Meghan Markle Drops Everything to Rescue Fire Victims in Heartbreaking Turn of Events
Meghan Markle Volunteers at LA Wildfire Relief Center
Los Angeles, CA – The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, joined relief efforts for the ongoing wildfires in Southern California. On Monday, January 13th, Meghan personally volunteered her time at the Altadena Teen Girls Fire Recovery center.
Supporting the Community:
- Direct Assistance: Meghan arrived with donations of clothing and beauty products facilitated through her and Prince Harry’s Archewell Foundation. She also provided lunch for the volunteers.
- Community Interaction: While working alongside the group, Meghan supported families, assisted girls with shopping, and engaged in conversation with other volunteers.
- Public Recognition: Altadena Teen Girls Fire Recovery shared a behind-the-scenes video on Instagram showcasing Meghan’s efforts.
Impact of the Wildfires:
- Eaton Fire: The city of Altadena was directly impacted by the Eaton Fire, which began on January 7th.
- Widespread Damage: The Pacific Palisades fire also ignited on January 7th, fueled by strong Santa Ana winds. Both fires caused significant damage, with the Eaton Fire currently 45% contained and the Pacific Palisades fire at 19% containment.
Prior Relief Efforts:
- Food and Supply Distribution: Meghan and Prince Harry previously volunteered at the Pasadena Convention Center, distributing food and supplies to wildfire victims. They also donated essential items like clothing and children’s supplies.
- First Responder Appreciation: The couple joined California’s First Partner and Pasadena Mayor to thank firefighters, police officers, and relief organizations like World Central Kitchen.
Community Support:
- Montecito Hospitality: Harry and Meghan opened their Montecito home to friends affected by the Pacific Palisades fire.
- Docuseries Delay: Meghan postponed the premiere of her Netflix docuseries, “With Love, Meghan,” to focus on wildfire relief efforts.
