Connect with neighbors to navigate fire recovery together.
Altagether helps people affected by the Eaton Fire get support by connecting them directly with neighbors working to recover and rebuild.
Get support
from neighbors
in your area
Stay informed
with local,
trusted updates
Connect with
your community
Start by finding your zone
Hundreds of volunteers have stepped up to represent blocks of homes in their neighborhoods. These are called zones. Use the map to search for your address and find your zone.
Contact your Neighborhood Captain
Volunteer captains are available throughout much of Altadena to ensure everyone has a local point of contact for support and information. Click on your zone and use the information provided to contact your Neighborhood Captain directly.
Volunteer to support your neighbors
Not every area has a volunteer captain! If there isn't a captain in your area yet, consider registering to represent your neighborhood.
Why participate?
Neighborhood-led recovery helps people stay connected, informed, and supported long after the crisis ends. When blocks organize together, communities grow stronger, more connected, and more resilient over time.
Support that's shared, not isolated
Lean on one another instead of going it alone. The network helps make sure care, information, and resources are easier to find and easier to share.
Connection that lasts beyond the crisis
Even after the emergency fades from the headlines, the relationships remain. Staying connected helps the whole block feel steadier, more confident, and better prepared for whatever comes next.
More voice in what happens next
Neighbors have a say in how recovery unfolds by working together to decide what matters most for their block and their community.
The #1 Indicator
of a community’s ability to recover after a disaster is the density and strength of its social networks.
— Based on the global research
How does all this work?
Wondering about how this system operates? Take a look at some of our frequently asked questions, watch our video, or email info@altagether.org
2025 Comminty Impact Report
Read about Altagether's first year in community organizing.
Run by residents who value community
Altagether is powered by the dedication and passion of our community members, from our grassroots Neighborhood Captains to our experienced leadership team and advisory board.
Over 150 Neighborhood Captains
More than 150 Neighborhood Captains from every part of the community affected by the Eaton Fire are continually organizing their blocks, checking in on neighbors, and working together for collective recovery. They form the backbone of Altagether.
Learn more about our mission
Leadership
John Mayo, Executive Director & Co-founder
John has been an Altadena resident since 2019. He brings his professional experience as a training specialist and community organizer to Altagether, most recently serving as Lead Training Strategist for the Harris/Biden campaign in Wisconsin where he supported organizers and volunteer teams statewide.
Stefanie Lynch, Facilitator & Co-Founder
Stef's extensive background in community organizing includes years with Planned Parenthood, and building coalitions as Lead Organizer for Yes on Measure A.
Support us
If you can, give directly to someone affected—that’s the most powerful support. If you’re able to give beyond that, your donation helps us keep Altadena residents connected and supported. Thank you for being part of the recovery.
