Australia is burning - here's how you can help

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry posted a tribute on Australia Day, and shared "stories of how you’ve come together in the face of such adversity."Kate Middleton and Prince William similarly celebrated the "incredible strength and resilience of all the Australian people."Australia has been facing devastating and deadly wildfires, which have killed an estimated 1.25 billion animals, and at least 29 people.Australia Day takes place on January 26, and members of the royal family have been paying

By Rita Bratovich

By Rita Bratovich

A Stonehouse Guide leader has praised her girls for the very thoughtful messages of support they sent to their ‘sisters’ in Australia.

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Bethenny Frankel, 49, has left her Real Housewives Of New York days behind to focus on different projects, however, one thing still remains the same — Her passion to help others in times of need with her BStrong Foundation. When the successful SkinnyGirl mogul heard about the horrifying brushfires taking place in Australia, she knew she needed to step up and assist right away.

Stewartry residents are being encouraged to do their bit to help Australia’s fire-ravaged wildlife.

The world is doing its bit to help Australia fight the horrific bush fires. The devastating fire has been deemed as the worst bushfire season which has been fuelled by the record-breaking temperatures and months of severe drought.

Forget cake and ice cream for Nina Dobrev's birthday. All she wants for her special day is for you to donate to Australian wildlife relief funds. The Vampire Diaries star took to Instagram with a heartfelt plea for fans to contribute to the cause in a bid to save the animals and massive stretches of land in Australia that have been affected by the deadly wildfires as of late. https://www.instagram.com/p/B7EOj-dACHz/?utm_source=ig_embed

Amid Australia's bushfire crisis, a growing host of celebrities have pledged donations to firefighters and organizations supporting those affected, including Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, Lizzo, Pink, and Selena Gomez. This week, Chris Hemsworth joined the list of donors, contributing a staggering $1 million and urging his followers to pledge whatever they can.

It's been an incredibly rough couple of days for Australia— that are leaving its citizens and wildlife in serious danger. , and a reported , which is projected to last for at least another one to two months from now. People from all around the world are trying to figure out how they can help, and some of your favorite celebrities are beginning to chime in on how heartbroken they are about the damage in Australia.

Chris Hemsworth has donated $1 million to the wildfire relief efforts in his native Australia.

For months now, devastating have been tearing through Australia, resulting in dozens of casualties, destroyed homes, and massive damage to both cities and bushlands. Nearly every state in Australia has been affected in some way, although a large portion of the destruction has been concentrated in the southeastern region of New South Wales.Celebrities and public figures across the world have been raising awareness and rallying people to help both victims and first responders.