All for One LA, the LA Strong Foundation supports families, children and communities affected by the LA wildfires and crises throughout Los Angeles through direct relief, disaster recovery assistance, and long-term rebuilding.

The foundation provides essential products and resources to neighborhoods and the communities within them, facing hardships, helping stabilize vulnerable households and strengthen community resilience. It mobilizes volunteers, collaborates with partners, and donors to deliver rapid aid during emergencies, funds programs and events that enhance youth achievement, neighborhood revitalization, and mental-health support, business and economic development, builds cross-sector partnerships to coordinate efforts, and elevates community stories to raise awareness and drive additional support.

Since its creation, LA Strong has:

• Delivered large-scale essential support. Facilitated, supported, and connected more than 200,000 units of donated products—valued at $2,000,000—to over 15,000 people. Donations included food, beverages, clothing for all ages, footwear, hygiene products, pet food, baby essentials, home goods, bedding, toys, sporting goods, paper goods, school supplies, luggage, and additional critical household items.

• Strengthened community resilience. Provided real-time access to otherwise hard-to-reach goods, services, information, and local support networks, directly stabilizing high-need households and reducing the burden on distressed families.

• Mobilized volunteers and partners. Connected 1,000+ volunteers with opportunities to assist in relief operations, community events, and recovery activities. Partnered with 50+ companies and organizations to align relief efforts, coordinate distribution, and expand program reach.

• Supported on-the-ground recovery centers. Partnered with, helped establish, and continue to support six relief locations—in Malibu, Venice Beach, Culver City, Eaton Canyon–Pasadena, Altadena, and Studio City—with warehousing, distribution, product support, and community information services.

• Built real-time crisis information tools. Developed and host “650-Ask-Maxi” (650-275-6294), a voice-activated digital assistant providing rapid answers and actionable information for those affected by the LA Fires. Created a click-to-call database containing all published phone numbers and web addresses for organizations that received $100 million in LA Fire Relief Concert Funds from The Annenberg Foundation.

• Expanded access to critical resources. Launched a 24/7 hotline and resource directory with links to 35+ national, state, and city organizations, simplifying navigation of services related to crisis relief, housing, food access, legal support, and recovery.

• Enhanced youth development and community wellness. Hosted, supported, fiscally sponsored, and continue to sponsor back-to-school, sports, and holiday toy and crafting events for families, children, veterans, and at-risk communities. These programs strengthen youth development, reduce stress, and create positive pathways for children and families.

• Elevated community voices and stories. Maintains an active Instagram platform for sharing experiences, amplifying community needs, and highlighting recovery progress—building awareness that attracts additional support.

• Strengthened community bonds. Fostered deep personal connections across Los Angeles, the country, and abroad, uniting individuals around shared recovery efforts and reinforcing long-term resilience.

• Supported local business recovery. Worked with businesses in Pasadena, Altadena, and Malibu on post-fire recovery planning, location scouting, event participation, and resource access.

• Advanced storytelling and youth-focused recovery. Led match-grant challenges, including support for Windswept, a documentary chronicling the fire recovery journeys of youth.