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DALLAS - Fires in Southern California continue to burn, destroying at least 12,000 structures and burning more than 60 square miles. At least 25 people are dead, according to the Los Angeles County coroner's office.

As of Tuesday morning, 88,000 people in L.A. County were under evacuation orders and curfews are in effect for the Palisades and Eaton fire zones.

Although the fires are happening 1,500 miles away from North Texas, several local businesses are stepping up to help those who have been impacted. 

Here's how North Texas residents can help get donations to victims of the California wildfires:

Dallas County

Sprinkled with Pink
1323 Columbia Dr #300, Richardson, TX 

100% of proceeds from their California collection, including sweatshirts and trucker hats, will go to wildfire relief. The shop is also offering a personalized item for victims personally impacted by the fires. Sprinkled with Pink's owner is from Southern California.

Malibu Apothecary
2012 Farrington St, Dallas, TX 

20% of proceeds will go to the American Red Cross through Jan. 31. Malibu Apothecary is named after Malibu, California, where its owner is from.

HerStory Market
5350 W. Lovers Lane Suite 127 Dallas, TX

HerStory is partnering with several organizations to collect donations for wildfire victims. They are in need of toiletries, linens and clothing Monday through Wednesday.

Coast Cycle
2003 N Henderson Ave, Dallas, TX

Cyclers can purchase a $25 class credit with all proceeds going towards the Los Angeles Fire Department.

East Dallas Middle Grounds
718 N Buckner Blvd #324, Dallas, TX 

The coffee shop is collecting clothing, toys, bedding, school supplies, Venmo donations and more.

BIRD Bakery
7A Highland Park Village, Dallas, TX

100% of proceeds from BIRD Bakery's strawberry lemonade cupcake will be donated to the L.A. Fire Department through Feb. 1 as part of their CUPCAKE FOR A CAUSE program. The bakery's founder and CEO recently relocated to L.A. and was evacuated from her home due to the fires.

The Potter's House 
6777 W Kiest Blvd, Dallas, TX

The Potter's House church is accepting donations from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Jan. 15. The church is purchasing and collecting N95 masks, air purifiers and more for wildfire victims. The Potter's House, which is based in Dallas, has a location in L.A.

Tarrant County

HerStory Market
333 Houston Street, Fort Worth, TX  

HerStory is partnering with several organizations to collect donations for wildfire victims. They are in need of toiletries, linens and clothing Monday through Wednesday.  

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