World Kindness Day: Khloe Kardashian, & More Celebs Helping Firefighters Battling The Woolsey Fires

It’s World Kindness Day, and in wake of the devastating fires ravaging California, celebs like Alyssa Milano, Dave Grohl and Khloe Kardashian are giving back to the brave firefighters battling the blaze!

Tuesday, November 13 is World Kindness Day and with the Woolsey Fire continuing to burn through Southern California, celebrities are showing kindness to those combatting the inferno. Rock legend Dave Grohl is known as a Foo Fighter, but he helped out some fire fighters by cooking for the crew at Fire Station 68 in Calabasas, California. “It was awesome to get a visit tonight from Dave Grohl…” the station’s Instagram page said, per Blabbermouth. “He also treated us to some of his own @backbeatbbq. Thanks Dave! It was excellent!” Dave — who was recently working as a cook at the Beached Pig in Los Angeles — wasn’t the only one cooking for firefighters, as Guy Fieri fed the first responders of the Auburn Police in Butte County.

Similarly, Khloe Kardashian wanted to help out the brave women and men rushing towards the blaze. “I am at the CVS in the Commons, because I had to get a couple things at the house, and I am going to post this request from what the fire department needs and whoever can drop off whatever they can any little bit helps,” she said in a Nov. 10 Instagram Story, per Us Weekly. “Here at CVS, I basically got everything they had in stock. I got as many waters as I could.”

Alyssa Milano also tweeted that she was on her way to “bring firefighters water and food,” and Liam Hemsworth appeared to join his brother, Luke Hemsworth, in the recovery efforts, per TMZ. Liam and Miley Cyrus lost their home to the fire, but Liam was more emotionally moved by the show of compassion from survivors “pulling together to help each other out in any way they can.”

 

“Malibu is a strong community and this event is only going to make it stronger,” Liam wrote on Instagram. “Thank you to all the hero firefighters around California. It’s going to be a journey to rebuild. Stay strong all. To help/donate visit @malibufoundation and @happyhippiefdn.”

Los Angeles’s Woolsey Fire has burned more than 91,000 acres and 20% contained, according to SF Gate. Two people have lost their lives. In addition to this, the Camp fire in the northern part of the state has consumed 125,000 acres, destroyed more than 6,500 homes and left 42 people dead. This fire is the deadliest in California’s history, per NPR, and at time of publication, it’s only 30 percent contained.