Since the fires began on January 7, 2025, thousands have evacuated their homes and businesses, highlighting the urgent need for relief efforts.

The ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles have resulted in 24 fatalities and the destruction of over 3,100 structures, devastating numerous communities, including areas known for celebrity homes.

The Duchess and Duke of Sussex have been actively involved in aiding fire victims by donating essential supplies and engaging with emergency crews.

Longoria's donation will support the Latino Community Foundation and the California Community Foundation, focusing on immediate needs and long-term recovery for those impacted.

In response to the crisis, Eva Longoria has pledged $1 million to assist those affected, utilizing part of the $50 million Courage and Civility Award she received from Jeff Bezos.

Jamie Lee Curtis has also stepped up, donating $1 million to support wildfire relief efforts, alongside her family's commitment of an additional million.

Curtis has urged the public to support the American Red Cross and prepare emergency kits, emphasizing the importance of community aid during this crisis.

Other celebrities contributing to the wildfire relief include Beyoncé, Paris Hilton, Anthony Davis, and Jason Oppenheim, demonstrating a strong community response.

In addition to her financial contributions, Longoria plans to volunteer with the Global Empowerment Mission to distribute fire relief supplies and support victims and first responders.

A benefit concert named FireAid is scheduled for January 30, 2025, at LA's Intuit Dome, with proceeds aimed at rebuilding efforts and supporting displaced families.

The Weeknd has postponed his January 25 concert and album release to January 31 out of respect for those affected by the fires.

The wildfires have disrupted Hollywood's awards season, leading to delays in events such as the Oscars nominations announcement, now set for January 23, 2025.