Disaster relief

Pearl Nutrition in Fountain Hills seeks donations for displaced LA residents

Community can donate through Jan. 22

Owners of Pearl Nutrition Ed and Gina Kramer are starting their disaster relief fund for those affected by the wildfires raging in Los Angeles. The community can donate items at Pearl Nutrition through Jan. 22.

Photo courtesy of Pearl Nutrition

The owners of the healthy smoothie bar Pearl Nutrition in Fountain Hills have organized a disaster relief drive for the victims of the wildfires raging in Los Angeles.

Requesting donations for everything from hygiene essentials to water and non-perishable food items, owners Ed and Gina Kramer are collecting items through Wednesday, Jan. 22.

On Thursday, Jan. 23, the donations will be loaded into a box truck, and Ed will drive to L.A. to deliver the items to various donation drop-off centers.

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