FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
People impacted by the recent fires in Los Angeles may be eligible for new food benefits. A family of four with a monthly income up to $3,529 per month may be eligible to receive a one-time food benefit of $975.
Link provides details and ways to apply.
FEMA, U.S. Small Business Administration
Greenland Housing Foundation's Fire Relief Fund focuses on assisting Black and Hispanic families displaced by the Eaton Fire.
Greenline has short, medium, and long-term plans for rebuilding homes, restoring neighborhoods, and helping folks remain in the community.
This non-profit organization currently assists with navigating the claim's process and working with lenders, as well as connecting those in need with resources.
Greenline's site indicates that they will help locate, secure, and pay for long-term temporary housing, covering the cost for up to one year or $40,000. Their aim is to provide this assistance to a minimum of 50 families, prioritizing locating housing in Altadena, Pasadena and surrounding communities.
Link provides page with details and intake form, which is located at the bottom of the page.
Providing financial assistance for the countless service workers who will have their employment suspended indefinitely that need help—housekeepers, caregivers, gardeners and so many others with access to limited assistance. 100% of the donations to provide temporary financial support to pay rent, food and other necessities as they regain employment.
* There are links in the middle of the page to apply for assistance, to refer an employee for assistance, and to donate.
This fund provides immediate financial assistance to Los Angeles County residents who have been directly impacted by the 2025 Los Angeles County Eaton and Palisades fire and windstorm events.
Per the LA County website, the program bridges financial gaps and promotes the general welfare of affected households until insurance or government recovery resources become available.
Grant amounts are $6,000, $12,000, or $18,000 depending on household size and composition.
Application period is from February 26, 2025 to March 12, 2025 and can only be submitted online.
* Those interested in applying may submit am interest form now to be notified when the application window opens.
Offering zero-interest, zero-fee emergency loans of up to $15,000 for essential expenses, such as
temporary housing, food, medical costs, for eligible applicants, and more. Loans of up to $2,000 are available without guarantors. Link provides detail and several ways to apply.
Provides immediate and direct emergency cash assistance to workers and unique households impacted by the Los Angeles Wildfires.
Unique Households
Impacted workers frequently come from mixed legal status families, have multiple generations living in one household, and/or heavily rely on the income of multiple family members to meet basic needs. Any instability to household income puts these families at high risk of falling further into poverty.
Offers $100 vouchers per person per household to The Council Shop stores for displaced individuals and families. Link provides email.
ASSISTANCE FOR THOSE in
ENTERTAINMENT, MUSIC, and the ARTS
SUPPORT for ARTISTS
of ALL DISCIPLINES
Offers relief support for artists of all disciplines impacted by the Altadena fires. Simply fill out form to assess your specific needs.
*To ensure fair distribution, must provide verification of residency in an affected area.
FOR BLACK WOMEN CREATIVES
A financial solidarity database for Black women creatives affected by the Los Angeles fires and in need of assistance. Includes form that can be shared with other organizations with resources.
FOR FOOD and BEVERAGE WORKERS
Offers grants between $350 and $1,500 based on need and available funding to restaurant workers impacted by the Los Angeles fires.
Applicants must provide:
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paystub picture
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proof of residency (utility bill, mortgage, etc.)
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proof of hardship (insurance claim, notice from employer, police report, etc.)
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*Application is available in English and Spanish.