Los Angeles Wildfire Relief Resources

ICON CDC is dedicated to providing you resources and assistance to those affected by the LA Wildfires.

ICON CDC Support for LA Wildfire Victims

The dedicated team at ICON CDC is standing by to assist you with applying for the SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) application.

We understand that this is a stressful time and we are here to help you every step of the way.

Drop by or call one of our offices listed below and our team will provide compassionate hands-on assistance either in our office or via Zoom.

North Valley BusinessSource Center:

13168 Van Nuys Blvd.

Pacoima, CA 91331

(818)302-6114

South Valley BusinessSource Center:

5805 Sepulveda Blvd., Suite 801

Van Nuys, CA 91411

(818)616-4118

Direct Relief for Council District 6 for Micro-Enterprises

In the wake of one of the worst wildfire disasters in Los Angeles’ history, Councilmember Imelda Padilla has created the “Council District 6 Wildfire Relief Fund for Micro-Enterprises” to address income losses faced by housekeepers, gardeners, personal chefs, caretakers, and other self-employed workers who have suffered income losses and face significant challenges in accessing federal or state emergency resources.

With the initial support from Councilmember Imelda Padilla, ICON CDC is set to deliver direct cash aid to impacted workers and entrepreneurs through one-time payments. The grants will be awarded on a first-come, first served basis, and as funds allow.

ICON CDC is opening this application to its core clients: Street Vendors, Landscapers & Gardeners, Agricultural Workers, Construction Workers, Housekeepers, Delivery Drivers, Utility Workers, and other workers in the "Open Air Economy"- People who make their living by working outside. The Wildfire Relief Fund for Micro-Enterprises will provide targeted relief for informal service workers in Council District 6.

To be eligible for funding, community members must meet all of the following qualifications:

  • Primarily work outdoors, (street vendor, landscape worker, construction worker, etc.)

  • Have a demonstrated loss of income or property/belongings due to fires

  • Live or work within 10 miles of evacuation zone - Only for CD6 residents/businesses

Grant amounts will be: Individual $250 and Family $500

We will prioritize community members who experienced direct losses due to the fire.

Please complete the brief questionnaire below and we will follow up with you.

External Resources for Los Angeles Wildfire Disaster Relief

Emergency & Recovery

Los Angeles County Central Emergency Site

Real-time updates on closures, evacuation orders, warnings, and shelter in place orders, Guidance on reporting debris and removal, Access to PPE and additional critical information.

Los Angeles County Recovery Information

Recovery information, including assistance for businesses and individuals affected by the fire.

Los Angeles City Emergency Management Department

Resources on emergency preparedness, including evacuation plans and disaster recovery information.

Business Assistance

LAEDC's Business Assistance

Get Business Assistance from LAEDC's Business Assistance Team

LAEDC's Guide to Planning for Business Operations After a Natural Disaster

LAEDC'S Guide to Planning for Business Operations After A Natural Disaster

Together For LA

Small Business Support and Recovery Resources for the 2025 LA Wildfires

Government Resources

California State Government Resources

Information on disaster response and recovery, including resources for affected communities.

(Cal OES) Wildfire Recovery Resources

Statewide wildfire recovery resources, including information on disaster assistance programs, recovery updates, and guidance for affected communities.

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

Federal disaster assistance, including financial help and support for individuals and businesses.

California Department of Insurance

Information on insurance claims and protections for those affected by wildfires.

U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Disaster Assistance

Disaster assistance to businesses. Eligible businesses can borrow up to $2 million to repair or replace damaged or destroyed real estate, machinery, and equipment.

Workforce Development

Workforce Development Resource Hubs

LA County offers various services to support workers affected by job disruptions due to emergencies. These resources are designed to provide immediate and practical assistance for workers facing layoffs, seeking new training opportunities, or navigating essential benefits.

AJCC Locations and Services

Los Angeles County hosts 18 America’s Job Centers of California (AJCCs) within the region. These centers provide direct services, including job placement and training support, for those impacted by wildfires.

