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
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
Grants will help fund community gatherings, local music and storytelling events and creative workshops, offering culturally affirming pathways to rebuild connection
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
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.
After surviving terrifying wildfires, a boy found healing and comfort with animals rescued by Malibu’s Big Heart Ranch
Alex Diaz never gave up on his love for coffee. Now he’s brewing up the good life he always hoped for.
The Music Center unveiled two visual art exhibits created in response to federal immigration raids and highlighting civil rights and community resilience.
Thanks to the extraordinary generosity of more than 48,000 donors, CCF raised over $100 million and has distributed tens of millions in immediate cash aid and resources to survivors through more than 260 nonprofit organizations.
Images of Angelenos supporting those taken in federal immigration raids will be projected onto Hall of Records building during NYELA.
A Rose Parade® float will honor the resilience, courage and unity of wildfire survivors