The burned buildings at Palisades High School are being cleared by the Army Corps of Engineers.
The devastating January 7 Palisades Fire damaged the Palisades Charter High School and displaced 3,000 students from across more than 100 Los Angeles zip codes.
Now everyone can help the school community by participating in online auction to raise funds. Hurry, the auction closes at 5 p.m. on March 31 and can be found at
palihighboosterclub.com/benefit
The auction features over 150 incredible items and experiences, many of which can be shipped or redeemed nationwide, making it easy for anyone to participate and support a meaningful cause.
Featured Items Include:
- Vacations to Four Seasons Maui, Deer Valley, the Philippines, Mexico and Lake Arrowhead.
- Staycations at Casa del Mar, Shutter, the Proper Hotel, Calamigos Ranch
- Premier tickets to the concert of your choice
- Sports tickets including Dodgers, Lakers, Clippers, Kings, and a VIP road trip with the Rams and a two-hour beach volleyball lesson with Olympian Miles Partain in Hermosa Beach.
- Celebrity experiences
- Gift cards to great restaurants
- Golf, surfing, sailing, tennis, wineries, spa…
Starting bids are often well below retail value, so people can find incredible deals while supporting an urgent cause: helping fund critical academic, athletic, art, and tech programs for students who’ve been displaced by the fire and forced into off-site learning.
“This is more than a fundraiser. It’s a way to show these students that their community extends beyond their zip code,” said Mariam Engel, a parent and volunteer with the Pali High Booster Club. “Anyone can log on, find something exciting, and make a real difference.”
Or if people do not want to bid on items, there is a place to donate directly to the Booster Club, whose funds are used to buy uniforms for school teams/bands, as well as other extracurricular needs.
All proceeds go to the Palisades High School Booster Club, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports student programs and activities not funded by public dollars.
Bid now and help Pali High students recover, reconnect and rise.