One Year Since the Eaton Fire
One year after the Eaton Fire, our community continues to stand strong. Many lost more than homes—memories, stability, and a sense of normalcy were deeply impacted. Yet in the face of loss, Dena chose unity.
Neighbors showed up. Volunteers gave endlessly. Community partners came together to launch the Dena Relief Drive, which grew from one small room into a powerful movement of giving—serving families in need and honoring the strength of our people.
The Dena Relief is not over. We are still rebuilding, still serving, and still fighting for our community—together.
The Birth of Dena
Relief
Drive
January 7th 2025
We came together to fulfill the needs of our community
1 Year Later
Our
Mission
Neighborhood Survants empowers youth and community leaders with the tools, resources, and support to become tomorrow’s difference-makers, driving positive change through education, collaboration, and action.
Working With the Best Clients and Partners
Dena Community Backpack Giveaway Impact Highlights
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4,000+ students served
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71% wildfire-affected youth supported
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7+ major partners (Rose Bowl Stadium, Baby2Baby, Foot Locker, Subway, Staples, LA Chargers’ Cameron Dicker, Rose Bowl Institute)
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2 community leaders recognized our work with official commendations
Highlights of 2025
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Neighborhood Survants Crisis Relief
Together, we rise through every challenge.
Neighborhood Survants joined forces with over 75 organizations and 1,500 dedicated volunteers to bring relief to those impacted by the Eaton and Palisades fires. Together, we distributed more than 400,000 pounds of supplies and $45,000 in gift cards—proof of the powerful impact we can make when our community unites..