Cash Assistance

Cash grants provided by local charities for people impacted by the wildfires.

Charities listed below are categorized by whether they are open to individuals, families or people in specific industries or demographics.

Open to Individuals & Families:

  • Echoes for Hope Application

    info@echoesofhope.org

    Fund to support for foster families and TAY living in affected area (must be able to provide residency in affected area); fund will cover emergency needs including: housing support, meals, school supplies, toiletries, diapers, laptops, bedding, school uniforms, transportation, smaller furniture, and more.

  • Four new multi-government agency centers focused on providing resources and services to service workers/domestic workers who lost their jobs/livelihood because of the January wildfires. 

    Starting Thursday, February 13th, you can apply in person for Worker Relief Funds ($2,000) and Disaster CalFresh as well as get help with jobs, healthcare, unemployment assistance (even if a contractor is not an employee), rental and direct cash assistance and many additional supports.

    View full list of services and financial assistance info here.

    Impacted Worker and Family Recovery Center locations:

    • West LA WorkSource Center and AJCC (JVS); Bresee FamilySource Center, EDD, DPSS; 5446 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City, CA 90230

    • Northeast San Fernando Valley WorkSource Center & AJCC (Mission College Goodwill-SoCal); Pacoima FamilySource Center (El Nido Family Centers), EDD, DPSS  Mission College (Campus Center Lower Level) 13356 Eldridge Ave., Sylmar, CA 91342

    • West Adams/Leimert Park FamilySource Center; West Adams WorkSource Center (AADAP) 4305 Degnan Blvd, L.A., CA. 90008

    • Boyle Heights FamilySource Center (El Centro do Ayuda), Boyle Heights WorkSource Center (Managed Career Solutions) 2130 1st St., LA, CA 90033.

Open to Specific Industries:

Open to Specific Demographics: