Recover Together

Our hearts go out to everyone impacted by the devastating LA fires and Belmont Village is committed to being a part of the Los Angeles recovery. Right now, we want to help older adults who are suddenly without homes, power, supplies or needed care with immediate lodging and support. We have established furnished respite rooms at each of our 35 Belmont Village communities in Los Angeles, San Diego, Northern California and around the country. We are giving move-in priority to those affected by the fires, with no requirements or limitations on length of stay. Our teams will work directly with you to help accommodate your needs

To learn more, please call our support line at 630-747-6428 and speak with our Family Advisor.

Ways to Donate

  • The American Red Cross

    Visit redcross.org, call 1-800-RED CROSS (800-733-2767) or text the word CAWILDFIRES to 90999 to make a donation.

  • The CA Fire Foundation

    Visit this page to support impacted CA residents. This foundation works with local fire agencies and community-based organizations to provide support for surviving families of fallen firefighters, firefighters and the communities they serve.

  • LA Fire Department Foundation

    Visit this page to make a donation. This foundation supports the heroic firefighters responding in real-time to protect lives, homes, and communities.

  • California Community Foundation Wildfire Recovery Fund

    Visit this page to make a donation. CCF ensures that resources reach those most in need, leveraging partnerships with community-based organizations and government agencies.

  • Mercy Chefs

    Visit https://mercychefs.com/california-wildfires-response to make a donation. This Virginia-based nonprofit is on the ground in Southern California distributing victims, volunteers, firefighters and other first responders.

  • World Central Kitchen

    Visit this page to make a donation. World Central Kitchen provides fresh, nourishing meals to communities that have been impacted by disasters quickly and effectively.

  • Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Emergency Relief Fund

    Visit this page to make a donation. The fund offers cash assistance to families and employees affected by the fires, and support and resources for teachers, students, and families to ensure continuity of learning to the greatest extent possible.

  • Save the Children

    Visit this page to make a donation. Save the Children ensures families have the essential items they need and work with local partners to help kids get back to learning as quickly as possible.

  • ASPCA Los Angeles

    Visit this page to make a donation. ASPCA is on the ground in California to ensure the safety and critical needs of animals in the impacted areas.

BV Cares

BV Cares, a not-for-profit fund established in 2008, helps support Belmont Village employees through hurricanes, wildfires, winter storms, and pandemics. It assists with food, clothing, and shelter, as well as medical and burial expenses. And, Belmont Village matches every donation made, dollar for dollar.

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Support Los Angeles

As wildfires ravage large swaths of LA, Belmont Village Senior Living sends thoughts and prayers to everyone impacted by this tragedy. Our hearts go out to anyone who has endured the loss of a home, of treasured belongings, of a livelihoods and most of all the loss of life.

We are deeply inspired by local first responders whose courage and commitment exemplifies the best of humanity. Also by the countless men and women from other cities, states and even other countries who rushed into our City to join front lines.

At Belmont Village Senior Living we continue to work tirelessly to keep our residents and our associates safe and to help protect the well-being of all seniors. We are especially grateful to community partners—hoteliers, transportation companies, and many more who have helped effectuate seamless evacuations when called upon. We cannot express enough gratitude to our own team members for their grit, intelligence and determination to keep our seniors safe.

We will endure as a city and emerge from this ordeal resilient and proud. In challenging times, community matters more than ever.


Patricia Will
Belmont Village Founder and CEO

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