Stephen Curry's sister, Sydel Curry-Lee, joins Kamala Harris' niece in supporting LA wildfire victims: "Organizing clothes to send off to Meena's relief efforts"

Sydel Curry-Lee, sister of NBA superstar Stephen Curry, has teamed up with Meena Harris, the niece of outgoing Vice President Kamala Harris, to aid the victims of the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles. The connection between the two families is now extending beyond personal ties, as family members from both sides unite to help those in need after the fires ravaged parts of the city.

Sydel Curry-Lee took to Instagram to share her involvement in the relief efforts. Posting a picture of herself organizing clothes to be donated, she captioned the story, "Organizing clothes to send off to @meena x @babylist relief efforts." Sydel Curry-Lee’s post highlighted her contribution to the collective efforts aimed at providing relief to families affected by the flames that have torn through neighborhoods like Pacific Palisades, Sylmar, Woodland Hills, and Hollywood Hills.

Meena Harris is also spearheading relief initiatives through a partnership with several lifestyle and accessories brands. She shared the news of these efforts on her own Instagram account, drawing attention to the various organizations working together to help those impacted by the fires. One such organization that Meena has highlighted is "This Is About Humanity," a nonprofit committed to aiding displaced families.

The wildfires, which broke out earlier in the week, have destroyed hundreds of homes across Los Angeles, leaving many residents displaced and in need of immediate assistance. Sydel Curry-Lee's decision to join forces with Meena Harris underscores a growing movement of celebrities, activists, and organizations coming together to offer support during this tragic time.

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The fire’s destruction has also affected several individuals close to the Curry family. Warriors head coach Steve Kerr, whose 90-year-old mother had to evacuate, revealed that his childhood home in Pacific Palisades was one of the properties lost in the fires. "My family is fine. My mom is in good hands, but her house has gone," Kerr shared. "The town looks like it has been completely wiped out." the Golden State Warriors' player development coach Everett Dayton also expressed his own sorrow, confirming that his family’s LA home was destroyed.