Malibu residents come together as a community to provide resources to those in need unprecedented forest firesbut a California family fears they may not find a place to live after their home burned in the Palisades wildfire.

Marlin Rodriguez and her husband had just 30 minutes to get their 5-year-old son and 11-month-old daughter before their Malibu the residence caught fire.

“My husband said ‘wake me up… We have to go, the fire is over the hill.’ And I quickly got up and grabbed what I could, you know, just our documents. And I grabbed my 11-month-old baby and my five-year-old son, and we went right to the car,” Rodriguez told FOX Business.

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Marlin’s Malibu home before and after the Palisades fire. (Marlin Rodriguez)

Rodriguez said it is now too dangerous to return to the site of his mobile home. There’s nothing left either. Only the metal frame remains. Like many, they are staying in an Airbnb, but after Friday they don’t know where they will go.

“Maybe we’ll go to a shelter. Before we went to the Airbnb, we were at the Ritchie Valens Rec Center. It’s a shelter that the Red Cross put up there,” he said.

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The Rodriguez family is making the most of their situation. The community has created, with the help of volunteers, a staging area for families in need. (Marlin Rodriguez)

The Rodriguez family is making the most of their situation. The community has created, with the help of volunteers, a staging area for needy families to meet the needs.

“We’re here for the diapers. We need diapers. So that’s why we’re here. We had some people come to our Airbnb place and drop off clothes for the kids,” according to Rodriguez.

Marlin Rodríguez, 5-year-old son and daughter. (Marlin Rodriguez)

She says her son is still trying to understand what’s going on and she’s doing her best to comfort him and explain that they can start over.

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“Lots of hugs. He’s having a hard time. He’s trying to understand. But it really hurts. And I just say, ‘Well, you know what?’ we are together You know, like we’re together and things will get better,” she said. “And we just have to start from the bottom, but we’re together.” We have to thank God for that and all those who are trying to bless us.”

The family has one GoFundMe for those who want to help.