The founder of Altadena Girls, a recovery fund for teenage fire victims, was honored at the 2025 Women of the Year Gala.

Less than two months after the Eaton fire began, Altadena Girls has found community support, major celebrity endorsement and ...

The recent wildfires prove that in times of crisis, Angelenos come together stronger than ever. Here, we honor the hometown ...

Avery Colvert, 14, founded Altadena Girls after her school was destroyed in the Eaton Fire, hoping to offer fellow teen girls a way to easily access clothing, makeup, skincare, and other everyday ...

Just last month, 14-year-old Avery Colvert watched thousands of buildings, including her school, in her hometown of Altadena, Calif., engulfed by flames. But “while many felt paralyzed by loss ...

What started as a temporary wildfire relief pop up for teenage girls impacted by the Eaton Fire has turned into a full-fledged operation for Avery ...

Many escaped with just the clothes on their backs. And for 14-year-old Avery Colvert, the thought of losing her clothes and makeup was unbearable. Colvert's school in Altadena burned, but her home did ...

Avery Colvert, a 14-year-old Pasadena resident, wanted to do something special for the many teen girls, like her schoolmates at Eliot Arts Magnet Academy in Altadena, whose lives have been upended by ...

Earlier this week, she volunteered with Altadena Teen Girls, an organization launched by 14-year-old Avery Colvert to support her community, has the goal of helping “young girls regain their ...

Avery Colvert founded Altadena Girls after her school was destroyed in the Eaton Fire, hoping to offer teen girls a way to easily access clothing, makeup, skincare, and other everyday products.

And for 14-year-old Avery Colvert, the thought of losing her clothes and makeup was unbearable. Colvert's school in Altadena burned, but her home did not, so she set out to help others.