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The California Jazz Foundation offers financial assistance to California jazz musicians in need. Assistance is charitable in nature and is paid directly to a creditor or third party. Applicants are encouraged to investigate all other possible sources of public aid before seeking assistance. The foundation also provides access to a referral network of medical professionals for qualified applicants.
Current and recent LACCD students may apply for support through the Foundation’s online application. Please complete the contact form below to request access to the online application. A member of the Foundation team will review the submission. If you appear to meet the current funding focus areas and eligibility requirements, you will be sent a link to the application within 5-10 business days.
The purpose of this fund is to provide support to digital creators, those working in the digital creator industry and/or arts and entertainment workers who have lost or damaged homes due to the LA Wildfires. Employees of YouTube/Google and their household members are not eligible for this Fund. To apply for this fund, please fill out our Disaster Emergency Financial Assistance application.
For entertainment technology professionals who have been severely impacted by a natural disaster. Grants are $250 and are issued in the form of an electronic American Express Gift Card emailed directly to you. These are intended to be used for immediate needs such as food, clothing, medication, or toiletries.
Funds from the Walsh/Di Tolla/Spivak Foundation can help pay for food, clothing, shelter, and other necessities for IATSE members affected by natural disasters. In the past, the IATSE has disbursed funds to support members affected by wildfires, tornadoes, hurricanes, and earthquakes. Individual IATSE members (and retirees) needing assistance should follow the instructions on the below form and submit to their local union.
Our priority at Better Angels is to provide housing-focused support to low-income individuals and families in Los Angeles who have been displaced or are at risk of displacement due to the 2025 wildfires. Our grants are designed to help you regain and maintain stable housing. These micro grants provide the foundational support you need to stabilize your situation and address critical short-term gaps, allowing you to breathe and plan your next steps. The goal is to provide targeted support to help stabilize your living environment and address critical gaps as you begin the recovery process. Our housing assistance programs are specifically designed for those facing significant challenges in maintaining or securing a home after the wildfires.