‘GMA’ kicks off ‘SoCal Robust’ to assist these affected by California wildfires

LOS ANGELES — “Good Morning America” will broadcast stay from Southern California on Friday as a part of ABC Information’ expanded “SoCal Robust” wildfire protection.

The reduction effort to help Los Angles-area communities impacted by the devastating wildfires can be centered on driving restoration, rebuilding and resilience and highlighting ways in which viewers can help native organizations serving to SoCal households rebuild their lives.

“GMA” co-anchors Robin Roberts and Michael Strahan and chief meteorologist and chief local weather correspondent Ginger Zee, will broadcast stay from numerous places throughout Southern California.

Chief nationwide correspondent Matt Gutman and correspondent and ABC Information Stay anchor Kayna Whitworth, who’ve been overlaying the fires since final week, may even be part of the protection.

Along with highlighting the various communities that had been impacted, there can be stay musical performances throughout “GMA” on Friday. Singer Aloe Blacc will carry out his music “Shine (Aurora)” and kids’s choir The Excessive Notes will carry out their authentic music “The Mild in Me, the Mild in You.”

Tune into “Good Morning America” on Friday, Jan. 17, as ABC Information and ABC owned stations kick off “SoCal Robust” (#SoCalStrong) protection in help of Los Angeles-area communities amid the devastating wildfires. Protection continues throughout ABC Information applications and platforms.

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