On Thursday, the acclaimed actress turned to Instagram to announce her collaboration with Sharon Stone in a heartfelt initiative aimed at gathering essential supplies for the victims of this catastrophe. Berry expressed her willingness to donate her “entire closet,” emphasizing the importance of giving back during such dire times.

Sharon Stone has joined forces with +COOP, a home goods store located in the Fairfax district of Los Angeles. Together, they are leveraging social media to mobilize support, encouraging people to contribute items that can aid those displaced by the wildfires. Essential items requested include “gently used” clothing, new undergarments, blankets, and gift cards, which are vital for helping families rebuild their lives.

Berry, who is 58 years old, engaged with one of Stone’s Instagram posts, stating that she would bring “everything I have” to help the cause. Shortly after, the Oscar-winning actress shared a video on her own Instagram account, confirming her commitment to this initiative.

“I am packing up my entire closet and heading over to the COOP!” Berry exclaimed in her post, which showcased a video that Stone shared of the store. “If you live in the Southern California area, I encourage you to do the same and join this essential cause.”

“This is something we can do right now to assist all the displaced families who are in urgent need of basic necessities!” Berry emphasized, expressing her gratitude towards Stone for her leadership. “Thank you @sharonstone for your guidance. Love you, Girl ❤️,” she added, highlighting the importance of community support during crises.

The Catwoman star has also been actively responding to numerous commenters who expressed their thoughts on the donation efforts.

After one user voiced concern, saying, “I hope they’re giving it away and not charging people,” Berry promptly reassured everyone that the items are “being GIVEN AWAY” to those in need, emphasizing the generosity of the initiative.

In addition, she extended her heartfelt condolences to a commenter who shared that “many members in my family lost homes, including my late mother’s house. Gone.” Berry’s compassionate response underscores her commitment to supporting those who have endured such devastating losses.

“OMG. I’m so sorry,” Berry replied with empathy. “God bless you! I promise I will continue to find ways to help ❤️.” Her heartfelt words reflect the solidarity and compassion that is crucial during these challenging times.

Meanwhile, actress Michelle Pfeiffer also reacted to Berry’s post, expressing her interest in contributing donations. Additionally, Selling Sunset’s Chrishell Stause shared her plans to “drop some things off there.” The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum Lisa Rinna mentioned in a comment on one of Stone’s posts that her husband, Harry Hamlin, had “dropped off plenty of coats, jeans, sweaters, etc.” to support the cause.

In an interview with NewsNation alongside her son, Roan, Stone elaborated on her multi-faceted approach to assisting victims displaced by the wildfires, including her partnership with +COOP.

“If you need things, come to The Coop. This is for people who require these essentials, please come there. That is the place you can get them,” she urged during her conversation with NewsNation’s Ashley Banfield. She also mentioned that she has been inviting individuals in need to stay with her.

“I have been taking friends into my home. I have families coming now to move in with us,” Stone shared, highlighting her efforts to create a supportive environment. “We’re setting up a place to be able to assist people. We’re establishing beds and just room in the house,” indicating her commitment to providing shelter.

“We’re loading up vans and taking everything we have over to The Coop, and we’re inviting our friends over to move in with us here,” she continued, illustrating the urgent need for community support as many people face evacuation.

Roan, 24, also contributed to the conversation by telling Banfield, “We’re in a safe place, and I think we’re so blessed to be in a safe place when many aren’t.” His perspective highlights the importance of gratitude amidst adversity.

“I think all that we can do as individuals who are in a safe place is give back, especially to those who have lost everything,” he added, reinforcing the call to action for those in fortunate positions to assist those in dire need.

As reported by CNN on Friday morning, multiple active wildfires, including the Palisades fire, the Eaton fire, the Hurst fire, and the Lidia fire, have resulted in the evacuation of over 100,000 residents. Hundreds of thousands are currently without power, and tragically, at least 10 lives have been lost, with nearly 10,000 structures destroyed. According to CNN, citing CalFire, the Palisades and Eaton fires rank among the five most destructive in California’s history.

Numerous celebrities, including Ricki Lake, Paris Hilton, Cameron Mathison, Billy Crystal, Adam Brody, Leighton Meester, and Anna Faris, have lost their homes due to these wildfires, while others have taken to social media to share their own evacuation experiences and the impact of this disaster.