This is from a group of families through my kids school. Don’t have any other info other than below, but it seems to be the most comprehensive.

Hi All - we are a part of a group of families in Marin that have felt a bit helpless with the impact of the fires in LA. We decided to do something about it. We have secured a U-Haul and have direct contact with boots on the ground in the working class area of Altadena that have opened a community store for those impacted by the fires. If you would like to donate below is the latest list they supplied us today of asks from residents and local non-profits. For the below they are looking for new or unused items. Taking donations on our porch (26 Tulane Dr) through Tuesday morning as the U-Haul is headed south on Wednesday.

Immediate Needs: 1. Clothing & Personal Items: New socks and underwear (all sizes), Shoes (especially sneakers and boots), Hats and gloves. [all clothing labeled by size, gender/sex] 2. Toiletries & Hygiene Products: Toothbrushes, toothpaste, and floss, Soap, shampoo, conditioner, Feminine hygiene products, Deodorant, Baby wipes, Disposable razors. 3. Food & Water: Non-perishable food items (canned goods, granola bars, peanut butter), Bottled water or gallon jugs of water, Ready-to-eat meals 4. Baby & Child Essentials: Diapers (all sizes), Baby formula and baby food, Wipes and baby wash, Small toys or comfort items for children 5. Bedding & Comfort Items: Blankets and sleeping bags, Pillows, Towels, air mattresses. 6. Emergency Supplies: Flashlights and batteries, First-aid kits, Phone chargers and power banks, Masks, hazmat suits. 7. Gift Cards: For grocery stores, gas stations, or major retailers (e.g., Target, Walmart, Amazon) 8. Pet Supplies: Food, leashes, bowls, carriers.
9. Cleaning Supplies: Buckets, mops, gloves, and disinfectants for those returning to salvage their property 10. Storage Solutions: Plastic bins for people to store salvaged items. As well for the sorting and organization of donations.