*This is an evolving situation and this post will be updated as new information is learned.
The tragedy of the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles has destabilized many in our entertainment industry community. Houses reduced to ashes have left thousands with absolutely nothing.
For the past five years, Musically Fed has partnered directly with the GRAMMY Awards and Foundation to deliver meals to organizations in the Los Angeles area. In response to the wildfires, we encourage you to support their outreach nonprofit, MusiCares. For decades, MusiCares has been standing up for the humanity and dignity of the people in the music industry and they provide vital resources to many in need. They need your support now.
If you are able to do so, please consider making a financial contribution to MusicCares directly through the link below. Your gift enables them to respond to the influx of artists and people of the music industry who have been impacted by the wildfires in LA.
As the situation develops and Musically Fed is able to provide additional services to the area, we will update this post with the most relevant information. We are heartbroken for those who have lost everything to this disaster and are committed to doing our part to help in any way possible.
MISSION
MusiCares helps the humans behind music because music gives so much to the world.
WHAT WE DO
MusiCares provides a safety net of critical health and welfare services to the music community in three key areas:
Mental Health & Addiction Recovery Services: Support, referrals, and emergency financial assistance for counseling, psychiatric care, inpatient treatment, coaching, intensive outpatient care, sober living and more.
Health Services: Financial assistance during medical crises and preventive services such as dental and medical screenings, hearing clinics, and vocal health workshops.
Human Services: Support for basic living expenses like rent, utilities, car payments and insurance premiums in times of hardship, plus programs addressing affordable housing, career development, legal issues and senior services.
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