Altadena Reciprocity Project
The Altadena Reciprocity Project was created in response to the devastating impacts of the Eaton Fire, which not only destroyed the community and homes but also damaged many local trees. To prevent this wood from going to waste, Angel City Reciprocity, a nonprofit organization under Section 501(c)(3), launched its inaugural initiative, the Altadena Reciprocity Project, to repurpose fire-damaged trees into usable lumber for Altadena residents.
For Altadena residents only, the Altadena Community Wood Bank honors fallen trees of the Eaton Fire by utilizing the lumber yielded from them as finish-grade millwork lumber, available for rebuilding Altadena homes that were destroyed or damaged.
Rebuild Altadena Together: Donations fund mobile milling, kiln drying, workforce training, and transforming fallen Altadena and Angeles National Forest trees into lumber for Altadena rebuilding efforts.
