This information is current as of February 10, 2025.
Applications are open February 10-19.
Phone line and offices are open Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm unless otherwise stated. They’ll be closed Presidents Day (2/17).
Applications take 3 days to process.
Disaster-impacted people who lived or worked in the following ZIP codes can apply:
91104, 91206, 91103, 91016, 91010, 91001, 91214, 91101, 91107, 91006, 91208, 91020, 91105, 91011, 91024, 91008, 91007, 91042, and 91106
Hughes fires91334, 91350, 91355, 91384, 91390, 93015, 93040, 93225, 93243, 93532, 93536, and 00018
Hurst fires91342, 91344, 91321, 91326, 91381, and 91311
Palisades fires90049, 91302, 91301, 90290, 90272, 90265, 90402, 90073, 90077, 90095, 90401, 90403, 90404, 91316, 91356, 91367, 91403, 91436, and 91340
Other Power Outages91750, 93510
If you already get CalFresh, you are not eligible for Disaster CalFresh. Request replacement benefits instead.
Disaster CalFresh is a program that provides immediate food assistance for victims of natural disasters like earthquakes, floods, or fires.
You could get up to a month’s benefits, or $292 per person in your household.
You can get Disaster CalFresh even if you don't have immigration documentation, because it isn't considered a public benefit.
If you already get CalFresh, you are not eligible for Disaster CalFresh. Check with your county for supplemental disaster benefits. Request replacement benefits here.
If you had to move because of the recent disasters, apply in any of the affected counties.
To be eligible for Disaster CalFresh, you must: