If you are in need of assistance or can offer assistance, please fill out this form.

• In Person:
  • CCC Eaton Fire Relief Volunteers:
    The Clergy Community Coalition and the Faith Collaborative to End Homelessness are coordinating volunteers and relief efforts across Altadena/Pasadena faith communities and partners. We are in need of volunteers to support these relief efforts across the region. Please sign up to lend a hand. You may be asked to help various organizations in the area as opportunities come available.
• Online:
  • Shoes That Fit:
    We are now raising funds for children who have been victims of the Eaton fire in Altadena and Pasadena. A new pair of shoes can bring comfort, confidence, and a sense of normalcy to a child during difficult times. It’s one concrete and meaningful way to help kids take their first steps toward recovery. Donate today here.
  • Stephen Wise Temple Collection:
    Stephen Wise Temple is collecting Target and Visa gift cards for local families, including members of L.A. synagogues who have are in need. Gift cards can be emailed to [email protected].
  • The following is a very comprehensive list of clothing brands that are donating to fire victims. There are links to forms included in this chart, to access these resources. Brands Donating to Fire Victims.
  • Wildfire Crisis Relief – Jewish Federation Los Angeles
  • Team Rubicon:
    Provides volunteer opportunities for disaster relief. teamrubiconusa.org
  • Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles:
    May have specific relief efforts and donation opportunities. jewishla.org
  • L.A. Works: How to Aid Fire Relief:
    2025 FIRES | L.A. Works
  • Volunteer Collective:
    Fire Assistance — Volunteer Collective

• Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles
  Offers financial assistance, emergency grants, and support for housing or hotel stays for displaced families.
  Website: jewishla.org
  Phone: 323.761.8000
• Jewish Free Loan Association (JFLA)
  Provides interest-free loans for emergency expenses, including temporary housing.
  Website: jfla.org
  Phone: 323.761.8830
• Jewish Family Service Los Angeles (JFSLA)
  Offers emergency financial aid, emotional support, and housing assistance.
  Website: jfsla.org
  Phone: 323.761.8800

• American Red Cross Los Angeles: Offers shelters, emergency supplies, and emotional support.
  Website: redcross.org
  Phone: 1-800-733-2767
• LA County Office of Emergency Management: Updates on evacuation orders, shelters, and fire-related resources.
  Website: ready.lacounty.gov
  Phone: 211
• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA): Assists with disaster relief applications and financial support.
  Website: fema.gov
  Phone: 1-800-621-3362

• American Red Cross
  Provides hotel vouchers in cases where shelters are unavailable or unsuitable. Contact their local office for details.
  Website: redcross.org
  Phone: 1-800-733-2767
• Los Angeles County Department of Public Social Services (DPSS)
  Offers temporary housing assistance and hotel vouchers through their General Relief or CalWORKs programs.
  Website: dpss.lacounty.gov
  Phone: 1-866-613-3777
• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
  May provide hotel vouchers or reimbursement for lodging if you qualify for disaster assistance.
  Website: fema.gov
  Phone: 1-800-621-3362
• Southern California Edison:
  So Cal Edison is providing a list of hotels offering discounts
  Website: sce.com

• California Department of Housing and Community Development: Provides disaster housing assistance.
  Website: hcd.ca.gov
• Temporary Shelter Locations: Contact local community centers, churches, and schools offering shelter.
• LA and Ventura County Leasing Inventory: This link offers list of available properties for lease in LA and Ventura County. Leases in Los Angeles – Updated 1.11.2025 – Google Drive

• Los Angeles Regional Food Bank: Supplies emergency food to affected families.
  Website: lafoodbank.org
  Phone: 323-234-3030
• World Central Kitchen: Often sets up to provide meals in disaster zones.
  Website: wck.org

• California HOPE Crisis Counseling Program: Free counseling for disaster survivors.
  Phone: 1-800-273-8255
• Jewish Family Service Los Angeles (JFSLA): Mental health services and community support.
  Website: jfsla.org
  Phone: 323-761-8800
• Los Angeles-based Therapists offering Pro Bono Therapy for Los Angeles Wildfire Victims: Explore the full spreadsheet for a list of resources.
• The Kindness Hub is a community resource to track LA Resources being offered regarding food, support, volunteers, accommodations, and mental health. LA RESOURCE AID TRACKER: January 2025 – Google Sheets

• Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA): Helps individuals who lost jobs due to the fires.
  Website: edd.ca.gov
• Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles: Assists with legal issues arising from disasters, including housing and insurance claims.
  Website: lafla.org

• California Wildfire Recovery Resources: Guides for recovery and rebuilding.
  Website: wildfirerecovery.caloes.ca.gov
• Insurance Claims Assistance: Contact the California Department of Insurance for help with fire-related claims.
  Website: insurance.ca.gov

President Biden issued a Major Disaster Declaration for the Los Angeles fires. Residents and businesses in wildfire evacuation zones can apply NOW for immediate and long-term federal relief. Call: 800-621-FEMA (3362) or visit: disasterassistance.gov

For residents and homeowners:

• Temporary displacement assistance (e.g., hotel costs for up to two weeks)
• $770 for essential personal items
• Larger direct grants to help cover essential needs such as medical bills, car repairs, and more

For businesses and homeowners:

• Low-interest loans through the Small Business Administration (SBA) available at: https://lending.sba.gov/search-disaster/?disaster=CA-20030