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These first two weeks in our city have been hard. I've had friends lose homes, and I've seen the devastation in the news.
That's why I want to do something real to help.
Our Commitment to LA
Starting today, we're committing to two initiatives close to my heart:
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We're dedicating a portion of all our proceeds to support those affected by the LA wildfires. This means helping displaced families and supporting organizations providing essential supplies like food, water, and first aid. We're currently connecting with local relief organizations to ensure these contributions make the biggest impact possible right where they're needed most.
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And this comes straight from my heart – we want to help rebuild the digital presence of local businesses affected by the fires. If your business has been impacted, whether you need to quickly set up online selling, rebuild your website, or find new ways to reach customers – we're here to help.
I'll be honest: as a small team, we won't be able to help everyone at once, but we're committed to doing what we can, when we can, for as many businesses as possible. We'll start with those hit hardest and work our way forward, one business at a time. No complex applications, no red tape, no sales pitches – just neighbors helping neighbors rebuild their lives.
How We Can Help
- Website Rebuilding: Getting your online presence back up and running
- E-commerce Setup: Setting up systems for online selling
- Customer Acquisition: Creating systems to bring in new customers
- Digital Marketing: Support to spread the word about your recovery
Let's Talk
If your business has been affected by the fires, reach out. We'll have a real conversation about what you need and figure out how we can help. You can contact me directly through our contact form.
Even if we can't help immediately, we'll do our best to point you toward other resources and support in our community. We're all in this together.
LA has always been a city of resilience and community. When times get tough, we come together. While the road to recovery might be long, you don't have to walk it alone.
Featured image credit: CAL FIRE
