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NEW OPPORTUNITY
The Altadena Community Preservation Fund is providing Altadena homeowners aged 65+ with bridge assistance to support immediate and mid-term needs. A one-time payment of $15,000 will be awarded to homeowners who meet the eligibility requirements.Apply now! Assistance will be distributed until funds are exhausted.
PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
- Homeowner experienced a total loss during the Eaton Fire
- Homeowner lived within U.S. Census Tracts 4602, 4603.01, 4603.02 and 4610 (visit
altadenatowncouncil.org to learn your census tract) - Homeowner is 65+
- Homeowner is uninsured or underinsured, including those on the California FAIR Plan
Apply at https://forwardplatform.com/altadena-community-preservation-fund/ or scan the QR code.
Questions? Email support@forwardplatform.zendesk.com or call (855)582-3973
Response financial resources
United Policyholders (UP) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) whose mission is to be a trustworthy and useful information resource and a respected voice for consumers of all types of insurance across the United States.
FEMA has authorized the use of federal funds to assist the state of California in combating the Palisades Fire. The Disaster Relief Fund provides allowances to assist in fighting fires that threaten to become major incidences. Myth vs. Fact: Disaster Assistance
GoFundMe also created its own campaign for wildfire relief and has tips for those who want to start their own fundraiser. *How GoFundMe and similar campaigns might affect FEMA funds*
FAQ for Homeowners Affected by the Eaton Wildfire
FAQ for Wildfires and Other Emergencies and Implications to Property Assessments/Tax Bills
Bet Tzedek is a recognized nonprofit that provides legal assistance and can help guide consumers through the insurance claims process
Emergency resources and hotlines
Disaster Distress Helpline: 1 (800) 985-5990 or text “TalkWithUs” to 66746 for emotional support and resources.
Disability Disaster Access – Support for disabled people before and after a disaster
Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) – Individuals unemployed due to disasters who don’t qualify for regular unemployment benefits.
LA County Recovers – Disaster Resource Centers
Airbnb/211 – Airbnb, partnership with 211 LA, is offering free temporary housing for residents displaced or forced to evacuate due to the recent wildfires.
Alerts
Alert LA County – Emergency Alerts in text and email form.
Watch Duty – Real time evacuation orders, shelter info, updates on containment, acres burned, and general fire details.
Air Quality Monitoring – Air Quality Monitoring.
Fire and Emergency Evacuation Information – Wildfire updates and evacuation information.
Ready LA County – Emergency alerts and notifications – We work with agencies across L.A. County to ensure you are receiving the most up-to-date information.
Fire recovery assistance
Altadena Fire Recovery Information & Resources – LA County Recovers
Eaton Fire Recovery Information – Preliminary maps showing damage assessments have been posted but are incomplete and being updated daily
Eaton Canyon Community Relief – This is a page for resources to provide relief to our neighbors in the Altadena/Pasadena area who have been affected by the Eaton Canyon fires.
Dena Resource Guide – Resource document from Partnership for Children Youth and Families (PCYF) with links to where to donate, where to request funds, housing, and more
Mutual Aid LA Network (MALAN) 2025 Fire & Windstorm Resource Library– MALAN is a connector and information hub for mutual aid efforts, people and resources across Los Angeles.
Flintridge Center – a nonprofit organization in Pasadena has organized the Dena Relief Drive and Dena Fire Relief Fund. (236 West Mountain Street, Suite 106, Pasadena, CA 91103 | General Office: (626)449-0839, @flintridgecenter for updates)
Emergency Network Los Angeles (ENLA) – ENLA represents a network of nonprofits that enhances and supports the recovery of communities after an emergency incident. Access to non-profits aiding residents impacted by disasters. Services may range from humanitarian relief, planning for disaster response to long-term recovery and assistance programs.
Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority complied their own list of resources for those affected, includes lists of emergency evacuation centers, donation funds and federal resources
Samaritan’s Purse – personal item recovery, roof tarping, chainsaw work
Helpful email lists
Altadena Connections – WWW.ALTADENANEWS.ORG
City of Pasadena – https://www.cityofpasadena.net/
City of Arcadia – https://www.arcadiaca.gov/news_detail_T41_R456.php
City of Sierra Madre – https://www.sierramadreca.gov/
U.S. Congresswoman Judy Chu – 28th District of CA
Sasha Renée Pérez – Elected to represent the 25th Senate District in November 2024, Senator Sasha Renée Pérez was born and raised in Alhambra, where her family has lived for over 50 years.
Supervisor Kathryn Barger – Supervisor Kathryn Barger represents the 5th supervisorial district of Los Angeles County
Councilmember Tyron Hampton – Councimember Tyron Hampton represents the first district of Pasadena
Volunteer opportunities in the immediate aftermath
The Pasadena Community Job Center is looking for volunteers to help sort donations as well as go out and clean up streets. Visit their Instagram for updates: @Pasadenajobcenter
Its Bigger Than Us is a nonprofit that describes themselves as an organization “fueled by a commitment to underserved communities”. They are looking for volunteers to help in their distribution center. Sign Up Here
Clean Air Los Angeles is looking for volunteers to help distribute PPE to shelters and affected communities. Sign Up Here
Best Friends Animal Society is looking for volunteers to foster cats and dogs displaced by the wildfires. Email volunteers@dreamcenter.org for more information
Mutual Aid LA Network posts immediate volunteer and donation needs from various organizations throughout the day. Visit their Instagram @Mutalaidla
Volunteer
While our first responders address immediate needs, we are preparing for the work ahead to provide lasting solutions for affected families. If you are interested in joining us, please add your name to our Volunteer Interest List.
Wildfire Assistance
We are focused on providing long-term solutions for families affected by this tragedy. If you need support or want to learn how we can assist you, please add your name to our contact list.
Donate
SGV Habitat is calling on individuals, businesses, and community leaders to join this vital effort. Our proven track record of using donations efficiently and transparently ensures that every dollar goes directly toward supporting those affected by the LA fires..
