Group 1: Humanitarian Efforts - The Home Depot Foundation is committing 1milliontosupportimmediatehumanitariananddisasterreliefeffortsinSouthernCaliforniaduetorecentwildfires[1]−TeamDepot,TheHomeDepot′sassociatevolunteerforce,ispackingfirereliefkitscontainingessentialsfordistributioninaffectedareas[2]−TheHomeDepothascoordinatedwithsupplierstodeploytruckloadsofessentialsuppliestostoresinSouthernCaliforniatosupportlocalcommunities[3]Group2:CommunitySupportInitiatives−TheHomeDepotFoundationisworkingwithnonprofitpartnerstoassessimmediateneedsinimpactedareasandexpeditethedeliveryofessentialreliefsupplies[4]−TheHomerFundisprovidingfinancialsupporttoimpactedassociatesinneedofhousing,food,andclothing[4]Group3:FoundationBackground−TheHomeDepotFoundationhasinvestedover550 million in veteran causes since 2011 and aims to invest 750millionby2030[5]−TheFoundationisalsocommittedtotrainingthenextgenerationofskilledtradespeoplewithapledgeof50 million through the Path to Pro program by 2028 [5] Group 4: Other Relief Organizations - World Central Kitchen has distributed thousands of meals to first responders and emergency workers across multiple sites [7] - Operation Blessing and Convoy of Hope are providing essential items and supplies to those affected by the wildfires [7] - The American Red Cross has established shelters for displaced individuals and families, distributing meals and essential supplies [7]