faster, cost-effective, sustainable ways to build back
Seven months ago, I had no idea how to start a nonprofit. I just saw families who needed help and people ready to give it. Since then, we’ve launched three programs, begun working with over 100 families, and have three events lined up this fall. We’re learning together as we go.
When disasters hit, they reveal cracks in our systems of care, equity, and readiness. As LA recovers from the 2025 wildfires, past failures from Katrina to Morocco show the risks of delays, poor planning, and exclusion. LA must rebuild with equity, resilience, and community at the center.
Rebuilding after LA’s wildfires is getting harder as tariffs raise the cost of materials like wood and steel. With rising construction prices and labor shortages, low-income communities face the biggest hurdles. Policy changes and resilient design are key to recovery.
From faster build times to fire-resistant materials, prefab housing is helping families find affordable and resilient ways to rebuild after disaster. This post breaks down the benefits, clears up common misconceptions, and explains how the process works for families affected by the 2025 wildfires.