Free Blood Lead Testing for Wildfire Impacted Communities
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Smoke, ash, and debris from wildfires may contain harmful contaminants, including lead. The Department of Public Health (Public Health) is offering FREE blood lead testing for those who may be concerned about exposure to lead from the wildfires.
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Youth@Work
Eaton Fire Impacted Youth
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Partner with us through our Youth@Work (Y@W) program to help establish careers for youth in imapcted by the Eaton Fire. For more information, visit http://bit.ly/DEOYouthAtWork
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PART & FULL-TIME TEMP JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR FIRE-IMPACTED INDIVIDUALS
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IBTU is partnering with HACLA and the Workforce Developmentsystem to offer employmentopportunities at our Relief &Recovery Hub.
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Watch Your Child Bloom with HIPPY (Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters)
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Do you want to have fun preparing your child for success in school? Is your child 2, 3, or 4 years old? Do you live in Pasadena, Altadena or Sierra Madre?
HIPPY Pasadena is a FREE program that prepares children for success in kindergarten and beyond by giving parents the tools and confidence to be their child's first teacher.
• Engaging curriculum with age-appropriate activities for preschoolers
• Weekly 1-hour visits for 30 weeks with a trained parent specialist
• Social-emotional resources and support from a licensed mental health professional
• In-person and online events to meet other HIPPY families in the community
Questions? Call 626-744-6198 or email: hippy@CityOfPasadena.net.
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Altadena Rotary Concerts in the Park Saturdays July & August, 7-9pm
Loma Alta Park
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Join the Altadena Rotary in cooperation with LA County Parks & Recreation for the 28th Annual Concert Series. All concerts are free and start at 7pm at Loma Alta Park, 3330 N. Lincoln Ave., Altadena.
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Resource Rally (Drive Thru Distribution) Thursday, July 17 • 10am-1pm Pasadena/Sierra Madre YMCA (611 E Sierra Madre Blvd.)
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Free products available for families,while supplies last: Shelf stable food, Hygiene items, Personal care items, Children's books, and Niagara bottled water.
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The Good Karma LA Fire Relief Distribution Thursday, July 17 • 11am-2pm Mary's Sweets & Churros (2150 Glenrose Ave., Altadena)
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Providing support for families, baby essentials, pets, homemade hot meals, water, and snacks!
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Shred Day Friday, July 18 • 8am-12pm Main Library Parking Lot
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Bring old bills, bank statements, and other sensitive documents to our FREE, secure shredding event. Please remove rubber bands, plastic bags, and other binding materials from your paperwork. First come, first served.
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Dena Summer Nights
Friday, July 18, 8-11pm
1609 Navarro Ave, Pasadena
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Games. Food. Performances. Vibes. Art. Community. Sounds by Mr. Energy.
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IBTU Relief Fire Impacted Community Forum
Saturday, July 19, 10:30am-12pm
Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza (3650 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, L.A.)
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This space is designed to provide updates on the Fire Relief Hub based on what we've heard so far-and more importantly, to listen and learn from you. We'll hear directly from those impacted by the Eaton and Pacific Palisades fires, share how IBTU is showing up, and explore new was we can continue to advocate and respond.
Too often, events speak at communities instead of with them. This gathering is different-it's a chance for real-time feedback, open dialogue, and collective problem-solving. Together, we'll connect families to care and ensure both new and longtime partners understand the ongoing needs of our neighbors.
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Rebuild & Rise! Job Fair and Recovery Pop-Up
Saturday, July 19, 11am-5pm
3700 E. Sierra Madre Blvd., Pasadena
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Join us for the first-ever "Hire a Survivor Job Fair - created exclusively for families impacted by the January fires.
Enjoy a free lunch, family activities & games, live music, and the chance to get hired on the spot! This day is dedicated to YOU - an opportunity to kickstart your recovery, meet with case managers, explore resources, connect with employers, and spend meaningful time with your community.
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Family Fun Fest
Saturday, July 19, 11am-4pm
John Muir High School, 1905 Lincoln Ave.
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Home Again: Tiffany Tatreau Concert
Monday, July 21, 7pm
Loma Alta Park, 3330 N Lincoln Ave.
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Join us for a free concert as Tiffany Tatreau sings songwriters of the 60s and 70s.
