Published on January 15, 2025 at 8:03 a.m.
Halle Berry has decided to get involved with the people who lost everything in the Los Angeles fires.
A generous donation. Since January 7, violent fires have devastated the Los Angeles landscape. Due to these flames which continue to gain ground, more than 12,000 buildings were burned, causing many celebrities to lose their homes.
If Halle Berry is lucky not to have seen her house succumb to the flames, the actress wanted to get involved with those who lost everything. The actress decided to donate her entire wardrobe to support the victims of the fires who find themselves destitute. An initiative that came to his mind thanks to Sharon Stone who launched an appeal for clothing donations to her 4 million subscribers to the COOP store. The latter was temporarily transformed into a relief center for fire victims.
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In turn, Halle Berry wanted to join the movement by donating her clothes to this boutique located in Beverly Hills. On Instagram, she announced this participation by posting a very positive message: “I’m emptying my wardrobe and going to the Coop! If you are in Southern California, I invite you to do the same. We can act now to help displaced families who need essential products today! Thank you @sharonstone for your leadership. I love you, Madam.” The store in question has just opened with its stock of free clothing.
Many celebrities are getting involved
Halle Berry is not the only one to make a commendable gesture for the victims of these out of control fires. Indeed, many American stars have decided to make financial donations or lend a hand to associations to help those who lost their homes at the start of the year. For their part, Beyoncé, Eva Longoria, and Sharon Stone have chosen to participate with a financial donation of up to $2 million for the singing diva.
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Other celebrities such as Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Garner have acted voluntarily in collaboration with the “World Central Kitchen” association which distributes meals to disaster victims. Finally, some have even opened the doors of their house to welcome those who no longer have a roof over their heads, like Sharon Stone and the princely couple of Sussex.
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