In response to the devastation caused by the Eaton Fire in January 2025, ALP created a new philanthropy to respond to the needs of the local community impacted by the Eaton Fire. The recovery efforts will take several years and ALP is committed to continued support of our local communities. To date $95,000 has been allocated to support fire recovery efforts.  ALP has provided grants and assistance to the following organizations:

    • Friends In Deed to assist with repairs to the building which houses the Women’s Room
    • Friends in Deed Food pantry
    • Pasadena Senior Center Food pantry
    • Pasadena Educational Foundation’s Eaton Fire Recovery Fund
    • Pasadena Community Foundation’s Eaton Fire Recovery Fund
    • Altadena Rotary’s Eaton Fire Recovery Grant Program
    • Union Station’s Eaton Fire Recovery Assistance
    • Pasadena Boys and Girls Club, in partnership with Assistance League of Laguna, to fund camperships for local children impacted by the fire.
    • PUSD’s Child Welfare and Attendance

Navigator Program

ALP, in partnership with the Pasadena Senior Center, has created the Senior Navigator Program to assist seniors who lost their homes because of the Eaton Fire. The Navigator program pairs a senior with a volunteer who will assist them in addressing the impact of the Eaton fires on their lives and properties. Navigators will be trained to assist with developing inventory lists, creating action plans, completing applications for assistance, drafting correspondence with insurance companies, government agencies, FEMA and SBA and providing referrals to subject matter experts as necessary.

Informational Programs

ALP is sponsoring a series of programs designed to help survivors of the Eaton Fire move through the process of rebuilding or relocating. Current programs are as follows:

♥ Rebuilding Our Community: Exploring Affordable Housing Options” – July 22, 2025, 1PM to 3PM at the Pasadena Senior Center.

♥ Exploring Alternative Uses of Insurance Proceeds –
August 13, 2025, Time TBD,  co-sponsored with United Policyholders and the Pasadena Senior Center.