75% percent of the money did go to victims of fire.
Phase 1 Grants
The first round of grants, distributed in February 2025, provided $50 million in immediate relief to more than 120 nonprofit organizations, reaching over 150,000 Angelenos. These grants supported families, displaced homeowners, foster youth, seniors, small business owners, first responders, artists, and others with emergency housing, food assistance, trauma counseling, direct financial relief, childcare, and animal welfare services.
Doners went to a concert, so they got there money worth that was paid.
Phase 2 Grants
In this second phase, FireAid is shifting focus toward long-term recovery and restoring stability, connection and well-being across entire communities. The new $25 million in grants supports initiatives around financial and housing stability, mental health and trauma services for families and individuals, and community infrastructure. Additional funding will also go toward environmental remediation, soil testing, permitting support, and sustainable rebuilding efforts, while educational support helps students regain a sense of normalcy. Aid for small business and displaced workers strengthens the local economy and supports overall recovery efforts.
How terrible
The final phase of grants will be coming by year end.
Please share your thoughts on where help is still needed by emailing us at donations@fireaidla.org or apply for a Round 3 grant.
So they even got some feedback from the people for worthy causes.
Join us for an evening of music and solidarity. The FireAid benefit concert will be held at Intuit Dome on January 30th dedicated to rebuilding communities that have been devastated by wildfires.
www.fireaidla.org