Jennifer Garner shined a light on the work Save the Children and Project:Camp are doing for families in Los Angeles during the devastating wildfires. 'There's so much work to do,' said the actress.

On Friday, the “13 Going on 30” star was spotted with chef José Andrés, who started a not-for-profit, non-governmental organization to feed those in need.

The ongoing wildfires in Southern California have killed at least 11 people and placed some 130,000 residents under evacuation orders.

As families and communities in Los Angeles deal with the after-effects of the fires, Jennifer Garner ensured she played her part in the relief efforts. Garner, who has remained a longtime trustee of Save the Children,

The "13 Going on 30" actress said she "almost" feels "guilty" walking through her house, which was spared from the destructive fire.

Jennifer Garner ‘Heartbroken’ as She Comforts Children Who Lost Homes in LA Fires Jennifer Garner teams up with Save the Children at an emergency relief pop-up camp to comfort families affected by the LA fires.

Actor and Pacific Palisades resident Jennifer Garner is once again teaming up with Save the Children to help those who have lost so much in the devastating wildfires in Southern California. NBC’s Jacob Soboroff reports for TODAY.