Bear Brown is encouraging his followers to help those who have suffered from the “raging” Palmer Fire in Washington.

Days after the Alaskan Bush People star and a few of his siblings revealed that the wildfire had broken out near their home in Okanogan County, Bear shared that his family has “lost a lot.”

“I would like to wish everybody well that has lost from the fire! My family and I have lost a lot, but we are not the only ones! Many people have lost there homes and there livelihood!” Bear wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of a burning tree.

“Please everyone reach out to those in need with helping hands!” the reality star wrote.

“My family doesn’t need any help, but a lot of other families effected [sic] by the fire do!” he continued. “It’s tragic how many homes have been lost!”

Amid the tragedy, Bear is staying positive and encouraged those who also suffered due to the fire to “stay strong.”

“But to those who have lost my heart goes out to you all! Stay strong! It’s always darkest before the dawn and God bless you all!!!” he concluded.

In a video posted to the show’s Instagram account on Monday, members of the Brown family — including Noah and his wife Rhain, Bear, Snowbird and Rain — assured fans that they are doing well after being evacuated due to the fire.

“On August 18, a wildfire broke out near the Brown family’s land. The family is safe, but the fire is still raging,” the caption of the post reads.

In the footage, Noah explains, “There’s been a massive wildfire on Palmer Mountain.”

“Everybody made it out completely safe,” Bear says. “We are all totally good.”