THE LITTLE RED HEN COFFEE SHOP

The Little Red Hen Coffee Shop has been a staple in the Altadena community for over 50 years. When the Eaton fires impacted the community, the loss of a black-owned historic diner that brought people together was felt heavily.

Currently with the community by their side, The Little Red Hen Coffee Shop’s goal is to rebuild stronger than ever.

CAFÉ DE LECHE

Inspired by Anya’s mothers’ love for café, Café De Leche has been proudly serving Los Angeles since 2008.

The devastating Eaton fires took Café De Leche -- a community favorite and family-owned business that provided Altadena with coffee and connection.

Café De Leche holds resilience in rewriting their story and offering, once again, a place where they can serve coffee and strengthen the community through shared experience.

PALISKATES

Paliskates, a female-owned skate shop has offered the spirit and culture of surf and skate to its community in the Pacific Palisades since 1999.

Soon after celebrating its 25th anniversary, Paliskates was tragically destroyed in the Palisades fire. But, recognizing the importance and positive impact Paliskates offered to the kids, staff, and customers in the community, the owner -- Erica -- is eager to bring back what many would call their “second home.”

AMAZING MUSIC STORE

The Amazing Music Store served as a cultural cornerstone for more than four decades, inspiring and empowering generations of musical talent in the Pacific Palisades.

What was once a space for music and healing, has become memories and heartbreak after the store was destroyed by the Palisades fires.

The Amazing Music Store is hopeful in continuing to spread the love of arts and keeping the music alive in their community.

LAFC | BMO Small Business Spotlight Program

By Lafc Sports Foundation

LAFC | BMO Small Business Spotlight Program

Please join LAFC and BMO in contributing to the rebuild of our community and allowing them to continue to serve the communities they love. Together, we show that LA is strong.