The devastating fires in California are still ravaging the Los Angeles County hillside and leaving hundreds of thousands without homes, clothes and cherished items that will never be recovered.

With the wildfires continuing to burn in Southern California, the American Red Cross has sent more than 300 volunteers to help with relief efforts, 19 of them from the Minnesota and Dakotas region.

The California wildfires have left families devastated by the destruction and the American Red Cross is helping as many victims as they can. North Carolina’s Red Cross is sending people over to California to help with disaster relief efforts.

Red Cross shelters house 900 California wildfire evacuees while expanding services, as organization stresses facilities are open to all without ID requirements.

Four volunteers with the American Red Cross Michigan Region are traveling to southern California to help those impacted by the ongoing wildfires.

American Red Cross national spokesperson Nicole Maul joins ‘America Reports’ to discuss the American Red Cross’s disaster relief priorities as wildfires continue to threaten the Los Angeles region.

A team of American Red Cross volunteers from Michigan is traveling to southern California to assist with disaster relief efforts. The American Red Cross Michigan Region reports that four volunteers will support emergency shelters,

The volunteers from Michigan will join more than 300 Red Cross disaster workers helping in Southern California.

A retired firefighter from Tucson is going to Southern California to aid in wildfire relief efforts, the Arizona chapter of the American Red Cross said Thursday.

You can help the tens of thousands of victims of the California wildfires right now. WMUR is teaming up with the American Red Cross to raise money for people impacted by this disaster. The Red Cross is working to provide shelter, food, emotional support and health services. To donate cash safely and securely, visit this link.