Fashion Girls for Humanity

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We’re proud to share an update on our grant distribution supporting schools and youth programs impacted by the Palisades...
04/21/2026

We’re proud to share an update on our grant distribution supporting schools and youth programs impacted by the Palisades and Altadena fires.

We received an overwhelming number of applications, and after careful review, we are preparing to distribute $125,000 across ~21 schools and organizations, representing ~9,800 students.

Our allocation reflects student data from applicant organizations, ensuring funding is aligned with both scale of students served and severity of impact.

We prioritized:
• Schools with the greatest disruption
• Institutions serving the largest number of students
• Programs that support the broader education ecosystem

While our focus remains on K–12 schools, we also included a limited number of preschools and after-school programs to support younger students and community recovery.

Grant recipients will be announced soon.

This effort is about helping rebuild not just schools, but the communities around them.

Thank you to everyone who applied, supported, and continues to be part of this recovery.

FGFH

01/08/2026

Billions get raised after disasters.
Too often, communities are still waiting.

This carousel shares hard-earned lessons from disaster giving—what works, what fails, and why good intentions aren’t enough.

At Fashion Girls for Humanity, we fund people and schools directly, stay 100% volunteer-run, and focus on the phase most often ignored: after the cameras leave.

🔥 Fire-impacted schools:
Apply for $5k–$10k grants (link in bio).
🗓 Deadline 2/28


01/07/2026

Thank you Vogue for covering LA’s recovery and for featuring Fashion Girls for Humanity and our founder . With the help of our extraordinary community, we’ve raised $150,000+ so far—funds that will be distributed directly to schools in Pacific Palisades and Altadena.
✨ Grant applications are now open (link in bio).

This May, we’ll host Pali–Altadena Collective at EMECO House—an exhibition of miniatures, dioramas, and memories: lost buildings, local architecture, personal stories, and a collective portrait of Malibu.
📍 Opening May 30 | Venice, CA

As part of the exhibition, schools and children will be invited to participate, and $5,000–$10,000 grants will be awarded directly to classrooms. We’re also proud to share that a temporary mobile home will be donated, underscoring the role of hands-on, community-led rebuilding.

The program will feature fire-prevention tools in miniature and public talks with Hitoshi Abe (UCLA) and Home for Humanity, alongside Momoyo Kaijima (ETH Zurich), exploring temporary and resilient architecture.

Deep gratitude to every sponsor, donor, school, and volunteer who made this possible. This is what rebuilding—together—looks like. 🤍

📸 Photo credit: Juri Sasaki

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Founders & collaborators

01/07/2026

One year since the fires—and what began as grief has grown into collective action. 🤍🔥

With the help of our extraordinary community, we’ve raised $150,000+ so far—funds that will be distributed directly to schools in Pacific Palisades and Altadena.
✨ Grant applications are now open (link in bio).

This May, we’ll host Pali–Altadena Collective at EMECO House—an exhibition of miniatures, dioramas, and memories: lost buildings, local architecture, personal stories, and a collective portrait of Malibu.
📍 Opening May 30 | Venice, CA

As part of the exhibition, schools and children will be invited to participate, and $5,000–$10,000 grants will be awarded directly to classrooms. We’re also proud to share that a temporary mobile home will be donated, underscoring the role of hands-on, community-led rebuilding.

The program will feature fire-prevention tools in miniature and public talks with Hitoshi Abe (UCLA) and Home for Humanity, alongside Momoyo Kaijima (ETH Zurich), exploring temporary and resilient architecture.

Deep gratitude to every sponsor, donor, school, and volunteer who made this possible. This is what rebuilding—together—looks like. 🤍

📸 Photo credit: Juri Sasaki

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Founders & collaborators

Step inside a work of art before the world does.Bid for a private tour of OMA’s New Museum expansion in New York, led by...
11/06/2025

Step inside a work of art before the world does.
Bid for a private tour of OMA’s New Museum expansion in New York, led by OMA Partner Shohei Shigematsu or Associate Jake Forster.

Explore the creative process behind OMA’s first cultural building in the city—three new gallery levels, event and education spaces, and terraces with sweeping downtown views.

All proceeds support Fashion Girls for Humanity’s LA Wildfire Relief Fund, rebuilding schools and arts programs in Altadena and the Palisades.

📍 Photo credit: OMA / bloomimages.de
🔗 Bid now on

Where fashion meets humanity.Bid for two coveted seats at the W***y Chavarria Fall/Winter 2026 Men’s Show in Paris — a p...
11/06/2025

Where fashion meets humanity.
Bid for two coveted seats at the W***y Chavarria Fall/Winter 2026 Men’s Show in Paris — a powerful fusion of art, politics, and emotion.

Renowned for his cinematic storytelling and Mexican-American heritage, W***y’s work celebrates identity, resilience, and the beauty of the streets.

All proceeds benefit Fashion Girls for Humanity’s LA Wildfire Relief Fund, helping rebuild schools and creative spaces in Altadena and the Palisades.

✨ Bid now on
***yChavarria

Step into the mind of a master.Bid for two exclusive seats at ITO JUKU in Tokyo — an intimate lecture by Pritzker Prize–...
11/01/2025

Step into the mind of a master.
Bid for two exclusive seats at ITO JUKU in Tokyo — an intimate lecture by Pritzker Prize–winning architect Toyo Ito, held at the serene Ebisu Studio.

This special session, “What is Architecture?”, explores how design shapes society and the human spirit.
Proceeds support Fashion Girls for Humanity’s LA Wildfire Relief Fund, helping rebuild schools and creative spaces in Altadena and the Palisades.

🔗 Bid now on

10/27/2025

Step into serenity while helping rebuild our community. 💛
Bid on a $1,000 gift card to Tomoko Spa in Beverly Hills — a sanctuary where traditional Japanese healing meets modern wellness.

All proceeds support Fashion Girls for Humanity’s LA Wildfire Relief Fund, aiding local schools and arts programs in Altadena and the Palisades.

✨ Quiet luxury with purpose.
🔗 Bid now on

10/21/2025

👗 Private Shopping Experience at Sea New York
Step into the refined world of Sea, where timeless design and modern femininity converge.

This exclusive private shopping experience for four offers a personal tour of Sea’s downtown New York boutique, guided by Co-Founder and Creative Director Monica Paolini. Discover the craftsmanship and quiet elegance that define the brand’s signature aesthetic, while enjoying champagne, light bites, and a $500 gift card for each guest.

A rare opportunity to experience one of New York’s most admired contemporary fashion houses — up close and personal.

All proceeds go directly to rebuilding elementary schools in Pacific Palisades and Altadena affected by the LA Fires — including Palisades Elementary, Marquez, and Corpus Christi.

✨ Bid now on — link in bio.

10/21/2025

🎨 Private Tour of Dib Bangkok with Director Dr. Miwako Tezuka
Be among the first to experience Dib Bangkok, Thailand’s first major museum for international contemporary art, slated to open this December.

Led by Dr. Miwako Tezuka, the museum’s Director and one of Asia’s most respected curators, this private tour for up to ten guests offers exclusive insight into the museum’s vision to bridge cultures and generations through art.

Designed by Kulapat Yantrasast (WHY Architecture), Dib Bangkok spans 6,600 square meters and houses more than 1,000 works by over 200 artists. The experience includes a one-hour conversation and photo session with Dr. Tezuka — an inspiring opportunity for collectors, connoisseurs, and art lovers alike.

All proceeds go directly to rebuilding elementary schools in Pacific Palisades and Altadena affected by the LA Fires — including Palisades Elementary, Marquez, and Corpus Christi.

✨ Bid now on — link in bio.

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