We were honored to stand alongside the Zandovskis family as they broke ground on their new home — the first groundbreaking for Genesis Builders in Altadena. More than the start of construction, it marks real momentum for families working to return home.

ARRC helped coordinate the opening of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Disaster Loan Outreach Center in Altadena, now operating out of the Collaboratory — connecting residents, small businesses, and nonprofits with trusted, in-person recovery support after the Eaton Fire.

In January, we joined the community in marking one year since the Eaton Fire — reflecting on what was lost and standing alongside the thousands who gathered to honor Altadena’s strength and resilience. As recovery continues, ARRC remains committed to supporting a path forward grounded in care, coordination, and hope.

Read more about the Prefab Showcase and ARRC’s work to expand quick, cost-effective rebuilding choices for fire-impacted Altadena residents. With full-scale units on display, the showcase turns complex construction choices into accessible, real-world solutions for families planning their return home.

ARRC CEO Anders Corey joined Pasadena Unified’s Principal for a Day program at Thurgood Marshall Secondary School, meeting with student groups including Girls Financial Literacy, the Marshall Eagle Eye Newspaper, and Girls Build, and reaffirming ARRC’s commitment to supporting education and youth leadership in the community.

ARRC CEO Anders Corey spoke at the groundbreaking for Habitat for Humanity’s first home in Altadena — a powerful symbol of renewal and community coming together to rebuild.

Altadena Recovery and Rebuild Corporation (ARRC) attended the Grand Opening of the Eaton Fire Collaborative (EFC) Collaboratory, a new resource and innovation hub supporting fire survivors, recovery partners, and community leaders in Altadena, where ARRC will maintain an office to advance coordinated, community-driven recovery efforts.

CEO Anders Corey joined the “We’re Going Home” Groundbreaking Ceremony and Celebration, supporting Raymundo Balthazar and Jonathan Weedman as they broke ground on their new Altadena home — nearly nine months after the Eaton Fire.

The Altadena Recovery and Rebuild Corporation (ARRC) helped facilitate the opening of the new Village Post Office at Webster’s Pharmacy—restoring vital services and supporting the community’s ongoing Eaton Fire recovery.

Altadena Recovery and Rebuild Corporation (ARRC) CEO Anders Corey spoke at the Altadena Rotary Club in August, sharing updates on ARRC’s efforts to support residents and rebuild the community following the Eaton Fire. Corey highlighted ongoing initiatives, partnerships, and ways the organization is working to coordinate resources for long-term recovery.

Read more about how the Altadena Recovery and Rebuild Corporation helped facilitate a community trade show to support Eaton Fire survivors on their path to rebuilding.

“ARRC’s mission is to serve as a bridge connecting philanthropy, investors, the private and public sectors and the community. Our role in this project was to help secure funding and help coordinate efforts so postal services could once again be offered locally.”