Family Support
Juanita and Lynette’s Home, Altadena
Juanita and Lynette's home was a vibrant cornerstone of the Altadena community. Now, as they begin to rebuild their lives, we have an opportunity to help clear the smoke and give them the air they need to breathe freely again.
Marquez/Tallett Home, Pacific Palisades
Things can be replaced, but the memories my little home held—laughter, love, and the life we built there—are irreplaceable. It was where we experienced hard times, good times, moments of healing, and comfort. You realize that more when all you have are the clothes on your back but know that those you love are safe. It wasn’t just our house—it was our safe haven.
Dee and Austin, Altadena
In 2022, Dee made the decision to move to Altadena in hopes of providing her son Austin with a diverse community where he would make black and brown friends with his neighbors and at his school—a place where he wasn’t the minority. They found that in Altadena, on McNally Ave., a quiet street where Austin quickly bonded with his new best friend. Unfortunately, that same friend, along with so many others in the neighborhood, has lost his home to the fire.
Business Support
Cafe Vida, Pacific Palisades
a staple of the Palisades since 2001.
Cafe Vida wasn’t just a restaurant; it was a place where memories were made, friendships were nurtured, and delicious, heartwarming meals were shared. It was a second home for many of us, and its absence has left a void in our hearts and community.
Altadena Hardware
Altadena Hardware has provided more than just hardware supplies; they’ve offered a place where the Altadena community can transform their houses into homes and neighbors become friends.
Palisades Barber Shop
As one of the oldest buildings in the area, The Palisades Barber Shop had proudly served the neighborhood for over two generations as part of the Almaraz family legacy. Help them recover by donating and booking an appointment.
424-789-9495 Palibarber@yahoo.com
Gracias Señor Food Truck
There is no Pacific Palisades without Rudy. He feeds our neighbors some of the best tacos in Los Angeles (our opinion and that of @lataco) daily in front of the Library that burned down Tuesday night. He does it with a massive smile on his face, and some of the warmest hospitality imaginable. He brings people together.
Shoe Fits, Pacific Palisades
Valeriano, known to many in the Pacific Palisades community as Vale, has been a dedicated member of the community for over 30 years—first as an employee and, more recently, as the owner of Shoe Fits, the local shoe repair store. Now out of work and facing an uncertain future, he is struggling to process this loss. In this difficult time, he humbly asks for support to help him and his family navigate the challenges ahead.
The Yogurt Shoppe & Toppings Employees, Pacific Palisades
Sara Drake is seeking support for her friends, who lost two beloved Palisades yogurt shops—The Yogurt Shoppe and Toppings. These community staples brought people together, and funds will help their employees and rebuild stronger than before. The goal is to reopen quickly, restoring these cherished local businesses.
Steve’s Pets, Altadena
Hannah Meyers created this GoFundMe to support her mother, Carrie Meyers’ employees after the Eaton Canyon Fire destroyed Steve’s Pets in Altadena, California. All six employees lost a key source of income, and some lost essential grooming supplies. Thankfully, they are safe, but they need urgent support.
Palisades Studio is a cherished home for many young dancers from the Pacific Palisades, Malibu, and Topanga communities. Palisades Studio is relocating to Abby Lee Dance Studio in West Los Angeles to provide a haven for dancers to continue their training.
While it may seem that dance classes are a small priority to kids who lost both homes and schools, they offer a sense of normalcy and healing—an opportunity to feel grounded once again.
Two Dragons Martial Arts, Altadena
For over 30 years, Two Dragons Martial Arts (TDMA) has been a beacon of strength, discipline, and community in Altadena and Pasadena. Founded by Sipoo Shelene Hearring and her late husband, Si Tai Gung Steve Hearring, TDMA has empowered countless individuals through martial arts, fostering leadership, confidence, and respect. TDMA has always been more than just a martial arts school—it’s a place where families grow stronger, friendships flourish, and character is forged. Funds will help purchase essential equipment and supplies needed to continue classes for students AND support their staff. Help them rebuild.
Palisades Screen and Glass
Palisades Screen and Glass, a family-owned business, has proudly served the Palisades community and South Bay for over 50 years until the devastating Palisades fire destroyed their building and entire inventory.
