and make a difference.


With heartfelt appreciation,


Dr. Lestean Johnson

On behalf of the Compton Chamber of Commerce

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