“SOUL OF THE HOLIDAYS,” a joyful night of Motor City soul, gospel, and holiday classics, featuring an 18-piece band, all-star vocalists, and community choirs—all in support of the Black LA Relief & Recovery Fund.
Rebuilding Dena: From Recovery to Renewal
When the Eaton Fire swept through Altadena and Pasadena, it didn’t just destroy buildings — it struck at the legacy of Black Los Angeles. Generations of homeowners, community leaders, and families who built lives in neighborhoods once closed off by redlining and discrimination are now faced with unimaginable loss.
But from the ashes of devastation, a movement for renewal has risen.
The Black LA Relief & Recovery Fund, launched by the Black Freedom Fund in partnership with the California Community Foundation, is supporting a community-led and centered approach to rebuilding. This fund resources grassroots organizations helping families recover — not just by restoring what was lost, but by protecting what’s been built over generations.
To date, the Black LA Relief & Recovery Fund has already distributed $3.5 million to 37 organizations
This is more than aid — it’s empowerment. It’s about ensuring that the path to recovery is shaped by those most impacted.
