Altadena Girls was a fire relief success story. A year later, can it still help as L.A. moves on?

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Teen-founded fire-relief charity Altadena Girls, which earned global acclaim and celebrity support, has opened its Pasadena community space for teen girls.

Nearly a year after the fires, the nonprofit reflects on its impacts. There are still challenges to fundraising and keeping attention on Altadena.

While the area has urgent rebuilding needs, the organization is figuring out how to serve vulnerable teens long-term.

The s’more bar was finally bubbling at Altadena Girls’ new community space.

A few dozen teen and tween girls, all affected by the wildfires that had ripped their town apart in January, came together for a “cozy cabin” hangout night in downtown Pasadena — some making