Volunteer Coordination Committee
Organizing volunteer engagement to support community recovery.

Volunteer for Eaton Fire Recovery
We connect volunteers with approved opportunities that meet verified Eaton Fire recovery needs, matching their time and skills with assignments coordinated for safe, effective service.
1
Partners Request Support
An organization shares a recovery-related volunteer opportunity and the help it needs.

How to Get Involved
Supporting verified volunteer opportunities to serve fire survivors.
2
We Review and Share
We confirm the role, supervision, and safety details before sharing the opportunity with volunteers.
3
Volunteers Get Involved
Volunteers sign up, receive instructions, and serve under the host organization’s supervision.
Who Can Use This?
1. Member and partner organizations can request help to recruit volunteers for a specific, prepared opportunity supporting recovery 5 weeks prior.
2. Individuals and groups can use this page to find ways to volunteer in Eaton Fire recovery.
What This Is Not For
This committee does not provide direct financial assistance or guarantee volunteers for every request. Organizations hosting volunteers remain liable for the worksite and on-site supervision.
What Help Is Available
Approved volunteer opportunities supporting community recovery.
A way for volunteers to share their availability, interests, and skills for future opportunities.
Help for partner organizations recruiting volunteers for prepared projects.
FAQs
Individuals and groups can sign up to volunteer for Eaton Fire recovery with verified partners through the Eaton Fire Collaborative's page on the L.A. Works volunteer platform. Volunteers receive instructions and serve under the host organization's supervision.
Eaton Fire Collaborative member and partner organizations can request volunteers for a specific, prepared recovery project at least five weeks in advance. EFC confirms the role, supervision and safety details before sharing it with volunteers.