Tiffany is currently touring the nation with A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical, and originated the role of Ocean O’Connell Rosenberg in the U.S. and Off-Broadway premieres, and original cast album, of Ride the Cyclone. After 10 years performing in New York, Chicago, and beyond, she is thrilled to finally be home again.
BRING LAWN CHAIRS AND BLANKETS
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Rebuilding Our Community: Exploring Affordable Housing Options
Tuesday, July 22 • 1-3pm
Pasadena Senior Center, 85 E. Holly Street, Pasadena
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Are you considering rebuilding after the Eaton fire? Join us for an informative forum at the Pasadena Senior Center where we will explore various lower-cost housing solutions tailored for homeowners looking to rebuild efficiently and affordably. (All ages welcome).
This lecture will go over various rebuilding options, including:
- The Foothill Catalog Foundation, a nonprofit offering 30+ design concepts and dedicated to helping fire survivors rebuild and save money while doing so, and ever more when rebuilding together.
- cityLAB-UCLA will discuss using modular house or a combination of traditional construction and modular building can save time and funds.
- Habitat for Humanity, which focuses on affordability and sustainability. Representatives will be present to answer questions.
- Sunset Mesa Collective will discuss their concenpt of using a single point of contact to reduce and control costs.
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Community Food Distribution
Wedesday, July 23 • 11am-12pm
Main Library Parking Lot, 600 E. Mariposa
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Impacted by the Eaton Fire? Stop by the Altadena Library to pick up a bag of fresh produce, courtesy of Hollywood Food Coalition. Supplies are limited, first come, first served! If you can, please bring your own extra bags! The mission of Hollywood Food Coalition is to nourish the community by rescuing and distributing food, preparing nightly meals, and uniting efforts to achieve food equity.
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LA County Sheriff's Department Altadena Station Community Conversation
Wednesday, July 23, 6-8pm
Altadena Main Library, 600 E. Mariposa
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For further information please contact Deputy Balyan at 626-798-1131 or abalyan@lasd.org.
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Christmas in July
Saturday, July 26 • 11am
175. N. Euclid Ave, Pasadena
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Free toys, bike raffles, games and food.
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Let's Talk, Let's Listen Community Series: Is the Answer for Altadena, Architects?
Wednesday, July 30 7-8:30pm
930 E. Rio Grande St, Pasadena
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Join us as we learn together the next steps of Altadena rebuilding and rising. Doors open at 6:30pm.
We are at the 6 month mark since January 7th, rebuilding has begun and what role do architects play in Altadena rebuilding and rising from the ashes. Our panel conversation with NOMA (National Organization of Minority Architects) whose mission is rooted in a rich legacy of activism will offer residents practical advice on:
- What does an architect actually do?
- How to find the right architect for you.
- What to expect during the design and building process.
- Bringing your vision to life-with the community in mind.
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Dena Community Backpack Giveaway Sunday, August 3 • 10am-2pm Rose Bowl
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This free community event will provide school supplies, resources, and support to families—especially those impacted by the Eaton Canyon fire. Register for this event by scanning the QR code or clicking here:
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FREE Legal Advice: Law Center Wildfire Tenant Support Clinics August 6 & 20 • 10:30am-12:30pm Neighborhood Unitarian Universalist Church (301 N. Orange Grove Blvd, Pasadena)
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Free legal help to low-income renters who are facing wildfire-related housing issues or need help replacing lost vital documents. At the clinic, volunteer attorneys can provide free legal advice and counsel on things like:
- Evictions, illegal lockouts, and lease terminations
- Rent reductions and repairs for fire-damaged units
- Recovering IDs, Social Security cards, and birth/marriage certificates
To schedule an appointment, you can email jsmalley@innercitylaw.org or call (213) 891-2880.
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Save the Date: Bob Lucas Memorial Library and Literacy Center Grand Reopening
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After 16 months of renovation and expansion, we’re proud to invite you to the GRAND REOPENING of our Bob Lucas Memorial Library and Literacy Center! This beautiful, modernized, fully accessible library has been redesigned with our entire community in mind. From updated technology to new spaces for learning, connection, and creativity, our branch library is ready to serve Altadenans like never before. When: Saturday, August 16, 2025, starting at 10:00 a.m. Where: Bob Lucas Memorial Library, 2659 Lincoln Ave., Altadena, CA 91001 We hope you can join us for this exciting event!
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