Paris Hilton knows what it’s like to lose your home to fire. Last week, the heiress saw her Malibu property go up in smoke, the same one where her son Phoenix took his first steps, devoured by the fires ravaging Los Angeles.
“Seeing our house burn on live television is something no one should have to experience,” she said on Instagram.
But rather than languishing, the star, who still has a few other properties left to stay in, decided to act through her non-profit organization 11:11 Media Impact, managing to raise $800,000 in just a few days as reported by Deadline.
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“Cash assistance preserves dignity and choice,” Paris Hilton wrote in an Instagram story. “Families know what they need, whether it’s clothing, shelter or medicine. »
-Beyond the financial aspect, the heiress also got involved in the field, helping the Baby2Baby association to distribute essential products. She even took in Zuzu, a dog given to the Pasadena Humane Society after the Eaton Canyon fires. His family’s luxurious hotel chain has also welcomed several disaster victims.
A commitment that echoes that of other celebrities like Beyoncé who donated $2.5 million via her BeyGOOD foundation.
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