Advocacy
Your voice has power.
This page is your go-to hub for taking action on pressing legislation and key issues impacting our community’s recovery. Civic engagement doesn't require hours of your time. Whether you can send a quick email, make a single phone call, or attend a community meeting, your input moves the needle.
Here’s how you can help right now
Take action for federal disaster recovery funding
Los Angeles fire survivors are still waiting for federal recovery funding. We urgently need federal financial assistance so residents can return home, businesses can reopen, and our community can fully recover. Contacting members of Congress can help move relief for our community forward. Taking action is fast and simple. Follow the steps below.
Step 1: Contact your Senators
Contact California's two U.S. senators. Read the suggested script, copy it, then use the contact cards below to call, email or post on X.
Read and copy the suggested script for California senators.
Step 2: Contact your House Representative
Find your U.S. House Representative below, then call or copy the script and paste it into their official contact form. Not sure who your Representative is? Find Your Rep
Read and copy the suggested script for California representatives.
Step 3: Help reach Congressional leaders across the U.S.
Help make sure key Congressional leaders hear directly from disaster survivors and the people who stand with them.
Read and copy the suggested script customized for each leader below, then call, paste it into their contact form — or use the pre-written post.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune, South Dakota
Senate Appropriations Chair Susan Collins, Maine
Senate Appropriations Ranking Member Patty Murray, Washington
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, New York
Speaker Mike Johnson, Louisiana
House Appropriations Chair Tom Cole, Oklahoma
Step 4: Your story can help move Congress. #fundrecoverynow
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Take action for federal disaster recovery funding
Los Angeles fire survivors are still waiting for federal recovery funding. We urgently need federal financial assistance so residents can return home, businesses can reopen, and our community can fully recover. Contacting members of Congress can help move relief for our community forward.
Follow the fast and simple action steps below.
Step 1: Contact your Senators
Contact California's two U.S. senators. Read the suggested script, copy it, then use the contact cards to call, email or post on X.
Read and copy the suggested script for California senators.
Step 2: Contact your House Representative
Find your U.S. House Representative below, then call or copy the script and paste it into their official contact form. Not sure who your Representative is? Find Your Rep
Read and copy the suggested script for California representatives.
Step 3: Help reach Congressional leaders across the U.S.
Help make sure key Congressional leaders hear directly from disaster survivors and the people who stand with them.
Read and copy the suggested script customized for each leader below, then call, paste it into their contact form — or use the pre-written post.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune, South Dakota
Senate Appropriations Chair Susan Collins, Maine
Senate Appropriations Ranking Member Patty Murray, Washington
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, New York
Speaker Mike Johnson, Louisiana
House Appropriations Chair Tom Cole, Oklahoma
Find your U.S. Representatives
Use your full street address for the most accurate match. Your address is never stored.
Learn more about the PPCC’s positions
Read and share the latest Palisades Advocacy Update
Review PPCC positions on recovery bills & initiatives
Our Wins
Our efforts matter. We celebrate every win, because big or small, each one gets us closer to returning home.
About Us
All information on this page is provided by the Advocacy Advisory Task Force, operating under the overall umbrella of the Pacific Palisades Community Council (PPCC). Interested in joining our efforts? Email: advocacy@pali411.com