Our Mission Hasn’t Changed
We are committed to continuing to connect Angelenos in danger of becoming homeless to every resource that will help them stay housed.
In the News: In Depth with Hal Eisner
The Mayor's Fund's homelessness prevention efforts were recently the top story on Fox 11's In Depth public affairs show.
Mayor’s Fund on Spectrum News 1
Spectrum News 1 SoCal recently covered the collaboration between SoLa Impact and the Mayor’s Fund We Are LA program that resulted in more than 20 tenants stabilizing their housing and avoiding eviction. Watch the story here.
Landlord-Advocate Partnership Prevents Homelessness of Angelenos with 81% Success Rate
MFLA's We Are LA program has partnered with SoLa Impact to prevent the evictions of 21 tenants who were behind on their rent.
Mayor’s Fund featured in USA Today
USA Today has highlighted the work the Mayor's Fund has done to prevent homelessness, including keeping over 23,000 households housed.
Partner Spotlight: The RightWay Foundation
The RightWay Foundation helps 20-year-olds aging out of foster care in Los Angeles get access to services, employment opportunities, and stable housing.
How Karen Bass is using a charity to prevent more Angelenos from becoming homeless
Renowned journalist Jim Newton’s latest CalMatters column focused on the Mayor’s Fund’s work to prevent evictions, part of Mayor Karen Bass’s larger effort to reduce homelessness in Los Angeles.
Mayor’s Fund for Los Angeles Welcomes Genies Founder Akash Nigam to the Board
Akash is the founder of several companies dedicated to technology and the future, including Genies, Humans, and Unnecessary Disruptions.
Summer Tenant Resource Clinics
On June 29 and July 13, the Mayor’s Fund's We Are LA Program hosted two summer resources clinics, with more than 160 people in attendance.
MFLA News Roundup
MFLA in the news. See who has been reporting on the recent work in homelessness prevention done by the Mayor's Fund for Los Angeles.
Press Inquiries
For press inquiries, please contact:
Faith Holland
press@mayorsfundla.org
(213) 513-5100 ext. 5