
13,000 homes destroyed. Only 28 rebuilt. Families are still waiting. You can help.
75% of every donation goes directly to rebuilding homes.
Three of every four dollars go straight into construction on survivor lots.
Donations are processed over encrypted, PCI-compliant payment infrastructure.
Every disbursement is itemized in a quarterly public report.
We work with rebuild contractors and recovery coalitions on the ground in LA County.
Seventy-five cents of every dollar goes directly into rebuilding homes: framing, roofing, fire-hardened materials, permits and labor on survivor lots. The remaining quarter covers the work that makes those rebuilds possible — case management for families, campaign operations and the benefit events that bring in more funding.

Behind every number is a family still waiting to go home.

Malibu
Shelley's son Rory, who had cerebral palsy, lived in a cottage built for him on the family's 17-acre property. He did not survive the fire.
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Altadena
Sherrie was carried out of her home by three firefighters. She escaped with only the clothes she was wearing.
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Malibu Canyon
Two parents, three kids, and a fourth-generation family property reduced to ash. They are one of thirteen thousand households still displaced.
Read her storyRebuilding California is staging benefit concerts on both coasts. Proceeds after production costs go into the rebuilding fund, and survivor families attend as guests of the campaign.
Brooklyn, New York
An East Coast benefit night bringing together artists, first responders and survivors. Full proceeds after production costs go to the rebuilding fund.
Los Angeles, California
A hometown concert in the city that lost the most. Survivor families attend as guests of the campaign, with on-site resource booths for displaced households.

A rebuild starts the moment enough people decide it should. Give today and put a family back under their own roof.
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