Thinking of our members, colleagues, patients, loved ones, and first responders affected by the SoCal fires

01/09/25 at 03:00 AM

Thinking of our members, colleagues, patients, loved ones, and first responders affected by the SoCal fires
Coalition for Compassionate Care of California, Sacramento, CA; by Jennifer Moore Ballentine; 1/8/25, 6:23 pm ET 
The staff of CCCC are watching as the Palisades, Eaton, Hurst, and other fires ravage Southern California. Our hearts and thoughts are with all affected. Here are a few tangible ways you can help, even at this early stage.

Donate to:

As always, in the early stages of a disaster, cash donations are more helpful than supplies or efforts to volunteer. That said, Pasadena Humane is asking for both donations (give at pasadenahumane.org/wildfirerelief) and specific supplies to help shelter animals displaced by the fire: pet food and water bowls, extra large crates, and blankets. Drop off supplies at 361 S. Raymond Avenue, Pasadena.

For information and updates, here are some helpful links, courtesy of the California Department of Aging:

Editor's note: Thank you, Coalition for Compassionate Care of California for equipping so many with this crucial information! Readers of our newsletter, please distribute and encourage your networks to support these relief efforts. Ongoing, our newsletter will be posting ways you can specifically help hospice and palliative care in these tragically impacted service areas. Please email relevant stories with URL links to jberger@hospicepalliativecaretoday.com. We send support to all persons affected! 

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