Founded in 1969 by the Stier family, the business moved to the Palisades in 1972, where Ken and his son Jerry worked throughout the South Bay. Today, Jerry runs the company alongside his two sons and lifelong friend Tony, continuing a legacy of hard work and dedication. With overwhelming community support, Palisades Screen and Glass has made significant progress in rebuilding, securing a new location. Please continue to support them.
Side Pie, Altadena
Side Pie, a local Altadena pizzeria, has been a beloved neighborhood spot since its beginnings as a pandemic project, growing into a full-fledged brick-and-mortar establishment. Owned by longtime resident Kevin Hockin and his family, the pizzeria has become a community hub, known for its personal touch—returning calls, remembering regulars’ standing orders, and even handing out treats to dogs and lollipops to kids. More than just a restaurant, Side Pie has built deep connections with its customers, embodying the spirit of a true neighborhood gathering place. Help them rebuild.
MiniK Market, Altadena
Minik Market, a cherished neighborhood shop, was lost in the recent fires, leaving its team and vendors in need of support. More than just a market, it was a gathering place that fostered community. Contributions will help cover payroll, support small business partners, and navigate the path to rebuilding. With the community’s help, Minik hopes to return stronger than ever.
Beech Street, a beloved Italian dining staple in Pacific Palisades since 2005, has been devastated—but their story goes beyond just the loss of a restaurant. After the fires, the owner and his son didn’t evacuate. Instead, they stayed behind, fighting flames for over 40 hours, helping to save countless homes—even as their own livelihood was reduced to ashes. Most will never know how these local heroes risked everything for their neighbors.Now, it’s our turn to step up. 100% of donations will go to Beech Street’s staff and to help them rebuild.
Beech Street Cafe, Palisades
The Bunny Museum, Altadena
For 27 years, The Bunny Museum has been more than just a quirky landmark—it’s been a beloved part of the Altadena community, bringing joy, wonder, and world-record-breaking bunny love to thousands. But in the devastating LA fires, this magical space was lost. Now, Steve and Candace need our help to bring it back. Every dollar gets them closer to rebuilding the home of over 40,000 bunny artifacts and the countless memories made within its walls. Let’s rally for the heart of Altadena. Donate today & help restore this iconic space
Moonshadows, Malibu
Moonshadows Malibu, a cherished oceanfront restaurant for nearly 40 years, was tragically lost in the Palisades Fire. While the building is gone, its heart—its incredible employees—now face an uncertain future. Donations will go directly to supporting them as they rebuild their lives and livelihoods. Every contribution helps them pay bills, replace lost income, and find stability in this difficult time. Let’s come together to support the people who made Moonshadows feel like home.
The Little Red Hen Coffee Shop, Altadena
Moonshadows Malibu, a cherished oceanfront restaurant for nearly 40 years, was tragically lost in the Palisades Fire. While the building is gone, its heart—its incredible employees—now face an uncertain future. Donations will go directly to supporting them as they rebuild their lives and livelihoods. Every contribution helps them pay bills, replace lost income, and find stability in this difficult time. Let’s come together to support the people who made Moonshadows feel like home.
Palisades Garden Cafe
For over 40 years, Palisades Garden Cafe was more than a café—it was a cherished gathering place for the Pacific Palisades community. Its dedicated staff, many serving for decades, knew countless families and celebrated milestones with them.
The recent fire has left all 23 employees without work. With rebuilding uncertain, this GoFundMe aims to provide direct support for their basic living expenses.
School Support
Palisades Charter High School
A student-led initiative. We ask you to join us in this mission to rebuild Pali, a place that has shaped the lives of countless students and will continue to do so for generations to come. As student we turned this tragedy into a spark of change and growth. We are NOT affiliated with pali as this will simply be a donation.
Odyssey Charter School, Altadena
Odyssey Charter Schools have long been a beacon of innovation, community, and academic excellence for 25 years. Our campuses served as second homes to hundreds of students, fostering creativity, collaboration, and a love for learning. Now, as we face the monumental task of rebuilding, we need your help. OCS-South Campus, a vibrant center of learning and growth for 372 students from our community, was tragically destroyed.
Saint Mark's School and Church, Altadena
Saint Mark’s School and Church in Altadena suffered a devastating loss in the Eaton Fire, with its cherished campus and church destroyed in an instant. Miraculously, the newly built preschool building survived, standing as a beacon of hope amidst the devastation. Though the fire did not diminish the Saint Mark’s community, which extends beyond its physical campus, the road to rebuilding and restoration remains long and challenging.