A 50-bed residential behavioral health expansion in Los Angeles County.

Project RESTORE is a state-backed opportunity to expand recovery, restoration, and long-term community impact through acquisition, rehabilitation, and launch of a new 50 bed treatment facility to be completed in 2027.

Why this matters now

The State of California has already selected Project RESTORE for funding to create 50 new adult residential treatment beds through acquisition and rehabilitation of the Hawthorne site.

This campaign is about carrying the project through acquisition, construction, and launch so treatment capacity can come online.

Why Los Angeles still needs this project

67,777 people experiencing homelessness
2,963 estimated adult residential bed shortfall
50 beds added by Project RESTORE

Los Angeles County continues to face both homelessness and a shortage of residential behavioral health capacity. Project RESTORE converts an underutilized property into dignified treatment space.

From underutilized property to recovery campus

Acquisition and full rehabilitation
Secured circulation and upgraded envelope
Behavioral health-focused facility design
Resident rooms, shared spaces, and wellness areas

The physical environment communicates safety, structure, and dignity before a single service is delivered.

Campaign phases

Phase 1: Silent / Pre-Construction
$8.48M target
Supports acquisition, site control, and early project execution.

Phase 2: Construction Bridge
$6.86M need
Carries contractor draws and construction costs while eligible expenses move through reimbursement.

Phase 3: Program Ramp-Up
$0.75M estimate
Supports staffing, licensing, startup supplies, and launch-period cash needs until billing stabilizes.

How gifts work

Donor capital gets the project moving.
Project costs are incurred through acquisition and construction.
Eligible costs move through state reimbursement.
The program opens and begins operations.
Medi-Cal revenue supports the facility over time.

$4.47M-$6.67M
Preliminary annual gross revenue range once stabilized.

Primary paydown: reimbursement proceeds during development.
Long-term support: billing and operating cash flow after launch.

Naming opportunities

Facility naming rights — $2,500,000+
Residential wing — $1,000,000
Courtyard / wellness terrace — $500,000
Community living room — $250,000
Kitchen + dining commons — $250,000
Classroom / study lounge — $100,000
Resident bedroom — $50,000
Resident startup fund — $25,000

Help activate what has already been awarded

Project RESTORE is ready for capital partners who want their giving to move fast, last long, and change lives.

A state-backed facility.
A clear path to impact.
A chance to build restoration into the city.

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