Accommodation, Transportation & Childcare

  • Hotel properties that are offering relief accommodations for those displaced by the ongoing wildfires.

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  • 211 LA is partnering with Airbnb.org, American Express, and Hilton to coordinate the distribution of emergency housing for people displaced by wildfires

  • Lyft Up Disaster Response program to provide access to free and discounted rides to help those in the affected area travel to and from shelters with critical resources. Riders in need can use the code CAFIRERELIEF25, valid for 2 rides up to $25 each ($50 total) for 2,000 riders from now until 1/15 at 11:59 p.m.

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  • Residents in Los Angeles County who’ve been ordered to vacate their homes can get a credit from Uber to get to an evacuation site. The $40 will only be valid for trips to an active shelter and by using the code WILDFIRE25.

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  • Free child care for children of first responders, essential workers and families who have been displaced, evacuated or who have otherwise experienced loss at the Y.

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  • Quickly stand up temporary offices and homes for disaster response

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Non Government Support

  • Shelter, food, and emotional support to individuals affected by disasters.

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  • Food, personal necessities, and shelter to survivors and first responders

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  • Medical supplies and resources to those affected by the fires.

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  • The California Fire Foundation’s Supplying Aid to Victims of Emergency (SAVE) program is providing a $250 gift card given to *eligible survivors of fire and natural disasters...

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  • Visit a Goodwill Southern California location for clothing and interview attire.

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  • The Foundation for the Los Angeles Community Colleges, has set up a fund to support community college students and educators in LA.

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  • The Pasadena Community Foundation has opened the Eaton Canyon Fire Relief and Recovery Fund to support immediate and longer term needs.

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  • California Community Foundation, activated the Wildfire Recovery Fund

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  • Philanthropy California’s Disaster Response Page lists vetted funds and resources.

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Other Grant Opportunities

  • To help restaurants recover in times of critical need, DoorDash has partnered with Hello Alice to create the Restaurant Disaster Relief Fund.

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  • During the ongoing wildfire emergency in Los Angeles County, Inclusive Action has launched a new emergency fund to help outdoor workers – street vendors, landscapers, and recyclers – impacted by the fires.

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Communication Resources

  • Charter Communications has unlocked over 35,000 Spectrum WiFi access points across Southern California. These are available to everyone, regardless of whether they are Spectrum customers.

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  • The fitness chain is offering free access to their facilities in Los Angeles County until January 15. This includes the use of showers and WiFi, providing essential services to those displaced by the fires.

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  • Now through Wednesday, Jan. 15, T-Mobile is offering unlimited talk, text and data for T-Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile and Assurance Wireless customers who do not have these services as part of their current plan. These services are available to customers in Altadena, La Cañada Flintridge, Los Angeles, Palisades, Pasadena and Sierra Madre.

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  • The telecommunications company announced it is offering wildfire areas unlimited data, talk and text through Feb. 6. Visit their official site for a list of valid zip codes.

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  • The company has waived call, text, and data charges for customers in the hardest-hit areas until Jan. 18. Additionally, Verizon has deployed free WiFi and charging stations at select locations. Verizon

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  • Ensuring your business can receive help accessing computers and internet. Help is available in English and Spanish

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Mental Health Support

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  • The Disaster Distress Helpline (DDH) is a toll-free, multilingual, crisis support service available 24/7 to those who are experiencing emotional distress related to natural or human-caused disasters.   Call or text 1-800-985-5990

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  • Los Angeles County ACCESS Center operates 24 hours/day, 7 days/week as the entry point for mental health services in Los Angeles County. The center can be reached at 1-800-854-7771.

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  • The 988 Suicide and Crisis hotline can be reached by calling or texting 988.

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  • The Jewish Federation Los Angeles is offering mental health services, warm meals, shelter and space for displaced individuals, families and institutions.

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  • The Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health Resources has compiled a list of mental health resources to aid people affected by the wildfires.

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  • The California Department of Public Health is offering tips on how people can cope with loss, talk to their children about wildfires, and more.

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Additional Resources