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Free, 24/7 information and referral line that connects LA County residents to health, human, and social services.

Creates first homes for young people aging out of foster care by furnishing them with donated furniture and household goods.

Pasadena nonprofit that helps Latino youth and their families prepare for college and careers through conferences, workshops, and mentoring.

Helps low-income older adults in Los Angeles find stable homes through affordable housing, shared housing matches, and supportive services.

Local chapter of the American Institute of Architects, serving architects and design professionals in Pasadena and the foothill communities.

Collective of Altadena and Pasadena artists that makes art accessible through art fairs, open studio tours, and community art projects.

Community health network providing medical, dental, and senior care to underserved families across Southern California.

Neighbor-led network that connects Altadena residents block by block through neighborhood captains who share recovery information and support.

Fund at the Pasadena Community Foundation focused on long-term housing recovery and rebuilding in Altadena after the Eaton Fire.

Supports and promotes Altadena businesses and helps the local business community recover and grow.

Group of architecture, owner's representation, and real estate professionals helping fire survivors rebuild through shared resources and coordinated design.

Residents and allies, supported by the Los Angeles Community Land Trust Coalition, working to keep Altadena land in community hands and prevent displacement.

Youth-led nonprofit started after the Eaton Fire that gives teen girls clothing, essentials, and a community space to heal and connect.

Advocacy group that protects and celebrates Altadena's architectural, environmental, and cultural heritage.

A nonprofit founded by Eaton Fire survivors that provides zero-interest financing and vetted builder support to help Altadena homeowners close the funding gap and rebuild.

Public library system serving Altadena with books, programs, and community resources, including fire recovery information.

Raises funds and advocates for the Altadena libraries and their programs.

Local branch of the NAACP, advocating for civil rights and racial equity for Altadena residents.

Peer support group where Eaton Fire survivors gather each month to share a meal, resources, and encouragement.

Nonprofit that brings private sector guidance and resources to rebuilding Altadena's homes, businesses, and commercial corridors.

Founded by four Black women from Altadena and Pasadena, it runs supply distribution drives, wellness classes, and advocacy for fire survivors. Now known as A Resilient Tomorrow.

Helps Altadena's Black and most vulnerable families find relief after the Eaton Fire and makes sure their voices are heard in recovery decisions.

Service club of local volunteers that funds community projects, scholarships, and fire relief grants in Altadena.

Community design initiative sponsored by Steadfast LA that gathers resident input to reimagine Altadena's public spaces after the fire.

Elected volunteer council that represents Altadena residents and advises Los Angeles County on local issues.

Grassroots organization of design & planning pros: advocacy, case management, co-visioning Altadena commercial corridors w/130+ commercial owner outreach.

Offers free peer counseling, emotional support, and resource navigation to people across LA County, including wildfire survivors.

Provides emergency shelter, relief supplies, financial assistance, and recovery support to people affected by disasters.

Pasadena arts center offering contemporary exhibitions and art classes for all ages.

United Church of Christ congregation in Altadena known for its inclusive community and local service.

Volunteer organization that provides clothing, school supplies, and other support to children and families in need.

Provides diapers, clothing, and basic necessities to children living in poverty and families affected by disasters.

BEACON LA’s mission is to remove every obstacle standing between homeowners and their ability to rebuild, return home, and restore their community within five years after disaster.

Provides affordable permanent housing, transitional housing for survivors of domestic violence, and academic programs for people at risk of homelessness.

Community group that connects neighbors and shares fact-checked local news, events, and advocacy for Altadena.

Philanthropic fund that invests in Black-led organizations and power building across California.

Offers after-school and summer programs that help local kids and teens learn, grow, and stay safe.

Helps communities find resources, information, and support before, during, and after disasters.

Volunteer association that preserves and celebrates Pasadena's historic Bungalow Heaven neighborhood.

Los Angeles County's community foundation, which directs grants and wildfire recovery funding to nonprofits serving people in need.

State agency that oversees programs like CalFresh, CalWORKs, and disaster assistance for Californians in need.

State agency that coordinates disaster preparedness, emergency response, and recovery across California.

Nonprofit on the Caltech campus that connects students to community service, leadership, and civic engagement.

Statewide network of Catholic Charities agencies providing disaster relief, case management, and social services.

Builds leadership skills and college readiness among California's Latino high school students through conferences and training.

Faith-based humanitarian organization that responds to disasters, hunger, and displacement in the U.S. and around the world.

USC-based research and practice project that uses storytelling and imagination workshops to help communities envision and plan a better future.

Brings people together through service and education events that support fire survivors and other communities in need.

Coalition of Pasadena and Altadena faith leaders working together on education, housing, and community well-being.

Volunteer group advocating for a safe and healthy recovery from the Eaton Fire.

Known as CHIRLA, it advocates for immigrant rights and provides legal services, education, and community organizing.

Collective impact effort that aligns schools, cities, and nonprofits to support children, youth, and families in Pasadena, Altadena, and Sierra Madre.

