Altadena Girls is a youth-led mutual aid initiative supporting girls impacted by the Eaton Canyon Fires, providing essentials like clothing, hygiene products, and personal care items, while creating a welcoming community space where girls can heal, connect, and thrive. learn more

@altadenagirls

Baby2Baby is a nonprofit that provides children living in poverty across the country with diapers, clothing, and basic necessities every child deserves. They provide emergency supplies to the most vulnerable children and families affected by the fires, including diapers, food, formula, water, clothing, blankets, and hygiene products. learn more

@baby2baby

Acknowledging how vulnerable pregnancy and the birth journey are, birthFUND is supporting pregnant and newly postpartum moms who have been displaced due to the LA fires with direct cash. learn more

@birthfund

The California Community Foundation’s Wildfire Recovery Fund supports both mid-term to long-term recovery efforts for those affected by California wildfires. learn more

@calfund

CHANGE is a global network of cities advancing gender equity and strengthening care systems. CHANGE supports LA fire recovery by mapping the impact on the childcare system, gathering lessons from the emergency response, and creating a disaster preparedness playbook to strengthen care infrastructure and inform future disaster response, benefiting both LA and cities worldwide. learn more

The Child Care Alliance of Los Angeles (CCALA) is a coalition of ten partner agencies that delivers services to thousands of families and child care providers across LA County.  They provide direct financial assistance to childcare providers impacted by the fires, helping them recover, rebuild, and continue offering essential services to families in affected communities. They also coordinate resources, advocacy, and technical support to ensure long-term resilience for the local childcare network. learn more

Connections for Children supports parents and childcare professionals through childcare referrals, financial assistance, professional development, and family engagement opportunities. They connect families and childcare providers impacted by the recent fires with essential services and emergency resources. learn more

@connections4children

Dena Care Collective is an initiative of End Poverty in California and FORWARD designed to cut through systemic barriers and deliver equitable aid and long-term recovery support. The Dena Care Collective delivers immediate and secure financial aid and case management in Altadena. learn more

Elizabeth House provides shelter for pregnant and parenting women in need. Their emergency relief fund supports pregnant parents, moms, and alumns of its holistic shelter program impacted by the Eaton fires. learn more

@elizabethhousepasadena

El Nido Family Centers is a Los Angeles-based nonprofit empowering youth and families through services that address poverty’s root causes. El Nido offers financial assistance and a range of essential services to families and care workers who have lost income due to the fires, providing immediate relief to help them recover. learn more

@elnidofamilycenters

Global Empowerment Mission provides disaster relief by rapidly and efficiently delivering aid to those in need. They’ve provided cash cards, housing support, supplies, and more for victims of the LA fires. learn more

@globalempowermentmission

The Los Angeles Habitat for Humanity helps people who cannot afford a home in the Los Angeles area. Their ReBuild LA Fund assists those affected by the fires, helping them to relocate to other housing, rebuild their homes, and restore their lives, and is committed to long-term rebuilding in Los Angeles. learn more 

@habitatla

Inclusive Action for the City’s mission is to serve underinvested communities and build thriving local economies. They provide cash aid to open-air workers whose livelihoods were affected by the fires. learn more

@inclusivaction

The Jenesse Center is a nonprofit domestic violence intervention and prevention organization providing comprehensive services to survivors and families impacted by domestic violence. The Center is providing ongoing shelter and aid for survivors of domestic violence impacted by the LA fires. learn more

@jenessecenter 

The LA Fire Department Foundation supports the LA Fire Department in protecting life, property, and the environment by providing essential equipment, and training to supplement city resources. learn more

@lafdfoundation 

LA Más fosters neighborhood stability and economic resilience by building ownership for working-class communities in Northeast LA (NELA). They’re actively working to preserve long-term affordable housing in NELA, where the Eaton Fires have intensified displacement pressures. learn more

@mas4la

As part of its mission to support the Los Angeles Unified School District, its students, and teachers in pursuit of equitable learning for all, the LAUSD Education Foundation provides direct cash assistance to employees and helps establish classrooms affected by the fires. learn more

This fund provides direct cash payments to parents in their coaching program to reduce stress and empower them to reach their goals. With many families in the area impacted by the ongoing crisis, LIFT LA is directing funds to their program to help families get back on their feet. learn more

@liftcommunities

Mama2Mama supports mothers and birthing people with postpartum care and resources. They provide direct cash assistance to pregnant and postpartum families displaced by the LA fires. learn more

@mama2mama_org

Mothers Rising for Guaranteed Basic Income in South LA uplifts and empowers mothers with children aged 0-5, breaking the chains of financial hardship that have long held these resilient women back. With many mothers impacted by job loss and the ongoing crisis, they are providing additional support to their community. learn more

@rising.communities

Addressing some of the most affected members of the Los Angeles community, the Domestic Worker Relief Fund provides emergency financial assistance and long-term recovery support to local care workers impacted by the wildfires. learn more

@domesticworkers

Office of: Office's Community Rebuilding Response (CRR) is a program supporting wildfire-affected homeowners. With RFF’s funding, it will help single mothers and multigenerational caregivers navigate rebuilding and financial aid, addressing barriers like insurance gaps, permitting, and access to services. learn more

@officeof_office

With RFF’s support, Pandemic of Love, a grassroots, mutual aid community, will distribute direct cash payments to single moms affected by the LA wildfires. learn more

Pasadena Community Foundation’s Eaton Fire Relief & Recovery Fund provides resources to community-based nonprofit agencies in support of families and individuals in Altadena, Pasadena, and Sierra Madre directly impacted by the Eaton Fire. learn more 

Pathways LA supports the continuum of care that includes parents, childcare providers, community partners, and policymakers. They are actively coordinating relief efforts for childcare providers forced to shut down due to the fires, helping them recover and reopen. learn more 

@pathways_la

The SoCal Fire Fund provides immediate and long-term support for community-centered recovery initiatives that aid students, school employees, and families impacted by the fires with direct cash assistance. learn more

The Greater LA Education Foundation ensures that students, schools, and communities have the resources to thrive. They’ve established a dedicated fund to direct vital resources to students, families, and educators affected by the LA County wildfires. learn more

@greaterlaedfund 

Watch Duty is a non-profit that delivers real-time public safety information through trained reporters—including active and retired firefighters and first responders—providing life-saving updates during emergencies to ensure communities receive accurate, timely alerts when they need them most. learn more

@watchdutyapp