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FireAid announces $50 million for LA community organizations helping those impacted by fires

FireAid announced a $50 million grant to support community organizations aiding wildfire relief in Los Angeles.
The first phase of funding focuses on immediate aid and will be fully distributed by the end of February, according to FireAid's statement.
Phase two of the funding will target rebuilding and long-term recovery efforts, as mentioned by organizers.
The FireAid benefit concert raised approximately $100 million, with more than 50 million viewers tuning in.

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