Since the deadly and devastating wildfires in Southern California began last week, businesses, organizations and individuals have found ways to help and donate to the people who had to evacuate.

Families are being allowed to see what remains of their neighborhoods. Relief operations are also going into overdrive, with all three LA sports stadiums running donation drives. 

Chloe Garcia, who is seven months pregnant, and her family recently lost their Altadena, California, home in the Eaton Fire.

Although residents are returning home, there is still an uneasy feeling about the state of the fires.

Zella Knight was forced to evacuate her home in Altadena while helping others in need of housing during the Southern California wildfires.

The Aveson Charter School in Altadena served around 300 elementary school students, and some of those children lost both their school and home.

Altadena resident John Vrsalovich discusses losing his family’s “dream home” to the Eaton Fire.

Sylvie Andrews, an Altadena resident, joins ABC News to share how her community has remained united during this difficult time.

Moonshadows servers Leigh and Charles Cain discuss losing the iconic Malibu restaurant that they both worked at for nearly a decade.

The Moreno family lost their home of 19 years in the Eaton Fire in Altadena, California, highlighting the loss of their home and community.

Palisades-area housekeeper Carol Mayorga discusses how the LA wildfires have impacted her livelihood and her anxieties for what’s next.

Dozens of people are believed to have died in the Palisades and Eaton fires, which have burned down whole swaths of communities

Sites that host rental listings in the Los Angeles County area are scrambling to address rent gouging amid the destructive, deadly wildfires ravaging the region.

Strong Santa Ana winds are fueling multiple wildfires across Southern California, forcing thousands of residents to flee from their homes.

On Faith Friday, Chris and Julie Bennett of Vintage Church Malibu share updates on their community and their words of wisdom as we head into the weekend.

ABC News contributor Rocsi Diaz speaks with Gina Zapanta, who is helping provide housing and shelter to over 300 wildfire evacuees.

Seventeen members of the Williams family are currently displaced after losing four homes and three others were severely damaged in the Altadena fire. The family shares their hardship.

At seven months pregnant, Chloe Garcia and her family lost their homes as the LA wildfires devastated their neighborhood in Altadena.

ABC News medical correspondent Dr. Darien Sutton shares tips for protecting your heart after a wildfire.

BJ Powers from The Home Depot is back on “GMA3” sharing an exclusive announcement for the victims of the California wildfires.

Lt. Governor Eleni Kounalakis discusses the damage she saw first hand in the Pacific Palisades and in Eaton Canyon.

Robin Roberts and Michael Strahan discuss what residents in Southern California are doing to rebuild their lives following the deadly, destructive wildfires.

Analysts say the Palisades Fire and Eaton Fire, which started on Jan. 7, together are on track to be the worst natural disaster in U.S. history by cost.

The Williams family is happy to be alive despite losing four homes in the Altadena California wildfires.

As the disastrous infernos destroy neighborhoods in Southern California, over 1,000 prisoners are working as “volunteer firefighters” to help extinguish the blazes.

Firefighters from the Pasadena Fire Department opened up about losing their own homes following wildfires in Los Angeles County.

A target for political criticism, he spoke in an exit interview with ABC News.

Paul Peterson, executive director of the United Aerial Firefighters Assoc., talks about the pilots currently supporting firefighters on the ground in Southern California from the air.

Polling shows many Americans blame climate change for the Los Angeles wildfires.

Co-founder Liz Tyndorf shares how the organization of Hermosa Beach mothers and sons quickly mobilized to assist, providing aid at the LA Regional Food Bank Distribution Center.

More performers have been added to the FireAid benefit concert lineup.

The Department of Education shows at least 50 schools have been impacted by the devastating wildfires in Southern California.

Walt Butler lived in his home in Altadena, California, for 60 years.

Thousands of men and women have been on the frontlines working to contain the flames and some of those firefighters have been impacted personally, losing their homes to protect their communities.

The Jenkins family received a surprise donation on "GMA" after losing nine homes in the Los Angeles area wildfires.

"GMA" explores how the Southern California fires have affected Hollywood, with many stars losing their homes in the devastation.

Matt Gutman, Kayna Whitworth and their teams have been on the front lines, covering the wildfires as both journalists and Los Angeles residents.

The "GMA" series "SoCal Strong" speaks with families returning to the rubble of their homes in the historic California community where wildfires have destroyed generations of history.

"GMA" announces our wildfire relief efforts have reached nearly $6.5 million thanks to generous contributions.

Officials in Southern California are sounding the alarm that the lull in deadly fire conditions is only temporary and there are more extreme winds on the horizon next week.

ABC News’ Ginger Zee visits the L.A. Regional Food Bank distribution center, which distributes donations to food banks throughout the area, in the aftermath of the wildfire disaster.

The Los Angeles wildfires have reduced entire communities to ash.

Family members have begun to identify the residents who were killed in the devastating wildfires in the Los Angeles area.

Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani is donating $500,000 to help firefighters and others affected by the area's deadly wildfires

Moms Randi and Jenny Jaffe launched the LA Lost Stuffy Project to help displaced kids and their families impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires.

Battered firefighters and communities got a chance to breathe, but water used to douse the flames triggered a new risk -- landslides. One surviving Pacific Palisades home was crushed on Thursday.

The LA Lost Stuffy Project aims to help replace beloved items like stuffed animals, toys and blankets for kids who were displaced by the devastating Los Angeles area fires.

"We're excited to go back to some normalcy for the kids mostly," one parent said.

"We're cooking for the crew, and you guys, if you're hungry, we got a big barbecue going," Leno said.

The Taylor family reflects on their evacuation from the Eaton Fire and discusses the loss of their home in Altadena.