I remember @Cernovich raising over $115K in 12 hours. He immediately transferred the money to @LADreamCenter, where they spent every dollar on helping fire victims, including buying hundreds of laptops for students in Altadena. Then he gave Calico another $15K from his own pocket to feed fire victims.

This is a travesty.
We should not be paying a single dollar in taxes until this is fully addressed.
We raised and distributed $500,000 in goods directly to fire relief victims, with zero waste and zero leakage. Hundreds of Orange County and Huntington Beach neighbors stepped x.com/KevinKileyCA/s…

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I always wondered why fire victims were not taken care of by California’s government. I feel like residence businesses and individuals like yourself did a lot more.