Support the Zarrow Family after Palisades Wildfire

My name is Anna Chi, and I am writing on behalf of the Alpha Psi Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi at the University of Southern California.

Several of our sisters have been affected by the recent wildfires spreading through much of Southern California. One of these is Ella Zarrow, a sophomore at USC studying Law, History and Culture on the Pre-Law track. Ella (20), along with her father and mother, Aaron and Neelee as well as her younger sister Liv (17) grew up in the Palisades, and have called it home for their whole life.

Sadly, the wildfires have caused devastation to the Palisades community, including Palisades Charter High School. The Zarrow’s house has unfortunately burned down as well.

Since joining ADPi in Spring 2024, Ella has been a ray of sunshine to our ADPi family and has only ever wanted the best for her sisters. She is one of the most genuine, positive, and hardworking individuals with high hopes for bettering her community. We love and care for Ella so much, and we want to support her and her family during this devastating time.

We appreciate any donations to her family. Remaining donations will be dispersed to the other sisters in our chapter who have been affected. Thank you.

"From the moment I met Ella during informal sorority recruitment, I knew I loved her. We immediately clicked over our love for theatre and our families, and I was desperate to be her friend. Ella is the little sister I never had. She always has a smile on her face, she is one of the most hard-working girls I know, and she has endless love for her family and friends. Her family has been nothing but supportive of me. Her dad and I always crack jokes whenever we see each other and he has never failed to uplift me and remind me of my own worth. The Zarrow’s are some of the kindest people I have ever met, and truly, Ella is more than a sorority little to me, she is family. If you love me, you love Ella, and I ask that you do whatever you are able, to help her and her wonderful family." - Zoey Monnissen, ADPi Class of 2026