Donate to verified wildfire relief organizations
Give blood if local blood banks need it
Volunteer with approved disaster response groups
Share only verified emergency information
Follow evacuation orders immediately
Offer temporary housing to displaced people if safe
Donate essentials like water, food, blankets, and hygiene items through official drop-off sites
Support local shelters and community centers
Check on elderly, disabled, and vulnerable neighbors
Help pets and livestock through rescue and shelter groups
Reduce strain on emergency lines by using non-emergency resources when appropriate
Avoid flying drones near fire zones
Report downed power lines and active fire hazards
Use masks and air filters to reduce smoke exposure
Keep roads clear for firefighters and evacuees
Support firefighters and first responders with approved supply drives
Donate to rebuilding and long-term recovery funds
Advocate for fire prevention, land management, and emergency preparedness
Prepare your own emergency go-bag and evacuation plan