Celebrities who lost their homes in California wildfires

In a nutshell, California’s wildfires are devastating. While thousands of people are affected, celebrities are at the forefront of news coverage. That’s because, after all, we “get” them. We will never allow their loss to outweigh the loss of other residents of the area. Most importantly, their stories should help us understand the magnitude of this disaster and inspire everyone to do what they can to help.

Here are all the celebrities who lost their homes in the California wildfires:

• Adam Brody and Leighton Meester
• billy crystal
• Cary Elwes
• Anna Faris
• Jennifer Gray
• Paris Hilton
• Ricky Lake
• Cameron Mason
• Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag
• Emily Proctor
• Melissa Rivers
• Diane Warren
• James Woods

of. Of course, many others are awaiting the fate of their homes. The loss for everyone—rich, poor, young, old—is immeasurable. Hopefully this tragedy will unite us all rather than further divide the country.

If you want to help victims, here are some things you can do:

this Red Cross Provide emergency relief to residents and families affected by disasters, providing meals, medical services, and safe places to shower and sleep. Click here to donate.

this Salvation Army Provide assistance by providing water, food and emergency supplies. They also provide long-term recovery assistance and emergency relief.

world central kitchenRescue teams provide support to people affected by wildfires in Southern California, as well as first responders. According to the agency, teams have mobilized to deliver meals to those in need.

this California Fire Foundation Work with community organizations and local fire agencies to provide financial support to residents affected by fires.

The California Community Foundation has been helping Los Angeles County since 1915. the institution's Wildfire Recovery Fund Communities in hard-to-reach areas are targeted with the aim of providing long-term recovery relief.

If you decide to support Dog Rescue ClubYour kind contributions provide essential support for the nutrition, housing, medical care and education of rescued dogs, as well as providing direct support to our rescue partners. Currently, the website says all donations directly benefit the Palisades Fire Dog Rescue Fund.

My Safe: Los Angeles Provides critical life-saving initiatives for students, families and seniors living in the greater Los Angeles area. They teach CPR, inspect homes for fire hazards, install free smoke alarms and provide training content for fire departments.

If you live in the area and want to volunteer, you'll find plenty of opportunities in the coming weeks here.

Featured photos of Erin Donaldson on iStock.