Community Build

EVENT OVERVIEW

Building Hope.
Rebuilding Communities.


Join Habitat LA for the Pacific Palisades & Malibu Community Build-a four-day rebuilding and community revitalization event focused on helping wildfire survivors return home and begin rebuilding their lives. Together, community members, builders, and corporate partners will work on impacted homes and community spaces, including landscaping, exterior repairs, and neighborhood revitalization projects.

WHEN:

September 23-26, 2026

WHERE:

Pacific Palisades & Malibu

WHO:

200+ volunteers, wildfire survivors, and community danners

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WHAT

A four-day rebuilding and community revitalization event focused on helping wildfire survivors return home and begin rebuilding their lives. This multi-day effort brings together community members, builders, and corporate partners to complete critical repairs and improvements on impacted nomes and community spaces.

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WHO

  • 200+ volunteers
  • Wildfire survivors and local residents
  • Corporate and civic leaders
  • Entertainment and media partners
  • Construction professionals and
    skilled trades
  • Community organizations from across Los Angeles
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THE IMPACT

  • Repairing and rebuilding homes
  • Supporting neighborhood restoration
  • Mobilizing volunteers and community partners
  • Providing equitable rebuilding support for wildfire survivors

Every wall raised and every home repaired represents a family moving one step closer to coming

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WHY IT MATTERS

Recovery is a marathon, not a moment. While the headlines may have faded, recovery is still far from over for thousands of families impacted by the wildfire. The Palisades fire burned more than 23,000 acres, destroyed nearly 7,000 structures, and left entire communities forever changed. Families continue to face rising construction costs, insurance gaps, financial uncertainty, and the overwhelming challenge of rebuilding their lives.

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CALL TO
ACTION

Join Habitat LA and help rebuild more than homes. Help rebuild stability, community, and hope for families recovering from wildfire devastation.

POINT OF CONTACT

Francesca Dibrito
fdibrito@habitatla.org