Organization Efforts

The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation has revitalized Loma Alta Park with two new Dodgers Dreamfields to serve youth and families affected by the Eaton Fire, in partnership with LA County Parks, the LA84 Foundation, and Security Benefit. As the first park to reopen in the area, it stands as a symbol of recovery and resilience, offering a place to play, heal, and rebuild together.

Japanese artist YOSHIKI partnered with the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation to launch a wildfire relief auction featuring sheet music autographed by himself as well as Dodger pitchers Roki Sasaki and Yoshinobu Yamamoto, bringing together the worlds of music and sport. The initiative raised to support fire-impacted communities in Los Angeles and Ofunato, Japan.

The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation and Shoes That Fit teamed up to provide new athletic shoes and essentials to Pasadena students affected by recent wildfires. By easing the financial burden on families and helping kids return to school and sports with confidence, the partnership offered both immediate relief and a lasting sense of stability to youth and their communities.

The 12th Annual LADF Sunset Run brought together runners, families, and Dodger fans for an unforgettable evening at Dodger Stadium. Participants enjoyed a scenic course and post-race festivities, all in support of LADF’s mission to advance opportunities for youth across Los Angeles. The run highlighted the power of community and making a difference, one step at a time.

The LADF City Connect Showcase united young women athletes from across LA for a day of competition, connection, and empowerment—while also supporting wildfire relief for local families. Backed by LADF and partners, the event celebrated the resilience and strength of girls in sports, showing that investing in youth is key to rebuilding and uplifting our communities.

Loma Alta Park is now home to the revitalized 66th and 67th Dodgers Dreamfields, restored after the Eaton Fire. These baseball and softball diamonds give local youth a safe and welcoming place to play and heal. The reopening marks a key step in Altadena’s recovery and demonstrates LADF’s commitment to community through sport.

During Japanese Heritage Night at Dodger Stadium, pop group JO1 presented a $50,000 donation to the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation to support wildfire relief efforts and Dodgers Dreamteam programming. The donation helps LADF rebuild communities impacted by the Eaton and Palisades fires and expand its reach to 15,000 youth across 122 sites.

The Los Angeles Dodgers, in partnership with Bank of America, embarked on the annual Dodgers Love L.A. Community Tour with a special mission this year. In response to the recent wildfires, the tour shifted its focus to supporting those affecting and celebrating the heroic first responders who battled the blazes. Dodger players and staff visited various sites across LA County, including the LAFD Station 69 in Pacific Palisades, the Robinson Recreational Center in Pasadena, and the LA County Regional Food Bank to share some much-needed joy during these difficult times.

The Dodgers and Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation, in conjunction with 11 other Los Angeles professional sports teams, hosted a donation event at Dodger Stadium on Friday for thousands of individuals and families impacted by the L.A. wildfires. Volunteers and players from various teams, like Dodger pitchers Blake Snell and Anthony Banda and utilityman Chris Taylor and Sparks guard Lexie Brown, served people who were impacted by the fires.

The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation is conducting an online auction encouraging fans to bid on Dodgers memorabilia that includes items from Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, and Freddie Freeman! Net proceeds will support Baby2Baby, the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank and our ongoing efforts and support to local non-profits serving the communities impacted by the wildfires.

The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation teamed up with the City of Pasadena and an amazing group of partners to host a successful distribution event at Robinson Park for families affected by the Eaton Fire.