Supporting Survivor-Led Recovery
We work alongside a network of community-based organizations and civic leaders advancing fire recovery. We provide direct grants, technical support, and coordination to organizations leading trusted, place-based recovery efforts.
Grantees include:
1Pali · Altagether · Altadena Rising · Clergy Community Coalition · Community Women Vital Voices · Eaton Fire Residents United · Eaton Fire Survivors Network · Palisades Recovery Coalition · Project Passion · PostFire LA · Resilient Palisades · Team Palisades · Victory Bible Church
In addition, we have provided small neighborhood grants to support survivor-led gatherings, aimed at sustaining connection, care, and healing to complement broader recovery efforts.
In the Community
We convene survivor-facing events and cross-sector gatherings—including community soil testing days, survivor workshops, community meetings, block captain convenings, and housing and insurance working groups—aimed at connecting on-the-ground conditions to policy, funding, and coordination efforts.
Community Voices: LA Fire Recovery Report
One of the ways that we bring survivor perspectives directly into recovery decisions is through the Community Voices: LA Fire Recovery Report, an ongoing survey of fire survivors impacted by the Palisades and Eaton Fires.
To date, the survey has reached over 8,200 survivors, making it the only statistically significant, consistent assessment of recovery needs following the January 2025 fires. Findings from the survey have informed philanthropic investments, shaped local and state policy discussions, and helped align recovery priorities across the region.
Explore the survey findings:
Quarter 1 Report (February 2025)
Quarter 2 Report (June 2025)
Quarter 3 Report (October 2025)
Forthcoming January 2026: Quarter 4 Report
Policy Outcomes & Resource Mobilization
By centering survivor experiences and coordinating across sectors and levels of government, we work to direct resources towards community-identified needs.
Policy Outcomes
Our insights and advocacy have helped shape:
Expansion of CalAssist Mortgage Fund eligibility
Clarification of insurance coverage for solar and battery upgrades through a Governor’s Executive Order
California’s post-fire soil testing guidance
We have brought qualitative and quantitative data on survivor experiences directly into key decision-making spaces, including:
California Insurance Commissioner task force
California state legislature hearings
State and local appropriations discussions
Resource Mobilization
$8M in state funding directed based on recommendations from the Department of Angels, including $2M committed to a soil remediation pilot program
Coordination enabling new recovery pilots and initiatives
In the News
The Los Angeles Times | Oct 17, 2025
LAist | Oct 15, 2025
AirTalk (LAist) | Oct 16, 2025
Santa Monica Daily Press | Apr 25, 2025
The Los Angeles Times | Feb 6, 2025