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The recent devastating fires in Los Angeles have left many members of the IFundWomen community facing unimaginable loss. If you are an IFundWomen member and are in crisis due to the LA fires, please sign up here to be considered for a relief grant. Please Apply HERE.

SJLI will be providing resources to Altadena/Pasadena victims from 11 am-7 pm with necessities such as gift cards, gas cards, water, phone chargers, toiletries, paper towels, toilet paper, socks, blankets, and feminine hygiene products. If you'd like to drop off supplies you can do so Jan 15- Jan 17th at 101 S. La brea Ave. Inglewood CA, 90301 10AM-4PM or participate please email. 

New Revelations Baptist Church, 855 N Orange Grove Blvd., Pasadena

KJLH is proud to partner with our friends at Delete the Divide to provide free laptops to small businesses and families affected by the Altadena fires.

Please visit the DTD team on Friday, January 17, to see if you qualify. Come out early; laptops are available while supplies last. 855 N Orange Grove Blvd, Pasadena CA.

Yesterday, The Eisner Foundation announced $215,000 in rapid response fire relief grants to eight Los Angeles-area organizations affected by or serving those affected by the recent fires, as well as the California Community Foundation and the Pasadena Community Foundation's relief efforts. You can see the full list below.

$25,000 to the Alliance for Children’s Rights, which is supporting kin care families with resources to address mental health challenges, potential loss of jobs and income, access to housing, education, and healthcare disruptions, as well as legal support.

$25,000 to El Nido Family Centers, which is providing essential supplies to impacted families, including diapers, clothing, and food, and connecting fire victims to vital resources.

$25,000 to Elizabeth House, which has established an emergency relief fund to support residents of their Pasadena-based holistic shelter program and alumni directly impacted by the Eaton fire.

$25,000 to L.A. Works, which has been serving as a hub to mobilize and connect thousands of volunteers to address critical fire relief efforts in partnership with local nonprofits and the Emergency Network of LA. Knowing that the needs will continue to grow once the fires are contained, L.A. Works is also preparing to expand its capacity.

$25,000 to the Los Angeles LGBT Center, which organized a relief drive at its main campus in Hollywood and is providing immediate relief to directly impacted staff and clients.

$20,000 to the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association, which has established a relief fund for musicians and staff affected by the fires.

$25,000 to the Motion Picture & Television Fund, which is providing financial and material assistance, supportive counseling, and assistance navigating insurance needs to working and retired members of the entertainment community impacted by the fires.

$25,000 to ONEgeneration, which is providing transportation, essential items, and aid navigation to those affected by the Palisades fire and beyond, including many of their Sages & Seekers program participants who lost their homes.

$10,000 each to the California Community Foundation and the Pasadena Community Foundation to support their relief and recovery efforts.

1. Shelters available for communities impacted by wildfires: updated regularly on the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services website.
2. Resources for individuals through FEMA: resources to help disaster survivors start to recover, including (but not limited to) advanced financial assistance, housing, rental assistance, funds for repair/replacement of damaged homes, disaster legal services, disaster unemployment assistance, etc. 
   1. Three ways to register for FEMA Assistance:
      1. Online at DisasterAssistance.gov. Applying online is the easiest, fastest, and most convenient way to apply.
      2. On the FEMA App for mobile devices.
      3. Call the FEMA helpline at 1-800-621-3362: 4 a.m. to 10 p.m. (PST). Help is available in most languages.
3. Mental health resources and helplines 
4. Temporary housing: Airbnb is offering free temporary housing for residents displaced or forced to evacuate due to the wildfires. Apply for emergency Airbnb support here.  
5. Resources for insurance claims: provides tips on submitting a claim, workshops, and contact info for questions about insurance or a dispute with your insurance company. 

5426 Crenshaw Blvd. Los Angeles.

Join us in donating the following items: Baby Products/Supplies, Toiletries, Personal Care, Feminine Care. Blankets, New Socks, New T-Shirts, New Underwear, School Supplies. ALL GIFT CARDS WELCOME!

We will not accept any additional clothing donations. Additionally, hotel vouchers, FEMA Assistance, and Temporary Housing are available for Fire Victims see below.

To see a full list of resources, please click the link here.

Below, you'll find critical information for Angelenos, including emergency response and evacuation guidance, tools for tracking fire activity, health and safety tips, support for those impacted, and more.

To see a full list of resources, please click the link here.