Emergency Assistance - Pilipino Workers Center of Southern California

Supporting Each Other Through Crisis: A Community of Care

In times of crisis, our strength lies in our ability to come together. The wildfires have deeply impacted many in our community, but we believe that through collective care, we can heal and rebuild. Our Community Care Program is designed to be a holistic initiative that involves both giving care and receiving care. It’s about recognizing that, while some may need support, others have the ability and willingness to offer help.

To ensure we address the needs of those affected by the wildfires, we’ve created this survey to better understand the challenges our community is facing and the resources available to assist. Whether it's material support, emotional care, or volunteer power, your input will help us connect those in need with those ready to lend a hand.

By sharing your needs or your willingness to help, you become part of a network of care—one that can provide comfort, relief, and hope. Together, we can navigate this difficult time and emerge stronger.

Thank you for being a part of our community’s resilience. Let's support each other and stand together as a caring community, united!

Full Name

Phone Number

Zip Code

Preferred Language

Preferred Communication Method Phone Email Postal Mail

How Can We Best Contact You?

Are you a member of PWC?

Yes No

Interested in Becoming a Member?

Yes Not At This Time

Were You Directly Affected by the LA Wildfires?

Yes No

How Were You Impacted by the Wildfires? (select all that apply) Fire Destroyed Home Displaced Due to Fire: Evacuated from Home or Employer's Residence Lost Job or Source of Income Lost Essentials Due to Fire: Clothes, Blankets, Transportation, etc. Experiencing Health Issues Due to Poor Air Quality Other

RECEIVING CARE: What Kind of Assistance Do You Need? (Select all that apply) Transportation for Evacuation Temporary Housing (need a place to stay) Cash Assistance (for food, clothing, supplies, medicine, etc). Personal Protective Equipment (masks) Mental Health, Emotional Support (reading materials or someone to talk to) Other

Please Share How Else We Can Support You

GIVING CARE: Would You Like to Assist Those Affected By The Wildfires?

Yes Not at this time

What Kind of Support Can You Provide (pls select all that apply)? Cash Assistance or Gift Cards Accommodation for Those Who Need Temporary Housing Transportation for Evacuees Non-perishable Essentials (toiletries, medicine, blankets, etc.) Mental Health & Emotional Support (licensed therapist, spiritual advisor, healer etc.) Volunteer (To deliver masks and care packages, drive evacuees, pack care boxes) Other

Please Share How Else You Can Offer Support, If Not Listed Above.

Any Other Information?

About Pilipino Workers Center

Founded in 1997, Pilipino Workers Center (PWC) is a grassroots non-profit that organizes the low-wage and immigrant Pilipinx communities in the United States. We build collective power to demand better living and working conditions in order to secure the dignity, safety, and economic stability of the Pilipinx community. To know more, visit www.pwcsc.org or call us at (213) 250-4353.

Who We Are: Founded in 1997, Pilipino Workers Center (PWC) is a grassroots non-profit that organizes the low-wage and immigrant Pilipinx communities in the United States. We build collective power to demand better living and working conditions in order to secure the dignity, safety, and economic stability of the Pilipinx community. To know more, visit www.pwcsc.org or call us at (213) 250-4353.