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Grant funder	The Accelerator Fund is for homeowners affected by either the Pacific Palisades or Eaton Canyon wildfires. This opportunity is open to low to moderate-income households demonstrating a specific financial barrier to the next steps. It provides grants of up to $10,000 to help homeowners overcome obstacles and move forward with their repair or rebuild process (eg to cover expenses insurance and FEMA often don’t, such as permitting fees, legal or title issues, environmental testing, utility connection delays, contractor deposits, and much more.). Damage Assessment Intake Form	Grant funder Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles The Accelerator Fund is for homeowners affected by either the Pacific Palisades or Eaton Canyon wildfires. This opportunity is open to low to moderate-income households demonstrating a specific financial barrier to the next steps. It provides grants of up to $10,000 to help homeowners overcome obstacles and move forward with their repair or rebuild process (eg to cover expenses insurance and FEMA often don’t, such as permitting fees, legal or title issues, environmental testing, utility connection delays, contractor deposits, and much more.). Damage Assessment Intake Form All Homeowners application.habitatla.org habitatla.org Work at Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles? Claim this organization
Grant funder	Private-sector rebuilding initiative announced January 28, 2025 and led by Dodgers chairman Mark Walter, Magic Johnson and LA28's Casey Wasserman, with an initial commitment of up to $100 million. Funded the Archistar AI permit-approval tool free to local governments alongside Steadfast LA, Autodesk and Amazon, and routed $1.5 million through the California Fire Foundation to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles for Altadena rebuilds.	Grant funder LA Rises Private-sector rebuilding initiative announced January 28, 2025 and led by Dodgers chairman Mark Walter, Magic Johnson and LA28's Casey Wasserman, with an initial commitment of up to $100 million. Funded the Archistar AI permit-approval tool free to local governments alongside Steadfast LA, Autodesk and Amazon, and routed $1.5 million through the California Fire Foundation to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles for Altadena rebuilds. PalisadesAltadena Homeowners & renters Jan 2025 – ongoing gov.ca.gov Work at LA Rises? Claim this organization
Grant funder	Distributed 7,263 SAVE (Supplying Aid to Victims of Emergency) $250 cash cards worth over $1.8 million, reaching nearly 23,000 family members including 4,837 children, and raised more than $20 million for LA wildfire relief within two months. Channeled $1.5 million of LA Rises funding to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles for Altadena rebuilds.	Grant funder California Fire Foundation Distributed 7,263 SAVE (Supplying Aid to Victims of Emergency) $250 cash cards worth over $1.8 million, reaching nearly 23,000 family members including 4,837 children, and raised more than $20 million for LA wildfire relief within two months. Channeled $1.5 million of LA Rises funding to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles for Altadena rebuilds. Runs: SAVE card hand-outs at fire stations and community distribution points, plus multi-year grant cycles. All Homeowners & renters Jan 2025 – ongoing cafirefoundation.org Work at California Fire Foundation? Claim this organization