On Tuesday, January 7th, the devastating Eaton Canyon fire swept through the area, destroying the home of the Yoshiike family, leaving them with nothing but the clothes on their backs and their cat. As a family who has been deeply invested in their local community for over 30 years, we now turn to you for support as they begin the path towards recovery.

The Yoshiike's are the proud owners of Rotisserie Chicken of California, a beloved Pasadena institution known for its warm service and quality, mouthwatering meals. For over two decades, they've not only served the community great food but have also supported locals and neighbors in times of need. Now, it's our turn to help them in their time of crisis.

The fire destroyed their home, taking with it all their belongings, including furniture, clothing, and personal items. In addition to immediate housing and food costs, they are facing the overwhelming financial burden of replacing everything from basic necessities to their clothing and personal effects.

This fund will help offset many of the unexpected costs incurred because of this tragedy.

While the family is working tirelessly to restore their lives, the financial burden is immense. Any amount, no matter how small, will make a huge difference in helping them get back on their feet and continue their mission of serving the community they love.

Thank you for your generosity and support. Together, we can help the Yoshiike's rise from the ashes and continue their legacy of kindness and community service.

About Rotisserie Chicken of California

For over 30 years, Rotisserie Chicken of California has been a cornerstone of the Pasadena community, serving up delicious rotisserie chicken and home-style meals. The Yoshiike's commitment to excellence and their passion for creating a welcoming environment has earned them a loyal following, with generations of local customers. Now, more than ever, the family needs your support to overcome this devastating loss and continue their work of nourishing and serving the community they love.

Thank you for your kindness and generosity. Every donation counts.

- Hunter, cousin of Yosh & Harumi Yoshiike