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Christian Bale opens $22 million foster care village he helped create: 'turn their heartbreak and their pain into love and hope'

The $22 million village includes 12 furnished homes and an 11,000-square-foot community center to keep sibling groups together.

  • On Friday, actor Christian Bale opened the Together California foster village in Palmdale, California, designed to keep siblings together as they enter the foster care system.
  • Raising two children of his own with wife Sibi Blazic prompted Bale to confront a crisis affecting over 30,000 foster youth in Los Angeles, the highest population in the United States.
  • The facility spans 11,000 square feet with 12 furnished homes and two studio apartments for transitioning youth, funded through nearly $9 million raised by the Austrian American Council West.
  • Together California Executive Director Tim McCormick emphasized the facility will be 'a place that keeps families together,' while residents will begin moving in next month following the ribbon-cutting.
  • Programs emphasizing stability, support and care will anchor operations as the partnership between Bale and McCormick, which began in 2022, gains backing from Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger.
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The famous actor, Christian Bale, has opened the “Together California” center in Palmdale, California, a community created for children who are in the foster care system. The main goal of this initiative is for brothers and sisters to have the opportunity to stay together, as this is not always guaranteed within the foster care system. The center extends over more than 1,000 square meters and includes 12 furnished homes and two studios for young…

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24ur.com broke the news in Ljubljana, Slovenia on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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