Los Angeles-based designer Adam Hunter has announced the launch of LA CAN DO (Los Angeles Creatives Aid in Natural Disasters Organization), a non-profit aimed at helping California wildfire survivors rebuild their lives and homes. Inspired by his personal experience as a Pacific Palisades resident and witness to the devastation caused by wildfires, Hunter is rallying the design community and beyond to provide essential furnishings and support for displaced families.
“As someone who lives in the Palisades and has been affected by the fires, it’s hard to put into words the devastation we are witnessing,” Hunter shared. “My thoughts are with my own family, friends, and dear clients who have lost their homes. Now, it’s time to take action.”
The devastating wildfires in Los Angeles have displaced countless families, reducing their homes and cherished memories to ashes. LA CAN DO’s mission is to provide essential furnishings to displaced individuals, helping them recover with comfort, warmth, and dignity.
With LA CAN DO, Adam Hunter aims to rally the creative community and beyond to create meaningful change for families facing unimaginable loss. “This is about more than just replacing what was lost,” Hunter said. “It’s about helping people rebuild their lives and restore hope for the future.”
Hunter emphasizes that the smallest contributions can make the biggest difference: “We’re calling on designers, friends, and anyone with the ability to donate furniture, homewares, linens, and other essentials.”
Donate:
Make a direct impact by donating essential furnishings. Contributions such as furniture, decor, household linens, and other home goods will help restore a sense of home and hope for wildfire survivors.
To donate, visit lacando.org.
Get Help:
If you or someone you know has been displaced by the California wildfires, LA CAN DO is here to help. The organization works to provide essential items like furniture, homewares, and linens to individuals and families creating a fresh start.
To seek assistance, visit lacando.org.
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