●  CalAssist Mortgage Fund — up to 12 months of mortgage payments, capped at $100,000, paid directly to the servicer. Expanded eligibility now allows some homeowners who own additional property to qualify for assistance on the fire-damaged primary residence. 800-501-0019 | CalAssist

● USDA Eaton Fire Home Repair Grants — USDA Rural Development has an Eaton-specific repair pathway for qualifying very-low- and low-income owner-occupied households with eligible Eaton Fire damage. Grants may provide up to $32,420, subject to program rules, duplication-of-benefits restrictions and fund availability. USDA Eaton Fire grant fact sheet | sm.rd.ca.SFHDirect@usda.gov

● Samaritan's Purse Rebuild Assistance — accepts eligible Eaton Fire households for rebuilding assistance, prioritizing qualifying uninsured and underinsured owner-occupants whose primary residence was destroyed. 833-323-6651 | usdisasterrecovery@samaritan.org | California Rebuild Program

●  SGV Habitat Infill ADU Grant — up to $100,000 toward an ADU for qualifying Eaton Fire-affected Altadena homeowners. The program includes income/address requirements and a 10-year affordable-rental commitment. Infill ADU Grant Program

●  Neighborhood Housing Services / Restore the Legacy LA — financial counseling, case management, rebuild support, construction-project guidance and CalAssist counseling. 213-381-2862 | NHS Wildfire Survivor Resources

●  PCV RESTORE LA Fund — $10,000–$100,000 small-business loans at 3% fixed interest, with no fees/closing costs stated by PCV and no minimum credit score stated, subject to underwriting and eligibility. RESTORE LA Fund 

●  Altadena Land Initiatives Gap Rebuild Program — zero-interest construction-gap financing for qualifying households. This is financing, not a grant, and the program structure includes a lien and repayment from specified future recovery proceeds or sale/refinance. ALI Gap Rebuild Program

● SBA Disaster Assistance Loans — low-interest federal disaster loans remain available to eligible homeowners, renters, nonprofits, and businesses affected by the LA fires at the Collaboratory in Altadena and the Ronald Reagan Palisades Post in Pacific Palisades. Funds may be used for repair or rebuilding, smoke and contamination testing and remediation, and soil testing and remediation. Applications are currently handled in person only; schedule an appointment before visiting. | Make an SBA appointment

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