With help from the California Community Foundation, the Council is working to restore the Palisades

With support from a grant from the California Community Foundation’s Wildfire Recovery Fund, JFLA has stepped up in a major way

For Jim Kirtley, the executive director of the Palisades-Malibu YMCA, the most painful part of having the building burn to the ground in the January wildfires was the loss of daily interactions with its more than 600 members, its 25 staffers and even the passersby he regularly would engage on the street.

The California Community Foundation has established a new fund to support Los Angeles County nonprofit groups that are providing aid amid what it calls a “humanitarian crisis” caused by immigration raids in local communities.

Amid growing political and financial uncertainty, dedicated street medicine teams offer a crucial lifeline to vulnerable, undocumented residents.

With nearly 1,400 of its students affected by the Eaton Fire in Altadena, Pasadena’s College Access Plan, like many California Community Foundation grantees, became a relief and recovery organization overnight.

New Poll Finds Strong Majority of California Support Immigrants and their Access to Critical State Safety Net Services

One month after wildfires devastated Los Angeles, CCF awards additional $15 million in second round of grants to support immediate aid and long-term recovery.

The new public-private initiative will provide vital project management and advocacy to help disaster-stricken Los Angeles communities lead their own rebuilding efforts.

In the wake of political orders and actions that are bringing fear into our communities, leaders reaffirm their commitment to protecting communities, defending progress, and keeping the California Dream within reach for all.