Helps Pasadena Unified students prepare for, apply to, and succeed in college through free advising and programs.

Mobilizes people and organizations in greater Los Angeles around climate action, including its RebuildLAGreen campaign.

Supports under-resourced organizations and families affected by the fire through soil testing advocacy, wellness gatherings, and direct recovery help.

Community Organized Relief Effort, a crisis response nonprofit providing relief, case management, and rebuilding support to fire survivors.

Pasadena nonprofit that builds healthy communities through youth leadership, public health education, and policy advocacy.

Also called Build Back Dena, it helps small businesses in Altadena and Pasadena recover through coaching, workshops, and peer support.

Team of researchers, designers, architects, and engineers supporting community members in planning an equitable rebuild of Altadena and Pasadena.

Nonprofit created after the January 2025 fires to support community-led recovery in Altadena and Pacific Palisades.

Provides mental health care, substance use treatment, and crisis and suicide prevention services across Southern California.

Humanitarian organization that delivers medical supplies and emergency funding to communities affected by disasters.

Pasadena nonprofit that helps families experiencing homelessness rebuild their lives through housing and supportive services.

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Volunteer-led coalition of residents that collects home contamination test data and advocates for safe remediation after the fire.

Survivor-led network that connects thousands of fire-affected households to share information and advocate together on insurance and recovery.

Pasadena Elks Lodge, a fraternal organization that supports veterans, youth programs, and local charities.

Pasadena church that serves the community through worship, outreach, and support for neighbors affected by the fire.

Community organization working to protect the soul and culture of Altadena and a just, sustainable recovery rooted in land stewardship.

Works to make sure every young person in Los Angeles has access to quality after-school and summer learning programs.

National community that supports people recovering from climate disasters through peer connection and trauma-informed resources.

Mutual aid effort offering free smoke and ash remediation help, supplies, and resources to Altadena and Pasadena renters and homeowners.

Pasadena nonprofit that breaks cycles of poverty and violence through reentry services, job training, and youth programs.

Offers a catalog of pre-approved, affordable home designs to help Altadena families rebuild faster.

Provides mental health care, early childhood programs, and family support services across the San Gabriel Valley.

Interfaith nonprofit in Pasadena offering a food pantry, homelessness prevention, and services for people without housing.

Builds courage, confidence, and character in girls through troops, camps, and leadership programs.

Disaster relief organization that delivers supplies, family necessities, and rebuilding support to affected communities.

Philanthropic partner of the LA County Office of Education, supporting students, educators, and schools, including those affected by the fires.

Works to close the racial wealth gap through homeownership grants and a land bank that keeps Altadena lots in community hands.

Mentors girls in Altadena and prepares them for life after high school through workshops on education, confidence, and wellness.

Faith-based nonprofit that repairs and rebuilds homes for disaster survivors using volunteer labor.

Equips local organizations to train and fund entrepreneurs, and is a partner in the Build Back Dena business recovery project.

Faith-based volunteer organization that provides disaster response and community service programs.

Nonprofit housing counseling agency offering homebuyer education, mortgage help, and fire recovery and rebuild guidance.

Provides counseling, senior care, food assistance, and disaster case management to people of all backgrounds.

Jewish Federation of the Greater San Gabriel and Pomona Valleys, which builds Jewish community and supports members affected by the fire.

Connects John Muir High School alumni and raises support for the school's students and programs.

Health care provider whose community health programs fund local nonprofits and wildfire recovery efforts.

Historically Black fraternity whose members serve the community through mentoring, scholarships, and service projects.

Pasadena children's museum offering hands-on exhibits and outdoor play that spark learning.

Volunteer action center that connects people and companies with service projects across Los Angeles.

Congregation in La Cañada Flintridge that serves the community through worship, outreach, and support for fire survivors.

Trains and connects emerging civic leaders through leadership programs and community projects.

Pasadena Area chapter of the nonpartisan group that promotes voter education and informed participation in government.

Pasadena church that serves the community through worship, outreach, and support for families.

Community development organization providing social services, affordable housing, and small business support.

Works to build a food system that is healthy, affordable, fair, and sustainable for all Angelenos.

Lotus Rising LA is a local nonprofit led by people who know this city and care about the families who built their lives here. We bring practical help, trusted partners, and a commitment to making sure they are not left behind.

Altadena community development group, rooted in LoveLand Life Center Church, that runs youth programs and the Build the Block fire recovery initiative.

Sierra Madre based event management company that plans corporate, nonprofit, and community events.

Runs free mobile clinics offering medical, dental, vision, and mental health care across greater Los Angeles. Now known as Fully Alive Community Health.

Volunteer network that cleans up, repairs, and rebuilds homes for disaster survivors.

Grassroots group that meets the immediate needs of working-class, elderly, and disabled Black residents in Altadena and Pasadena.

Pasadena branch of the NAACP, advocating for civil rights, equity, and justice in the community.

