A San Francisco baking company has devised a sweet way to help those impacted by the Los Angeles County wildfires. The Black Jet Baking Company team has dedicated a cake to those in LA, and proceeds from the orders will go towards relief efforts. “We decided to make a coconut layer cake that has the top I Love LA on it,” said Gillian Shaw Lundgren of Black Jet Baking Company. “[We were] inspired by the Randy Newman Song, so just trying to figure out what we can do.” Proceeds will be donated explicitly to Restaurants Care, a non-profit dedicated to helping those in the industry who have been affected. “They have created this fund that will go directly to restaurant workers and food and beverage workers to aid in food and help people get back on their feet and pay rent,” Lundgren said. All bakery orders must be placed online, and the establishment will run the promotion until the end of the month. California 5 hours ago Gov. Newsom talks wildfires response in Southern California california wildfires 14 hours ago Live updates: Death toll climbs to 16 as fight against LA fires continues California 23 hours ago Bay Area residents organize to help those impacted by LA County wildfires At Sommer, a shop down the street from the bakery, people stopped by with donations. It’s one collection sport of a larger event on Sunday in Emeryville. Local content creators are hosting an event at Trader Vic’s, where people can donate new clothes and toiletries. “I am working with a group based in Los Angeles,” said Jessi Caparella, a local content creator. They’re called We Love LA, and they are doing community care packages. They basically have 60 families right now that they are catering to the full list of their needs.”