Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry is proving her star power extends beyond the screen as she steps up to support victims of the catastrophic Los Angeles wildfires.
In a heartfelt Instagram video, the 58-year-old revealed she is donating her entire wardrobe to displaced families affected by the fires, which have claimed 10 lives and destroyed over 10,000 structures. Berry’s donation includes cashmere sweaters, jeans, shoes, and blankets—essentials she hopes will bring comfort to those who’ve lost everything.
“We’re at the COOP, collecting gently used clothing for people who have been displaced and affected by the fire,” Berry said, urging others to join her in contributing.
The COOP, a Beverly Hills home goods store, has become the epicenter of Berry’s initiative, with piles of donated clothing and supplies filling the space. Berry’s efforts are bolstered by actress Sharon Stone, who is collaborating with her to amplify the relief campaign.
“This is something we can do today to help all of the displaced families who need the basics,” Berry wrote, emphasizing the immediate need for community action.
The wildfires, among the worst in Los Angeles history, have consumed more than 2,900 acres and left thousands of residents, including celebrities like Leighton Meester and Anna Faris, homeless. With the fires still raging, Berry’s act of generosity shines as a beacon of hope amid the devastation.
“This is from my hood,” Berry shared in an Instagram post, showing a sky choked with smoke. “The destruction is unimaginable.”
As the crisis unfolds, Berry’s message is clear: small acts of kindness can make a big difference. Through her actions, she’s inspiring others to step up and support their neighbors in need.
Source: African Publicity
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