Facilities for First Responders and Evacuees
- Planet Fitness: Free showers, lockers, and WiFi.
Food Assistance
- Santa Monica College - Providing food and clothing for all those affected. There is a list of what is currently available on their website as well as their current hours.
- Day Laborers Network. Working at Pasadena Community Job Center, 500 N Lake Ave Pasadena CA. Food and other services are available regularly. Check their Instagram for daily updates.
Self-Storage
- U-Haul: 30 days of free self-storage or U-Box rentals at participating locations.
Call regional numbers for locations in LA County and nearby areas:
- Los Angeles East: 626-859-4508
- Los Angeles South: 424-329-5296
- North Orange County: 714-525-4717
Mental Health Support
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 for crisis support.
- Los Angeles County ACCESS Center: 24/7 support. Call 1-800-854-7771.
- Disaster Distress Helpline: Call 800-985-5990 or text "TalkWithUs" to 66746.
Additional Support
- Hearing Aids: Contact Dr. Amit Gosalia for free replacements at 602-625-7655.
Air Quality and Wildfire Smoke Safety Resources
- Los Angeles County Department of Public Health
- Stay indoors, use AC on recirculate, and avoid swamp coolers.
- California Air Resources Board (CARB)
- Smoke Spotter App and AQI updates.
- South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD)
- Air quality updates and health tips.
- U.S. EPA
- Guidance on indoor air quality and air purifier use.
- Guidance on indoor air quality and air purifier use.
- WalkGood LA
- Providing various resources, including health and employment resources.
Masks / Air Filters
- MedifyAir: Low Cost for Southern California Residents. They're providing air purifiers to reduce the effects of wildfire air pollution.
- Mask Bloc LA: An LA Mutual Aid Organization that is offering resources to find free or low cost N95 Masks.
- LA Public Library: They're offering free masks to the public. Check their website for current availability.
- Frontline Medics: An LA Mutual Aid Organization that provides air filtration and DIY Air Purifiers.
General Preparedness
- Evacuation Bag Checklist:
ID, important documents, medication, clothing, toiletries, food, water, cash/cards, chargers, masks, and pet supplies. - Los Angeles County Fire Department’s Ready! Set! Go! Program
Tips on defensible space, home hardening, and evacuation planning.
Other Resources and Lists
- LA City Emergency Resources Guide: An up-to-date resources List. The list includes: Recover Centers, FEMA Assistance, Pet & Animal Resources, Shelter + Housing Services, Property Owner Assistance, Assistance For Businesses and Workers, and an Interactive Map with Resource Center.
- Inclusive Action for the City: Offers resources and community for Open Air Workers.
- Mutual Aid LA: A comprehensive list of local resources covering everything from housing to food and medical assistance.
- LA Mission: Families can apply for assistance to gather needed supplies after displacement. Open to families and organizations.
- Altadena Girls: A local organization offering clothing and supplies for displaced families with teenage victims.
- City of Pasadena: The NEWS section of their website provides up-to-date resources for EATON FIRE victims.