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Our Wildfire Recovery Fund grantee Didi Hirsch MHS is committed to providing housing, therapy, and trauma-informed care to those who need it most. In our latest #LAStrong video, we’d love for you to see how they are helping survivors find support in their recovery journeys.

During the January wildfires, Los Angeles LGBT Center quickly organized relief drives and supported displaced LGBTQ+ Angelenos. We’re proud to spotlight them as a Wildfire Recovery Fund grantee this #PrideMonth, and all year long. Thank you for all you do! 🌈

Join us this Saturday, June 7, for “The Positives of Negatives”, a solo exhibit by photographer and 2024 CCF Visual Artist Fellow Bumdog Torres. More details here: calfund.org/news-and-event…

Everyone on U.S. soil has due process rights. Violating anyone's rights violates all our rights. All Angelenos deserve to live free from fear.

A message from the California Community Foundation regarding the events in Los Angeles.

UPDATE: The interfaith prayer vigil has been postponed. Stay tuned for updates!

CCF CEO Miguel A. Santana joined leaders from labor, health, workforce, and early childhood development in Sacramento today to thank lawmakers for standing with immigrant communities. A just budget should reflect those contributions. Read more: bit.ly/45P646Y

CCF stands in unwavering solidarity with CHIRLA and every org defending immigrants, refugees, and working families. CHIRLA represents the best of who we are. We stand with CHIRLA. Donate now to support their vital work. #StandWithCHIRLA

When anyone’s 1st Amendment rights are violated, everyone’s 1st Amendment rights are violated. We stand for the rights of all in our community to freely express their opinions, in a federal building, on campuses, and in public spaces. Alex Padilla Photo: Aude Guerrucci/Reuters

Important community nonprofits like CHIRLA are being targeted for speaking up. This is not normal, and we cannot look the other way. CCF stands with our nonprofit partners. #UniteInAdvance

Thanks to partners like Anthem Blue Cross, we’re able to provide vital services, such as mental health support, rebuilding homes, and more. You can read more about their latest LA wildfire relief initiatives at: bit.ly/3ZEOoY1

Immigration raids across Los Angeles County don’t just impact those detained. That’s why CCF has launched the LA Neighbors Support Fund to help families survive and neighborhoods stay strong, from groceries to small business support. Learn more here: bit.ly/460mGJ0

Today, we observe Juneteenth, a day that commemorates the end of slavery and celebrates freedom. At the California Community Foundation, we remain committed to uplifting Black communities and organizations that continue the fight for racial equity in Los Angeles and beyond.

Afraid to leave home amid ICE raids? YMCA delivers meals to you | KCRW kcrw.com/news/shows/kcr…

June is #ImmigrantHeritageMonth. With ICE raids again targeting our neighborhoods, this month is a reminder of the action needed to protect immigrants. CHIRLA #CARECEN #AfricanCommunitiesPublicHealthCoalition #PasadenaCommunityJobCenter

The Los Angeles Dodgers have committed $1M to CCF’s LA Neighbors Support Fund to aid nonprofits supporting families impacted by immigration raids. We’re grateful for their partnership in standing with Angelenos in crisis. Learn more aobut the #LANeighborsFund here: bit.ly/3G5fPUf

Happy #PrideMonth! We are proud to stand with and support amazng orgs serving our LGBTQ+ communities year-round: 🏳️‍🌈 #LASpoonieCollective 🏳️‍🌈 #ProjectQ

At #LosAngelesChristianHealthCenters, care teams meet patients where they are. However, proposed Medi-Cal coverage cuts would put this safety net at risk. Read more on our blog about what's at stake and how we're responding: bit.ly/4kUe2Ay

CCF’s LA n Sync has officially awarded $1M in Wildfire Recovery & Resiliency grants to 11 community-based projects supporting fire-impacted areas in LA County.

Even after losing its building to the wildfires, the Palisades-Malibu YMCA continued to show up for the community. From emergency childcare to free youth camps and food distribution, the Y’s relief efforts have supported more than 90K people. Read more: bit.ly/4feNszS