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Over the last couple months through July and August, and now picking up again in November, the wildfires in California are the worst the state has ever seen. This month of November being the harshest, with 79 fatalities, with over 700 missing and has destroyed over 10,000 building and homes, leaving many devastated and homeless. While people struggle to stay calm in the refugee camps while the fire rages on throughout the state, taking more with it every minute.

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Not only celebrities, but people all across the world, and those who have been affected are raising awareness of the tragedy on a daily basis.  They are trying to get the support and the help they need and that others need, to help making these tough times, easier for not just some, but for everyone. Some are posting links on social media of where to bring supplies or where to help donate, some post that they are keeping them i their prayers, while other post supplies that are in high demand, and how the fire has affected people personally.

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Buzzfeed has been sharing information about the effects of the wildfires and the smoke, to the fatalities, how people are dealing with the wildfires and much more. Buzzfeed is mostly known for their quizzes and quirky online video on Youtube, having them involved raises awareness across a younger audience.

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The famous 1980s band Metallica, the California based band, donated all together $100,000 through their All Within My Hands Foundation, by giving $50,00 to the North Valley Community Foundation, as well as Los Angeles Fire Department, and even encouraging other people to help donate to the foundations to help.

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The Atlantic Photo posted a series of 27 photos of first responders and victims with pets and rescue animals after the effects of the fire. The photos show how helpful the animals have been, from helping the first responders, and helping people evacuate, helping refugees by comforting them through this hard time, but also being victims themselves of the wildfires.

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Ellen DeGeneres came together with Walmart to help donate $100,000 to the fire fighters who have been working day and night help contain the wildfires. She announced her donation on her talk show, “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”, as well as showing some photos of the fire fighters who are helping with the fires.

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News companies like CNN post regular updates about how the control over the fire is going, news reports about first responders as well as warning people of possible weather events that could effect the wildfires. Posting articles about things that people salvaged before fleeing their homes, articles that raise awareness about the effects of smoke.

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Gerard Butler, a famous Hollywood actor known for his major roles in the movie 300, P.S I love you, and many more movies, had a star-studded fundraiser after his house in  Malibu was damaged by the fires. The fundraiser on Friday had an abundance of stars attend such as Jamie Foxx, Cindy Crawford, Robin Thicke and many others. The fundraiser raised over $2 million dollars for The Malibu Foundation.

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Kim Kardashian, who’s home was effected by the wildfires, as well as most of the Kardashian family, spoke out during their award speech at the People’s Choice Awards,  thanking the first responders about the effort and the appreciation they have for them, and encouraged everyone to pray for everyone safety.

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Kris Jenner tweeted out saying that her daughter sent a photo of things that first responders are in need of, and how her daughter Khloe went out to buy supplies as soon as she got the list and cleared out the store, and encouraged others to buy supplies listed on the list she posted with the tweet.

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Guy Fieri made a surprise appearance at the Law Enforcement staging area at Butte College. Guy Fieri and his son Hunter drove out to Butte College and teamed up with volunteers from the Salvation Army to help him and his son out with feeding thousands of first responders and vitals of the wildfires.