Jay Leno was spotted driving his 1941 American laFrance fire truck to deliver food to first responders amid the ongoing Los Angeles wildfires.

Amid the Los Angeles fires, the former late-night host, 74, has been driving to relief sites in his own fire truck to feed the first responders. On Monday, Leno spoke with CNN’s Anderson Cooper in an impromptu interview about the disaster relief he is providing to those working around the clock to put out the blazes.

In an impromptu interview with Anderson Cooper in the Pacific Palisades January 14, against a backdrop of real, operational fire trucks, Leno said he “drove a 1941 American LaFrance fire truck” to lend his services,

LOS ANGELES (Gray News) - Comedian Jay Leno traveled to the Pacific Palisades on Monday night to help feed first responders and hand out food to those who have been affected by the California wildfires. The former late-night television show host said he drove his 1941 American LaFrance firetruck full of hot food to the residents in need.

Jay Leno is among the Angelenos pitching in to help those fighting the wildfires in Los Angeles. “We’re cooking for the [firefighting] crew,” the former Tonight Show host told CNN’s Anderson Cooper last night.

Amid the devastating Los Angeles wildfires, Jay Leno pitched in on relief efforts by serving hot meals to local firefighters. Watch the moment.

Leno told host Sandra Smith that he volunteered to serve meals to the firefighters responding to the emergency affecting the greater Los Angeles area because he didn’t want to be a part of the “blame game.