"Well, first of all zero percent of it is about me because I have my home and I am safe," the actress began. "I'm not a spokesperson for people who've gone through this. But it's pretty devastating to witness, obviously. I think everyone is in shock, honestly, Katie. I just think that it hasn't even begun to hit us."
"When I've gone to flood sites or hurricane evacuations or just disaster relief, you go scared of what you're going to see and you always come away filled with hope and with faith and humanity, and that's the opportunity here," she said.
While Garner noted that Save the Children is currently mounting its response to the wildfires, she added, "The first thing you do is feed people."
"And that's what he's done," she said of Andrés. "So I just reached out to him through Save and I said, 'How can I put my hands to work?' And I'm lucky. I know everyone in LA is desperate to be put to work and there are so few ways to do it. I did get to shoot to the top with Chef, which is very, very lucky."