Grants will help support immediate community needs like food, masks, air purifiers, and other basic need essentials

Donations will provide direct relief to families affected by the fire through Angeleno Cards, food distribution, air purifiers, and other essential resources delivered through trusted neighborhood partners

Grants will help fund community gatherings, local music and storytelling events and creative workshops, offering culturally affirming pathways to rebuild connection

Older adults who lost homes, possessions and stability in the 2025 Eaton Fire are receiving critical support, thanks to a partnership between the California Community Foundation (CCF) and Pasadena Village.

Latest Department of Angels survey, sponsored by the California Community Foundation, illustrates accelerating crisis threatening the region nearly 500 days after the Los Angeles wildfires

Ariana Silva and her son Aaron were temporarily displaced after smoke damage to their home.

Juan, on a lunch break from a construction job. Rosalina, at home with her children. Miriam, appearing in court. Edwin, seeking work at Home Depot.

Backed by the California Community Foundation, the coalition reflects a united effort to ensure immigrant communities remain central to California’s growth and prosperity

PACIFIC PALISADES–After evacuating from the Palisades fire, Lena Latiff recently returned to her beloved Casa Gateway affordable housing community overlooking Sunset Boulevard. 

For families who lost everything in L.A. wildfires, direct cash assistance provides an immediate lifeline and the freedom to use the money in a way that best meets their needs.