Wildfire Resilience We are proud to announce the recipients of the wildfire recovery and resilience (wrr) initiative, a $1 million funding effort dedicated to supporting long term recovery, resilience, and equity in los angeles county communities impacted by wildfires. At this third gathering of the moore foundation’s wildfire grantees – and the second since the wildfire resilience initiative launched – grantees demonstrated meaningful progress in advancing their strategies despite a challenging funding environment.
Wildfire Recovery Resilience Grantees In may 2025, ccf released the wildfire recovery and resilience request for proposals with major funding from the state of california jobs first collaborative. the funding will provide technical assistance and capacity building support aimed at securing government grants for re building better efforts, innovative revitalization, and long term. This support arrives at a critical moment, as many los angeles families and entrepreneurs continue to recover from the lasting impacts of recent wildfires. while the immediate crisis required rapid response, long term rebuilding demands sustained support. In april, grantees from our wildfire resilience initiative came together to share lessons, spark new ideas, and accelerate progress toward one goal: achieving wildfire resilience. By focusing on workforce development, risk reduction, equitable recovery and climate resilient rebuilding, funders can help ensure that communities not only recover from the devastation of wildfires but also become more prepared for future challenges.
Wildfire Resilience Collaborative Of Santa Barbara County In april, grantees from our wildfire resilience initiative came together to share lessons, spark new ideas, and accelerate progress toward one goal: achieving wildfire resilience. By focusing on workforce development, risk reduction, equitable recovery and climate resilient rebuilding, funders can help ensure that communities not only recover from the devastation of wildfires but also become more prepared for future challenges. Wildfire recovery & resilience grantee project summaries in 2025, following the devastating january wildfires that swept through pacific palisades and the pasadena altadena area, the california jobs first los angeles collaborative launched the wildfire recovery and resilience fund—a $1 million initiative to support community driven efforts focus. A bold paradigm shift is needed to change the trajectory of the wildland fire crisis the nation faces. effectively building resilience to inevitable wildfires will require close partnerships across both the public and private sectors to restore forests at a scale not previously contemplated. Jewish community foundation of greater los angeles providing grants and recovery funds for jewish and general communities in crisis. latino community foundation funds and advocates for latino communities’ recovery and resilience in times of crisis. Studies such as those funded through the hud wildfire and resilience grant opportunity, could inform future federal investments in long term recovery and resilience for specific types of disasters.
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