Offers free mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for individuals and families.

National Day Laborer Organizing Network, which advocates for day laborers and immigrant workers and runs the Pasadena Community Job Center.

Neighborhood Housing Services of Los Angeles County, offering affordable home loans, financial counseling, and rebuilding help for homeowners.

Serves youth and fire survivors through free survivor stores, community giveaways, a tool bank, and leadership programs.

Builds economic mobility for Latinas and their families through housing, financial coaching, and small business support.

Provides loans, financial consulting, and advocacy that help nonprofits stay strong.

Offers free financial coaching, credit counseling, and disaster recovery guidance.

Provides child care, Head Start, preschool, and family support services across the San Gabriel Valley.

Pasadena nonprofit that connects urban youth to nature through outdoor education and conservation career training.

Pasadena Altadena Coalition of Transformative Leaders, which supports families with tutoring, a food bank, ESL classes, and youth programs.

Supports and connects PTA units across Pasadena Unified schools to advocate for students and families.

Community foundation that funds local nonprofits and leads the Eaton Fire Relief and Recovery Fund.

Connects day laborers and domestic workers with fair jobs and organizes volunteer brigades for fire cleanup and relief.

Raises funds and runs programs that support students, teachers, and schools in Pasadena Unified.

Young professionals' organization that builds leaders through community service and local projects.

Offers classes, meals, social services, and activities that help older adults stay healthy and connected.

Volunteer organization that produces the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl Game and gives back through its foundation.

Member-driven community that helps older adults stay active, connected, and independent at home.

Volunteer network founded by Eaton Fire survivors that shares clear recovery information, tools, and a collective voice for survivors.

Native American nonprofit that shares Indigenous culture and education and has supported fire survivors with relief.

Regional body of Presbyterian Church (USA) congregations in the San Gabriel Valley, supporting churches and community recovery.

Uplifts the Altadena and Pasadena community through essential needs support, youth mentorship, and recovery efforts.

Disaster relief nonprofit that sends skilled volunteers to help communities after natural disasters.

Design and build team that helps fire-affected families rebuild through group builds, bulk pricing, and guidance on permits and insurance.

Campaign calling for a fire recovery that is secure, affordable, fast, and electric.

Provides affordable, sliding-scale therapy and counseling in Pasadena.

National disaster recovery nonprofit that rebuilds homes and guides survivors through insurance and recovery.

Builds and repairs affordable homes with families in the San Gabriel Valley and is helping fire survivors rebuild.

Local chapter of Showing Up for Racial Justice, organizing white residents to support racial justice and an equitable recovery.

Connects volunteers and health professionals to underserved communities through wellness programs and disaster response.

Pasadena nonprofit that supports survivors of domestic violence with advocacy, counseling, and education.

Artist-run organization offering mobile, hands-on art and woodworking programs for youth and the community.

City library offering books, programs, and community resources for Sierra Madre residents.

Membership association that connects and supports funders working across Southern California.

Regional body of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, supporting congregations and disaster response in the Los Angeles area.

Catholic lay organization that helps neighbors in need with food, rent, furniture, and direct person-to-person aid.

Pasadena nonprofit that supports under-resourced youth with tutoring, mentoring, and enrichment programs.

Nonprofit that strengthens families and has provided essentials, temporary housing, and support to fire survivors.

Policy think tank at Loyola Law School that works to prevent human trafficking and protect survivors.

Veteran-led disaster response organization that helps communities with cleanup, debris removal, and rebuilding.

Provides mental health, autism, and early intervention services for children, youth, and families.

Provides fast, direct financial help to hardworking Angelenos facing a crisis, including fire survivors.

Our mission is to provide climate disaster survivors* with personalized, one-on-one support to navigate recovery processes. TCP paves the road to recovery with access, clarity, and confidence.

Altadena consultancy that helps nonprofits, public agencies, and businesses improve how they deliver services.

Its Pasadena Tabernacle Corps provides emergency assistance, food, and long-term recovery support to people in need.

Creative agency that helps nonprofit and mission-driven organizations with branding, web design, events, and campaigns.

UCLA center that works to strengthen families and improve outcomes for children in and around the foster care system.

Provides housing, meals, and supportive services to help people in the San Gabriel Valley end their homelessness.

Pasadena urban farm that teaches sustainable living, home food growing, and self-reliance.

Villa Esperanza Services provides schooling, employment, residential, and day programs for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Pasadena church that serves the community through worship, outreach, and care for neighbors affected by the fire.

Connects Angelenos with meaningful volunteer opportunities, including its campaign to fight hunger.

Nonprofit working to rebuild and strengthen the foothills community through resident-led, sustainable initiatives.

Faith-based disaster response group whose volunteers assess needs and rebuild homes for survivors.

Offers youth programs, fitness, child care, and community support for local families.

Serves women, seniors, and families through domestic violence services, senior programs, and empowerment work.

Connects uninsured and underserved children in the Pasadena area to free medical, dental, and mental health care.