Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are opening their home to victims of the Southern California wildfires

As Southern California continues to battle multiple devastating wildfires, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are stepping up their efforts to support victims and relief efforts, while opening their home to family friends escaping the flames.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made their second visit to Pasadena, where they met with the city’s mayor to discuss ongoing recovery efforts. Earlier in the week, the couple reportedly anonymously delivered food to displaced families.

Harry and Meghan highlighted a list of organizations that are actively helping bushfire victims, providing meals to both first responders and displaced people, assisting animals evacuated from the fires, distributing emergency kits and basic supplies to families in need, and offering free temporary housing to displaced people.

The couple encouraged personal acts of generosity, such as sheltering displaced people, checking on elderly or disabled neighbors, and donating necessities like clothes and toys. They emphasized the role of the American Red Cross, which is working on the ground to provide critical assistance.

“Some families and people have been left with nothing,” they wrote. Please consider donating clothing, toys, clothing and other necessities.” (she has)