Australia fires: How the world has responded to the crisis

The world has watched with horror as bushfires have torn across Australia, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.
The blazes have razed almost 2,000 homes and killed at least 25 people and hundreds of millions of animals since they began in September.
People in Australia and abroad, including politicians and celebrities, have been eager to find ways to offer assistance and support.
But authorities have warned that some kinds of help can actually be a hindrance and overwhelm fire-affected communities.
Here are some of the ways that the world has responded to Australia's bushfire crisis, and what help those responding to the crisis say is needed.

Creative fundraising

Many people have made financial donations to help with the response to the crisis.
One fundraiser for fire services in New South Wales (NSW), launched by Australian comedian Celeste Barber, raised more than A$20m (£10.6m; $13m) in just 48 hours. It's now topped A$30m, with donations from more than 1.1 million people.
Big business in Australia has also pledged significant contributions.
Some of the biggest sums offered to the relief efforts have come from celebrities.
US singer Pink, Australian pop star Kylie Minogue, Oscar-winning actress Nicole Kidman, British singer Elton John He wasn't the only tennis player to chip in. Ashleigh Barty, the Australian world number one, said she would donate all her prize money from the Brisbane International - which offers a pot of nearly A$1.5m. Maria Sharapova said on Twitter she would donate A$25,000, and Novak Djokovic later matched the pledge.
And then there's the California-based Instagram model Kaylen Ward, who claimed to have raised more than half a million dollars by offering nude photos of herself in exchange for proof of charitable donations.

Food and goods

Fire-ravaged communities have also been inundated with donations of toys, food, clothes and furniture. But officials have warned that such generosity can sometimes cause problems.and Australian actor Chris Hemsworth are among those to make major donations

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"Unfortunately, what usually happens is local communities become overwhelmed very quickly with donated goods," Jeremy Hillman told broadcaster ABC, adding that donations can clog up halls used for recovery meetings.

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