Celebrate one year of We Out Here Altadena, a powerful community-driven relief effort born after the Eaton Fire. From fresh food giveaways to live music and heartfelt resilience, this anniversary event united 200+ locals in strength, joy, and forward momentum.

One Year After the Fire, Altadena Rises in Unity On Wednesday, March 18 , the parking lot of Fair Oaks Burger (2560 N. Fair Oaks Ave, Altadena) will transform into a lively festival of gratitude and hope. From 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM , neighbors and friends will gather for The Juicy Little Society’s “We Out Here: Altadena 1-Year Anniversary Eaton Fire Relief” Community Appreciation Celebration . This special event marks one year since the devastating Eaton Fire and the birth of

More than a year after the Eaton Fire devastated Altadena and surrounding communities, recovery is still unfolding. The January 2025 wildfire destroyed more than 9,000 structures and displaced thousands of residents , leaving families navigating insurance delays, rebuilding permits, housing instability, and emotional recovery. For many households, the hardest part now is simply figuring out where to start . Resources exist—but they are spread across different agencies, nonpro

A powerful reflection on When The Sky Turned Orange, the short film chronicling Altadena’s response to the 2025 Eaton Fire. From grassroots heroes to cultural icons like Issa Rae and Jordan Brand, discover how a community turned tragedy into solidarity, storytelling, and hope.