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14-year-old creates viral "Altadena Girls" recovery fund for teens impacted by Eaton Fire
A 14-year-old girl had the idea of collecting items for teens who had been impacted by the Eaton Fire, now her recovery fund is viral.
Recovery fund is helping Altadena teen girls who lost their homes feel like themselves again
Avery Colvert, 14, wanted to do something special for teen girls like her schoolmates in Altadena whose lives have been upended by the fires.
“Altadena Girls” is a fire recovery fund started by a local teenager
Altadena 14-year-old, Avery Colvert, started the “Altadena Girls” recovery fund for fire victims. As many of her friends left with only the clothes on their backs, the fund collects beauty, hygiene products and other items targeted for teens.
Recovery effort ‘Altadena Girls' helps teens impacted by Eaton Fire
Makeup, perfume, hair products, or a new outfit may all seem like luxuries to teenage girls who lost everything to the Eaton Fire.
A Fire Relief Effort by and for Teenage Girls
An eighth grader started a donation drive for teenagers whose homes burned in Los Angeles. Ariana Grande, Prince Harry, Meghan and others have chipped in.
A Los Angeles Teen Started a Recovery Fund for Fire Victims
Avery Colvert, 14, has started a movement with her "Altadena Girls" Instagram page, which aims to help her peers impact L.A. fires. Credit - Dunja Dumanski at Small Green
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'Altadena Girls' aims to restore the identity of girls affected by wildfires
What started as an idea to help friends who lost their homes in the Altadena Fire quickly turned into an entire movement with ...
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14-year-old ‘Altadena Girls’ founder starts a ‘femininomenon’
Altadena Girls pairs teenagers who lost their belongings in the Eaton Fire with stylists who help them rebuild their closets – and their self-esteem – for free.
Latinx Files: In the face of fire, L.A.’s resilience is stronger than ever
In the wake of catastrophic fires affecting the region, countless Angelenos have stepped up to help out those in need.
Meghan Markle stops by teen's aid group amid Los Angeles fires
Duchess Meghan stopped by a local aid group's clothing drive earlier this week as wildfires continued to devastate the Los ...
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GoFundMe campaign phrasing could limit FEMA assistance for fire victims
Donations from a GoFundMe page could impact how much money people affected by the wildfires receive from FEMA.
Meghan Markle donates to LA wildfire relief Altadena Girls despite ‘disaster tourists’ backlash
Meghan Markle has been seen visiting a Los Angeles wildfire relief effort, despite copping criticism that her and husband ...