California Community Foundation

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Wildfire Recovery Fund

In the aftermath of a disaster, immediate needs for victims can include shelter, food, cash and other basic needs. A community’s recovery is often more complex and depends on the scope of the disaster and an affected community’s specific context and needs. For these reasons, the California Community Foundation’s Wildfire Recovery Fund supports both mid-term to long-term recovery efforts for those affected by California wildfires. Since the Wildfire Recovery Fund opened in 2003, we have granted more than $32 million to support relief and recovery efforts in the aftermath of these devastating wildfires.

When supporting relief organizations, consider marking your gift as general operating support. By doing so, you enable the organization to both respond to current disasters and be prepared for those that may arise in the future. 

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California Community Foundation posted an update
20 days ago

As of today, our Wildfire Recovery Fund has raised more than $70 million, allowing us to provide critical support to communities devastated by the fires. With these funds, we have awarded two rounds of grants, providing more than 200 nonprofit organizations across Los Angeles County with more than $30 million. This has been critical for frontline organizations focused on ensuring resources reach those most needed. Grants have covered the cost of emergency relief, housing assistance, mental health services, legal aid, and other critical coordination, information, and long-term recovery services. Please visit our website for a complete list of the new grantees and to learn more.

Being able to support this number of Angelenos in need in such a short amount of time is a testament to the generosity and resilience of our community. Thank you for standing with us as we continue rebuilding lives and neighborhoods. We look forward to taking you “behind the scenes” into the work of these incredible organizations as we profile our grantees and their impact in our “LA Strong” video series.

Stay with us and spread the word by following our social media handles linked below. If you’d like to continue supporting the wildfire recovery efforts, please visit here.

California Community Foundation posted an update
about 2 months ago

Thank you for joining us in this critical work!

As of January 17th, CCF has awarded over $15 million in grants to over 100 nonprofit organizations in Altadena, Pasadena, the Palisades, and other impacted areas in Los Angeles County, marking the first round of support from its Wildfire Recovery Fund. These grants reflect CCF’s commitment to help the region recover and rebuild from the devastating wildfires ravaging the area. See the list of grantees here

To understand the impact of our past efforts and see how your contributions can make a difference, we invite you see a list of our past grantees here and for a list of frequently asked questions click here.

You can view a list of major Wildfire Recovery Fund Donors here.

  • Anonymous donated $20
    Sending well wishes during recovery!
  • Anonymous donated $10
  • Jonah Parness donated $10
  • Sara Miceli donated $10
  • Andrea Ferretti donated $250
    💗 Sending love to those in need 💗
  • Robert Stavers donated $3,000
  • Jason Joseph donated $500
  • Gary Shereshevsky donated $15
  • Anonymous donated $200
  • JASON VAN HORN donated $2,000
  • Lindsey Alley donated $51,280
    Houlihan Lokey - employee matching for LA Wildfire Relief
  • Anonymous donated $50,000
  • Anonymous donated $50,000
  • William Simmons donated $50,000
  • Lauren Virgen donated $50,000
  • Anonymous donated $50,000
    A donation from Japan Airlines to support recovery efforts in Los Angeles.
  • Anonymous donated $30,000
    It will take all of us - communities are where people thrive....keep working!
  • Anonymous donated $30,000
  • Critical Role Foundation donated $30,000
    Our hearts go out to everyone affected <3
  • Cymbiotika LLC donated $25,000
    On behalf of the employees at Cymbiotika LLC
*Displaying the top ten donations