In the December 2025 grant cycle, the North Valley Community Foundation awarded 23 grants totaling $154,985 to organizations serving Camp Fire survivors, including Regenerating Paradise.
Throughout 2025, PRPD and California Volunteers, Office of the Governor, partnered with dozens of community organizations -- including Regenerating Paradise -- to offer community-building events and activities to bring people together.
Regenerating Paradise is proud to be a Rose Foundation CA Environmental Grassroots grantee. Rose Foundation funding supports the Cypress Restoration and Native Plant Project.
Regenerating Paradise, a non-profit organization formed in the aftermath of the Camp Fire, was recently awarded $45,000 from North Valley Community Foundation’s Butte Strong Fund to facilitate firewise, low carbon, affordable housing in Paradise.
In 2018, the historic Camp Fire destroyed the town of Paradise, CA and killed 85 people. In its wake, the community gathered to talk about their values and enact them in the rebuilding...
Check out this conversation with California community organizers across the state on why wildfires, public health, and fossil fuels are connected issues and how they’re organizing to protect their communities from these crises.
‘A Message from the Future of Paradise’ A short film about the rebuilding process of Paradise and a vision of what’s possible after disaster following the 2018 Camp Fire...
Stop-motion film shows hopeful future of Paradise. Many pieces of artwork have been inspired by the Camp Fire. Paintings, sculptures, poetry and more tell the story of Nov. 8, 2018.
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