Lululemon store; California wildfires.Photo:Kevin Carter/Getty; ALI MATIN/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty
Kevin Carter/Getty; ALI MATIN/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty
Lululemon is doing its part to help those in need amid the devastating Los Angeles wildfires.
She added, “No questions asked, emailed money, done.”
In a statement provided to PEOPLE, Lululemon said, “We sent $200 e-gift cards to guests who have accounts with us with zip codes in the most impacted areas. We’re continuing to follow what’s happening and will evolve our approach to support how we can, and in the meantime our Southern California stores are also ready to help individuals displaced and in need of essential items.” [Note: Lululemon’s Palisades and Malibu stores remain closed until further notice.]
The brand also added, “Lululemon has been part of the LA community for over 20 years - the region holds a special place in our hearts, and we’re committed to doing our part to help. We’ve partnered with LA based organization,It’s Bigger Than Us, to provide essential items to families and first responders to make sure product support gets directly where it’s needed most. We’ve also made donations to the American Red Cross and the LA Fire Department Foundation.”
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Pacific Palisades fire on Jan. 7.Eric Thayer/Getty
Eric Thayer/Getty
TheLos Angeles wildfires, which continue to burn, began on Jan. 7. As of now, there is still no clear answer as to what caused them. This has become themost destructive firestormin the city’s history, with thousands of structures destroyed and 25 fatalities as of this writing.
The city, its residents and the rest of the country (and beyond) have come together to provide shelter, clothes, food and as much relief as possible for those in need. If you’d like to donate, check the list of most needed items to see how you can help.
Click hereto learn more about how to help the victims of the L.A. fires.
source: people.com
