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After losing his home to Los Angeles wildfires, Rene Amy transformed the devastation into beauty by planting California poppies throughout fire-scarred Altadena. His charred plot now blooms with delicate orange flowers, offering neighbors a living symbol of renewal.
After wildfire destroyed the Altadena home where 90-year-old Helen Montanez raised six children, 50 volunteers from City of Hope spent their free time rebuilding it. The project will also restore homes for Helen's daughter and granddaughter's families, all of whom lost everything in the Eaton Fire.
Walt Butler lost his Altadena home to the Eaton fire, but the 84-year-old track legend chose to spend his Saturday giving away T-shirts to kids at Pasadena's Black History Festival. The event became a powerful gathering of healing and community for fire survivors rebuilding their lives.
Wells Fargo Foundation donated $1 million to help families rebuild affordable homes in Altadena after the devastating Eaton Fire. The grant will construct accessory dwelling units and help rebuild homes destroyed in the disaster. ##