A Message From
Loyola High School

Dear Loyola Community,

We pray that this message finds you and your family healthy and safe. The wildfires and windstorms are devastating multiple communities in Los Angeles. We are aware that several families have lost their homes and possessions and many more have been displaced by mandatory evacuations. To support our families in need, we are opening the campus as a welcoming place of assistance and refuge for Loyola community members.

Classes will be canceled Thursday and Friday (Seniors will not visit project sites but are encouraged to come to campus to help). We are turning Caruso Hall into a central hub for receiving donations and for those in need to come to campus to get those supplies. Additionally, we will be coordinating efforts to connect those who are ready to help with those who are in need.  Below are our expected hours of operation:

*Meals will be provided by Z beginning Wednesday evening through Friday afternoon

In an attempt to gather information, if you are in need or can provide assistance, please use the following links:
I Need Assistance
I Can Provide Assistance

We will continue to monitor the situation in the region and communicate as much as possible. We aim to resume classes on Monday, January 13th.

You can bring donations to Caruso Hall by entering the front circle off of Venice Blvd (1901):

Immediate Needs

As always, beyond providing for our families physically and emotionally, we ask that you keep our entire region in your prayers as we navigate this natural disaster.

With much love,
Fr. Gregory M. Goethals, SJ ’73, President of Loyola High School
Jamal K. Adams ’90, Principal of Loyola High School