Eaton Fire Initiative
At Civic Soul, our mission is to connect those in need with organizations that can help them most. We believe recovery is strongest when trusted organizations collaborate to deliver lasting support.
In response to the Eaton Fire, we are a proud member of the Eaton Fire Collaborative—a collective effort to help displaced families rebuild with dignity, stability, and confidence, bringing together community groups, local nonprofits, city, county, and state officials dedicated to helping those affected.
Our Role: Connecting Communities and Resources
Civic Soul helps connect families affected by the Eaton Fire with trusted organizations for long-term support. We’re actively providing first and last month’s rent and covering emergency housing for displaced families. By fostering partnerships and coordinating efforts, we ensure families receive the right resources without redundancy.
Greenline Housing and Change Reaction lead direct housing support, while additional partners—including Pasadena Community Foundation, Red Cross, Change Reaction, NAACP Pasadena Branch, Foothill Catalog, Day One, My Tribe Rise, Dena Madre Strong, Habitat For Humanity, Victory Bible Church, and others—offer services addressing families' unique needs.
A Comprehensive Recovery Approach
The Eaton Fire Collaborative supports every aspect of recovery:
Housing Stability: Rental assistance and placement for families unable to lease independently.
Employment Support: Job-readiness programs and employment connections.
Financial Literacy: Training on budgeting, saving, and economic health.
Mental Health Support: Counseling and emotional support.
Education & Navigation: Guidance on rebuilding processes and access to essential services.
Resilience Planning: Tools for long-term success and independence.