Resources

Created the Eaton Fire Relief Fund focused on black and brown community members. Up to $250K in construction cost to fill funding gaps. Assistance identifying and vetting trusted architects and contractors.

Connecting Eaton Fire Victim to 10 free sessions of Therapy

Coping with stress and Supporting Mental Health after a disaster

For parents seeking mental health professionals for children with PTSD

Offering mental health for Children who were impacted by the fires.

The Disaster Distress Helpline (DDH) is the first national hotline dedicated to providing year-round disaster crisis counseling. This toll-free, multilingual, crisis support service is available 24/7 to all residents in the U.S. and its territories who are experiencing emotional distress related to natural or human-caused disasters. Call or text 1-800-985-5990

Providing a supportive, community environment for children.

This Insurance Claim and Recovery Help library includes resources for the January 2025 Palisades Fire and Eaton Fire in Los Angeles County. United Policyholders is a nonprofit organization providing guidance and support to impacted households. Through our Roadmap to Recovery® program.

Sewer Septic & Cesspool Group of Altadena; Septic and other actions for altadena. Local group that is looking for people to advocate for their restrictions in rebuilding.

In response to the devastating Eaton Fire and its disproportionate impact on the historically Black community in Altadena, California, the NAACP is partnering with BET Media Group, Johnson Shapiro, Slewett & Kole (JSSK), and WME to launch the Altadena Community Preservation Fund. This fund empowers homeowners and small business owners impacted by the Eaton Fire with direct cash assistance in the form of bridge grants.

Providing independent resources, expert-informed solutions, and project management support to empower residents to rebuild on their terms.

Formed as a supporting project of the Pasadena Community Foundation to focus on the long-term recovery of housing in Altadena. Their mission is to help lead and fund Altadena’s community-centered recovery, ensuring a just, equitable rebuilding process that prioritizes housing and those most affected by the Eaton Fire. ABBF has secured $56 million from generous donors who pledge to support long-term housing recovery.

Recovering From Wildfires, Rebuilding Together – Grants for Wildfire victims

A national non-profit organization helping victims with financial assistance after the wild fires with monetary assistance and support with various other housing supplies, food, furniture and more.

Free wildfire-related soil testing and research by USC.

Samaritan’s Purse has deployed to devastated areas of Southern California after the Eaton and Palisades fires. We will be assisting homeowners with recovery efforts, serving communities from our two bases of operations.

Giving back instruments to those who lost them in the fire

0% interest, $0 fee loans available for individuals, families, non-profits, and small businesses up to $25,000 for individuals and $50,000 for businesses. No guarantor required for loans up to $10,000 (with 600+ credit score); loans available down to 500 credit scores.

Altadena at your fingertips provided by the Altadena Town Council

LA County is hosting One-Stop Permit Centers in both the Palisades and Eaton fire burn areas to help guide residents through the rebuilding process, answer any questions they have and connect them with each of the building and planning departments responsible for their area.

Misfortune and calamity tax relief program

Personal and Small Business Tax relief for those affected by the wildfires

In response to the devastating 2025 Los Angeles County Wildfires, the County has established the Los Angeles County Relief Fund. This fund, supported by an initial $32.2 million in County funds, will provide direct financial relief to homeowners, tenants, workers, small business owners, and nonprofits most affected by the fires.

In response to recent disasters around the state, Governor Newsom announced on June 5 that CalHFA will administer the CalAssist Mortgage Fund, a disaster mortgage relief program. CalHFA will use National Mortgage Settlement funds to support eligible homeowners whose homes were destroyed or left uninhabitable by recent disasters.

Another important resource that is expiring is the SBA Loan program, which is up to $500k at a very low interest rate, with the first 12 months of deferred payments.

This is a special loan program that goes away on October 15th 2025. Please apply now so you have the option, in case your insurance proceeds are not enough to cover the costs to rebuild.

Free soil lead testing for residents living within and downwind of the Eaton Fire.

Request free copies of property and vital records.
Call: (800) 201-8999
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