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I’ll admit, I dragged my son to LA kicking and screaming. He wanted to stay in the Bay Area and organize support from home, convinced that our presence here might be more of a burden than a benefit. He had a point—early disaster relief efforts can be messy & sometimes inefficient

Donation sites and shelters are often overwhelmed with items that exceed immediate needs, and many volunteers struggle to connect with those most directly impacted by the disaster. But I explained to him that sometimes, what’s needed in the first days of a disaster is audacity to

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born of this seemingly chaotic and irrational outpouring of help. My son loves kids, so this story helped him see why we came. This abundance of help—imperfect, messy, and deeply human—is a gift. It’s not always rational or efficient, but it’s grace-fillednt of aid can erase that

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