Kim Kardashian talks about California wildfires and asks for help during an emotional speech

The Kardashian family shared a heartfelt message of support and appreciation for the people affected by the California wildfires and the people fighting the underworld during their acceptance speech at this year's People's Choice Awards. , Sunday.

After the announcement of presenter Chrissy Teigen The amazing Kardashian family Kim Kardashian-West, Kris Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian and Kendall Jenner, winners of the best reality show of 2018, made their way to the Barker Hangar stage in Santa Monica, where Kim spoke on behalf of her family.

"It has been a very difficult week at home in Calabasas, Hidden Hills, and our neighbors in Thousand Oaks and Malibu," said Kim, bleakly. "Our hearts are broken by the terrible fire and for those who have lost their lives and their homes, as well as by the hundreds of thousands of us who have been evacuated from the devastating fires that are currently burning."

Kim and a number of family members are among the tens of thousands of evacuees from their homes because of the violent Woolsey Fire and Hill Fire ravaging southern California, as well as those evacuated by fire. deadly camp burning north of Sacramento.

"As horrible as it may be, it's amazing to see the resilient spirit of all involved and the heroism of those who risk their lives on the front lines," Kim continued. "It is necessary to act, so all we can do to help, as simple as making a donation to many organizations that collect supplies, any form of assistance is too small. "

"Our country is stronger when we come together and we can not face the devastation alone," she said. "We must continue to reach out and help each other during these difficult times."

A number of other celebrities, including Camille Grammer, Gerard Butler, Robin Thicke, Lady Gaga, Orlando Bloom, Caitlyn Jenner and many others, were forced to evacuate by the fire from Woolsey. Some, like Butler, have already returned home and found their home totally or partially destroyed.

They join the ranks of nearly 260,000 other residents of Los Angeles and Ventura counties who were forced to flee their homes due to fires, which have already burned more than 80,000 acres.

Firefighters from across the state, as well as from neighboring states, are working tirelessly on many fronts to contain fires and combat the devastation of these appalling wildfires.

"We would like to dedicate this victory to all firefighters, law enforcement and first responders," said Kim during the acceptance speech. "We really appreciate what you have done for all of us, so please continue to pray for the safety of all."

Sunday, AND discussed with Jamie Foxx at the premiere of the movie Robin Hood in New York, where the actor revealed that many of his family members living in Thousand Oaks had been evacuated and were currently staying in a hotel until they learned the fate of their home.

"I can not say enough about people, in a world right now where it's kind of foolish to just look for good in people – stop looking for evil in people," Fox said. . "And just pray for kids, man, pray for everyone in California, people are losing their lives, we've been lucky enough to be able to move out, but a lot of people are not, God bless everyone . "

Watch the video below to learn more.