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January 7, 2026

One Year Later, Our Commitment to Dena Remains

One year ago today, wildfires swept across Los Angeles County, leaving unprecedented devastation in their wake. Across the region, 31 lives were lost, over 40,000 acres burned, and more than...
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photo by Leroy Hamilton. Photo of three people standing closely together, smiling while looking into the camera and holding a sign that reads: Altadena not for Sale

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One Year Later, Our Commitment to Dena Remains

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Standing With Stockton in the Face of Tragedy

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Building A New Future Through The Black Freedom Fund

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Stories of Rest and Renewal from BFF’s Sabbatical Program

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Powering Possibilities: Black Freedom Fund’s 2024 Impact Report

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Inside the Black Freedom Fund’s Journey to Independence and Permanence

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Black Freedom Fund executive director Marc Philpart standing on the right and wearing grey and blue standing outside in front of a home with fellow funding and nonprofit leaders listening to one of the group members, who is in a burgundy shirt and black pants with glasses, speak