CCF grantees are leading the critical recovery work on the ground and, meeting a wide range of needs:
Pacific Palisades Community Council Working to Recover the Town’s “Heart and Soul”. Read more
Video: Wildfire Fund Grantee, New Economics for Women. Watch video
Altadena Rallies to Save Its Beloved Trees. Read more
Even After Losing Buildings in the Wildfires, the YMCA Continues to Provide Relief as it Rebuilds. Read more
Jewish Free Loan Association Helps Wildfire Survivors. Read more
Eaton Fire Survivors Network. Read more
How A College Guidance Program Became a Post-Wildfire Lifeline. Read more
We Fund Trusted Community Groups Addressing Long-range Recovery Challenges
The CCF Wildfire Recovery Fund has raised more than $100 million from generous donors, initially to fund our grants for immediate relief, and now for the demanding next phase. Our network of 200 nonprofit grantee partners is providing resources to help survivors and other impacted individuals.
Recovery is not just about rebuilding what was lost. It’s also about reimagining what’s possible—and building a future that is safer, more equitable, and more resilient.
Nearly 200 CCF grantee partners cover a wide variety of service areas helping renters, homeowners, seniors, children, small business owners and displaced workers impacted by the fires.
Six months after the fires, we surveyed our network of 200 nonprofit grantee partners working on wildfire recovery to understand their latest needs and future challenges.
Recovery from the devastating Palisades and Eaton wildfires will take two or three years. So far we have raised $100 million and count on our generous donors to fund the long haul.
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Your generous donation will help the region continue to recover and rebuild. Mark your gift as general operating support and we will apply it where it is most needed.
CONTACTS:
Donors: DonorRelations@calfund.org
Community-based organizations: LAWildfires@calfund.org