Shaping a stronger future for Southern California where all people can thrive
Our mission is to help create healthy, equitable, and vibrant communities throughout Southern California by supporting the nonprofits and institutions that have the greatest impact on critical areas of need.
To date, The Rose Hills Foundation has awarded $4,255,000.00 in fire relief grants and $3,500,000.00 in grants supporting rebuilding efforts in Altadena and Pacific Palisades. The Foundation increased grant awards to several YMCA and YWCA locations in response to their continued critical role in supporting wildfire impacted communities via free childcare, mental health services, essential supplies, and more.
See the list of wildfire-related grant allocations:
211LA
$75,000
Altadena Recovery and Rebuild Corporation
$500,000
Anti-Recidivism Coalition
$50,000
Baby2Baby
$75,000
Bet Tzedek Legal Services
$75,000
Boys and Girls Club of Malibu
$25,000
Boys and Girls Clubs of Pasadena
$75,000
Boys and Girls Clubs of Santa Monica
$50,000
California Community Foundation – Black L.A. Wildfire Relief and Recovery Fund
$100,000
California Community Foundation – Wildfire Recovery Fund
$100,000
Central American Resource Center (CARECEN)
$50,000
Direct Relief
$100,000
Door of Hope
$50,000
Families Forward Learning Center
$50,000
Flintridge Center
$50,000
Food Forward
$75,000
Food on Foot
$25,000
Foothill Catalog
$500,000
Foothill Family Services
$100,000
Forestry and Fire Recruitment Program
$30,000
Friends In Deed
$50,000
Habitat for Humanity – San Gabriel Valley
$500,000
Hollywood Food Coalition
$25,000
Home Again – Los Angeles
$50,000
Hope the Mission
$75,000
Inner City Law
$75,000
LAist
$50,000
Legal Aid Foundation of L.A.
$75,000
Little Tokyo Service Center
$50,000
Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation
$200,000
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank
$100,000
Neighborhood Legal Services of L.A. County
$75,000
One Voice
$25,000
Pacific Palisades Park & Recreation Center
$2,000,000
Pasadena Community Foundation – Eaton Fire Recovery Fund
$100,000
Project Angel Food
$100,000
P.S. Arts
$25,000
Public Counsel
$75,000
Shoes That Fit
$50,000
Stars: Illuminate. Educate. Advocate.
$25,000
St. John’s Health Center Foundation
$50,000
St. Joseph Center
$100,000
Team Rubicon
$75,000
The Salvation Army – Southern California Division
$100,000
Union Rescue Mission
$100,000
Union Station for the Homeless
$100,000
Villa Esperanza Services
$50,000
Watch Duty
$525,000
Westside Food Bank
$50,000
YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles
$650,000
YWCA Glendale & Pasadena
$25,000
Young and Healthy
$50,000
2025
Our Impact
387
Grants Awarded
$30 million
Total Support
314
Grantees
Our Focus
We Are a Responsive Grantmaker
The Rose Hills Foundation provides grants to the most impactful organizations whose work supports underserved communities across Los Angeles County. We endeavor to be responsive to the region’s ongoing needs.
Education
Advancing educational opportunities and access for students at all levels
At-Risk Youth & Families
Supporting effective services and interventions for at-risk youth, individuals, and families
Arts, Culture & Community
Human Services
Helping meet basic needs for food, housing, health care, mental health, employment, and other supportive services
Our Service Area
The Rose Hills Foundation is committed to addressing community needs and uplifting the organizations benefiting residents in Los Angeles County.
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Grantee Spotlight
LA Strong Sports and Steadfast LA have forged a public-private partnership with the City of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation to fund, redesign, and rebuild the Palisades Park and Recreation Center. This privately funded project aims to revive the heart of the Palisades community, creating a vibrant space for families to gather, play, and create lasting memories for generations to come.
Grantee Spotlight
The partnership between Foothill Catalog and Habitat for Humanity - San Gabriel Valley (Habitat SGV) reflects a shared commitment to rebuilding homes and strengthening the Altadena community after the devastating Eaton Fire in January 2025. Foothill Catalog designs the homes with care and intention, while Habitat SGV leads the construction and implementation, ensuring families have access to safe, affordable housing. A meaningful milestone in this collaboration is the completion of the Wood family’s home, illustrating how thoughtful design and community-driven effort come together to create lasting impact.