117 recovery resources for survivors of the 2025 Los Angeles fires — all in one place.
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OBTesting and remediation
A collaboration of nonprofit staff from Fire Poppy Project, All Hands and Hearts (AHAH), National Day Laborer Organization Network (NDLON), and Mutual Aid Los Angeles Network (MALAN). Smoke remediation for Altadena and Pasadena renters and homeowners whose homes have been affected by the Eaton Fire from smoke and/or ash damage. Services include: Structural remediation (this does not include HVAC cleaning) Personal item/property remediation Air Purifier Donation
Volunteer
Mobilized volunteers to Los Angeles within days and focused on smoke and ash remediation of standing-but-contaminated homes ringing the burn scars, plus kit-building, donation sorting and distribution. Committed to a 12-month US relief program combining cash assistance with volunteer labor and stayed on the ground through August 29, 2025.
Volunteer
Serves as the volunteer clearinghouse for the fire response, matching individuals, corporate teams and school groups to recovery shifts across the county — donation sorting, warehouse stocking, distribution support and survivor navigation — and coordinating volunteer supply for partner organizations including All Hands and Hearts.
Rebuild support
Mutual-aid project connecting Altadena and Pasadena renters and homeowners whose homes survived but were contaminated by smoke, ash and soot with free professional remediation. Remediation is performed by trained NDLON worker crews and volunteers in full PPE, delivered with partners CORE and All Hands and Hearts.