OUR COMMUNITY NEEDS YOU

Our community has been deeply affected by the recent fires, and during this challenging time, we are committed to offering support and assistance to those in need.

If you are interested in contributing in any way to aid our efforts or to provide assistance to those impacted, please contact us via email at CACMmemberrelief@cacm.org.

Together, we can make a difference and help our community heal and rebuild during this difficult period.

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If you’d like to send messages of support, prayers, and kind wishes to those affected by the fire. Your words of encouragement and comfort will mean a great deal to them as they navigate through this difficult time. Send your messages – HERE.

What You Can Do To Help

Donate Supplies

We have several locations available where you can donate items, ranging from food and toiletries to other essential necessities, and we'll ensure that our members who are affected will receive your donated items in a timely manner.

SoCal Drop Off Locations:

CACM Office
23461 S Pointe Dr. Ste 200,
Laguna Hills, CA 92653

Powerstone Property Management
One Boardwalk #102
Thousand Oaks, CA 91360

Playa Vista Parks & Landscape Corp.
Seabreeze Management Company
6200 Playa Vista Dr
Playa Vista, CA 90094

The Wilshire Condominium Association (limited space but available for smaller sized donations)
10580 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA  90024

Central California Drop Off Locations:

Basham Management
1701 Westwind Drive, Ste. 207,
Bakersfield, CA 93301

NorCal Drop Off Locations:

The Helsing Group
4000 Executive Pkwy Ste. 100,
San Ramon, CA 94583

The Helsing Group
8340 Auburn Blvd. Ste. 100,
Citrus Heights, CA 95610

Keystone Management
1825 S Grant St,
San Mateo, CA 94402

If you have items you'd like to donate and don't have the means to drop them off, please contact us at CACMmemberrelief@cacm.org.

Donate eGiftcards

Sending gift cards to assist those affected by the fire will help them purchase necessary items for recovery and provide meals. Email giftcards to CACMmemberrelief@cacm.org and it will be forwarded to our members in need.

Other resources and places to donate:

Recent Update:

January 12, 2025

Governor Newsom signs executive order to help Los Angeles rebuild faster and stronger.

Waives CEQA and Coastal Act requirements for reconstruction, extends law against price gouging
The executive order issued by Governor Newsom will:
– Suspend CEQA review and California Coastal Act permitting for reconstruction of properties substantially damaged or destroyed in recent Southern California wildfires.
– Direct state agencies to identify additional permitting requirements, including provisions of the Building Code, that can safely be suspended or streamlined to accelerate rebuilding and make it more affordable.
– Extend protections against price gouging on building materials, storage services, construction, and other essential goods and services to January 7, 2026, in Los Angeles County.
– Commit to working with the Legislature to identify statutory changes that can help expedite rebuilding while enhancing wildfire resilience and safety.
Governor Newsom will continue to work administratively and with the Legislature to help those affected by the recent fires rebuild what they have lost.

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