An Update from the Country Mart - 

Thanks to the heroic efforts of the Los Angeles Fire Department and other first responders, and what feels like some sheer luck, the Brentwood Country Mart has been spared any damage from the fires that have been ongoing in our community. Our hearts go out to Mart customers and our neighbors all over Los Angeles who were not so fortunate.  Please know that we send our love and support to you.

In a dark time such as this, I am comforted by the resilience and strength of our neighbors, friends and Mart family. I’m enormously grateful to our grounds crew who have been keeping watch at the Mart overnight since the fires started, the shopkeepers who are showing up for their respective customers in countless ways, and the citizens of Los Angeles for their outpouring of compassion and assistance. And our sincere thanks go out to the fearless firefighters who limited the devastation. 

The Country Mart has always been a place for families to gather and create memories together. In this situation where many of these same families are faced with unthinkable devastation and rebuilding, we want to show our support by making a donation to Save the Children’s Emergency Fund on behalf of Brentwood Country Mart, Marin Country Mart, and Montecito Country Mart.  

People need people. And now, more than ever, our community needs us; and we need our community. 

Warmly,
James S. Rosenfield

HOW MART SHOPS ARE HELPING

  • Dôen is participating in clothing drives around town. You can find information in their Instagram highlights to participate.

  • The goop team is on the ground in L.A. delivering meals to first responders via goop Kitchen. 

  • Poppy Store is sending new lovies to children who have been displaced by the fires. If you need a new lovie or some clothes for your children, please send them a note, here.

  • Caffe Luxxe is providing free drinks to all first responders and 10% off of drinks for anyone evacuated from their home.

  • The Farmshop team has been on the ground in L.A. delivering pastries to people returning to visit their homes and meals to first responders.

  • Jenni Kayne and Oak Essentials have been partnering with community members to send care packages to those directly affected as well as accepting Baby2Baby donations at their store. An assortment of Oak Essentials minis and full-size products are available for those displaced by the fires to stock up.

  •  The team at Clare V. has created the Los Angeles Je T'aime collection for which 100% of the proceeds will benefit American Red Cross. You can shop the collection, here.

  • If you're in need of a safe and familiar place to take a moment, Diesel, a Bookstore welcomes anyone from the community to come and spend time amongst the books. They have advanced readers for anyone who finds solace between the pages.

  • The team at James Perse has created a line of clothing for which profits will be donated to Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation.

     You can pre-order the collection, here.


PLEASE CHECK OUR SOCIAL MEDIA FOR UPDATES ON HOW OUR SHOPS ARE HELPING.