Khloe Kardashian and Sharon Stone urge followers to donate food and clothing for LA fire victims
Khloé Kardashian and Sharon Stone are using their star power to support those affected by the devastating Los Angeles wildfires.
The two Hollywood heavyweights took to social media late Wednesday to ask their followers to donate as the fires continue to spread, with at least five lives lost and nearly 130,000 people under evacuation orders.
Khloé shared an update with her 304 million Instagram followers, revealing that her neighbor is in contact with fire chiefs, who said “the firefighters are desperate, hungry and exhausted.”
She then posted ways people could help, writing, “If you’re looking for ways to help: drop off high protein meals, Gatorade, coffee, etc. at your local fire station.
“Or if you’re interested in donating to my neighbor who is going to Costco tomorrow to pick up rotisserie chickens and sides to deliver to various stations, you can do so via Venmo: @sean-whitley.”
Sharon took a similar approach, using her social media to direct her 4 million followers to an LA-based outlet called COOP, which collects donations for fire victims.
Khloé Kardashian and Sharon Stone are using their star power to support those affected by the devastating Los Angeles wildfires; (L: Khloe L in 2019, R: Stone in January 2024)
The two Hollywood heavyweights took to social media late Wednesday, asking their followers to donate as the fires continued to spread, with at least five lives lost and nearly 130,000 people under evacuation orders.
“Please come and shop if you have been displaced by the fire. Donations are accepted,” she wrote.
The Basic Instinct star also shared a short video from outside the Coop store, showing the fires raging in the background.
The plea on social media comes as many of Khloé and Sharon’s Tinseltown co-stars have lost their homes to the devastating wildfire.
Star of the General Hospital Cameron Mathison burst into tears as he said he was returning to the ruins of his home in California.
‘I can’t sleep. I’ve lost everything I own. “I have a hoodie that I wear, a pair of pants and two pairs of sneakers, that’s it,” he explained to GMA on Thursday. “But it is obviously important to focus on what we have and what we can be grateful for.”
Mathison and his now estranged wife Vanessa Arevalo had lived in the Pasadena home since 2012, along with their children Lelia, 18, and Lucas, 21.
“But it’s hard to get your head around it,” he continued, tears welling up in his eyes. “Your mind starts to waver and you think of all the things that are irreplaceable, like the children’s projects and the baby pictures on film…”
“Of course those are just things, but it’s still very disturbing,” he added. “And when you think about the hundreds and hundreds of people going through the same thing, it’s just devastating.”
Khloé shared an update with her 304 million Instagram followers, revealing that her neighbor is in contact with fire chiefs, who said “the firefighters are desperate, hungry and exhausted.”
She then posted ways people could help, writing, “If you’re looking for ways to help, drop off high protein meals, Gatorade, coffee, etc. at your local fire station.”
Sharon took a similar approach, using her social media to direct her 4 million followers to an LA-based outlet called COOP, which collects donations for fire victims.
The Basic Instinct star also shared a short video from outside the Coop store, showing the fires raging in the background
Others, like Olivia Wilde, thanked LA firefighters
Unfortunately, Mathison isn’t the only one dealing with the devastation.
Actor Adam Brody and Gossip Girl star Leighton Meester’s home in the Pacific Palisades also fell victim to the catastrophic wildfires.
On Wednesday, shocking photos showed the once beautiful property, located in the chic celebrity enclave, reduced to a smoking ruin.
The roof had collapsed, flames were tearing through the rooms and black smoke was pouring from the broken windows.
The couple had just been seen in public at the Golden Globe Awards on Sunday, less than two days before the fires started. T
They bought their home in 2019 for $6.5 million. The house had five bedrooms, six bathrooms and three floors spread over 6,000 square feet.
Mandy Moore, Cary Elwes, Paris Hilton, James Woods, Billy Crystal and his wife Janice all claimed to have seen their homes go up in smoke during the Palisades Fire.
Ben Affleck got an unwelcome surprise Tuesday when he arrived home to find part of LA’s west side engulfed by a massive wildfire.
His Pacific Palisades neighborhood is home to a slew of stars, including Tom Hanks, Miles Teller, Reese Witherspoon, Adam Sandler and Jhene Aiko.
Sadly, at least five people died in the disaster, which left 2,000 buildings destroyed and many more in ruins, reduced to nothing but ash.