The BriefOver $100 million was raised from the Jan. 30 FireAid benefit concert in Inglewood.The first phase of grants, $50 million, will be distributed to community organizations that helped with wildfire relief efforts.

FireAid has announced the names of the fire relief organizations that will receive the first $50 million of grants from the all-star concert proceeds.

The first round of grants targeting wildfire relief efforts in Los Angeles following last month's all-star FireAid benefit concerts were announced on Tuesday (Feb. 18). The $50 million-worth of phase one gifting - representing half of the estimated $100 million raised by the shows - will prioritize "community-based organizations that are on the front lines of wildfire relief.

FireAid announces recipients of the first grants from the LA wildfire relief concerts that raised more than $100 million.

These grants coming from the massive benefit concert in January will prioritize immediate recovery services for displaced residents, workers, small-business owners and first responders.

FireAid has distributed $50 million in grants following its star-studded concert fundraiser, the nonprofit announced Tuesday. The shows, put on through a partnership between Live Nation, AEG and the Azoff Company,