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Resources for the Palisades fires communityA collaboration between GEM, PALILTRG, and the community
Pali Hub

Community Resource Guide

Resources

117 recovery resources for survivors of the 2025 Los Angeles fires — all in one place.

Caseworkers at desks on the Pali Hub's open work floor
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Disaster response
Distributed $3.6 million in cash assistance and 44,000 relief items, removed more than 130 tons of debris from community infrastructure, operated a child-friendly space at the largest local shelter, and cleaned smoke-damaged units including at Casa Gateway, an affordable housing complex in Pacific Palisades. Broke ground with LA County partners on The Center for Community, a long-term Eaton Fire recovery hub in Altadena.
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Disaster response

CORE (Community Organized Relief Effort)

Distributed $3.6 million in cash assistance and 44,000 relief items, removed more than 130 tons of debris from community infrastructure, operated a child-friendly space at the largest local shelter, and cleaned smoke-damaged units including at Casa Gateway, an affordable housing complex in Pacific Palisades. Broke ground with LA County partners on The Center for Community, a long-term Eaton Fire recovery hub in Altadena.

  • Runs: Smoke-remediation crews by appointment, cash-assistance intake, and ongoing programming at its Altadena long-term recovery center.
PalisadesAltadena Homeowners & renters Jan 2025 – ongoing
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