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Our hearts are heavy for our friends and colleagues in Southern California as they face the devastating impact of the recent wildfires. Times like these serve as a reminder of how deeply connected we all are — and how much strength there is in leaning on one another.
We want to ensure those who’ve been affected have access to the resources they need. Below, we’ve compiled a list of services offering immediate support, including shelter, financial aid, and emotional care for those navigating these heartbreaking challenges.
- Arts for LA and California Community Foundation’s Artist and Creative Workers Mutual Aid Resources
- Center for Cultural Innovation (CCI)’s Fire Relief Fund
- The Craft Emergency Relief Fund (CERF+)
- NCAPER’s Arts Field Guide to Federal Disaster Relief
- California Community Foundation Wildfire Recovery Fund
- American Red Cross of Greater Los Angeles
- MALAN Fire & Wind Storm Resources
- ComNetwork Los Angeles Essential Services and Additional Resources
- HENTF’s Save Your Family Treasures
FEMA Resources:
- Public Assistance Program and Policy Guide
- Rapid Damage Assessment Forms:
Emergency Grant Programs:
- Rauschenberg Medical Emergency Grants (application open Feb. 11 – March 11)
- Rauschenberg Dancer Emergency Grants (application open Jan. 14 – Feb. 11)
If you’re able, please offer your support by sharing these resources, making a donation, or simply keeping these communities in your thoughts.
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