FireAid Concert Raises Millions for Los Angeles Wildfire Victims
FireAid Concert Raises Millions for Los Angeles Wildfire Victims

FireAid Concert Raises Millions for Los Angeles Wildfire Victims

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The FireAid benefit concert held in Los Angeles attracted a star-studded lineup, including Billie Eilish, Green Day, and Joni Mitchell, to raise funds for victims of the devastating wildfires that began on January 7. The concert took place at two venues, the Kia Forum and Intuit Dome, and was streamed live across multiple platforms, with all proceeds directed towards wildfire relief efforts. Billy Crystal, a wildfire survivor, shared his personal experience during the event, which also featured performances from other notable artists like Katy Perry and Stevie Wonder. The wildfires have resulted in at least 29 fatalities and the destruction of over 16,000 buildings, prompting community efforts to support recovery and rebuilding. Donations can be made through the FireAid website, with contributions being managed by the Annenberg Foundation. The event highlighted the growing urgency for support as California's wildfire season becomes increasingly destructive.

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