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We are seeking volunteers to help us prepare for our on-site events and initiatives during the upcoming holiday season. Duties include (but are not limited to) outreach to local businesses for in-kind support with our holiday food baskets, care kits, and gifts for children. Learn more about our volunteer opportunities here.
PATH's mission is to end homelessness for individuals, families, and communities. We provide a variety of services for our neighbors experiencing homelessness, including employment, outreach, homelessness prevention, housing navigation, interim housing, rapid rehousing, and permanent supportive housing.




Please only non-expired, shelf-stable foods and hygiene products. Contact us for a full list of needed items or for a link to our Amazon wish list. Email seniors@lalgbtcenter.org to set up a day and time to drop off your food donation.
Please only non-expired, shelf-stable foods and hygiene products. Contact us for a full list of needed items or for a link to our Amazon wish list. Email seniors@lalgbtcenter.org to set up a day and time to drop off your food donation.




There is a blue drop off bin right at the entrance of our parking garage.
There is a blue drop off bin right at the entrance of our parking garage.




People can purchase items from our Amazon Wishlist or make a donation in person at our Beverly Location. A donation box is located in the lobby. Please ask the front desk if you need assistance.
People can purchase items from our Amazon Wishlist or make a donation in person at our Beverly Location. A donation box is located in the lobby. Please ask the front desk if you need assistance.




People can purchase items from our Amazon Wishlist or make a donation in person at our Beverly Location. A donation box is located in the lobby. Please ask the front desk if you need assistance.
People can purchase items from our Amazon Wishlist or make a donation in person at our Beverly Location. A donation box is located in the lobby. Please ask the front desk if you need assistance.




Contact Julie Han to coordinate drop-off at the center in Hollywood: julie@thecenterinhollywood.org
Contact Julie Han to coordinate drop-off at the center in Hollywood: julie@thecenterinhollywood.org




We are seeking volunteers to help us organize donated clothing, toiletries, etc that we collect for our fellow Hollywood organizations, like Project Ropa, My Friend's Place, Covenant House, and The Center. This can be a one time volunteer role or a recurring role—we'd love to have your help either way.
HODG is a very unique community. It's kind of like a boy/girl scouts for adults. It's about connection with one another, about hanging out, and doing whatever we can to make the world better. It is also made up of mostly people for whom our systems work. All too often those people don't get involved in civic actions. HODG educates them and organizes them to be a part of the solutions!




Water during hot months is greatly appreciated. Please connect with matthewt@safeparkingla.org to coordinate drop off.
Water during hot months is greatly appreciated. Please connect with matthewt@safeparkingla.org to coordinate drop off.




We are seeking volunteers interested in leading life skills workshops, resume-building sessions, and arts and crafts activities for the youth at our Lifting Youth Up Drop-In Center and/or Wallis House.If you'd like to learn more, we'd be happy to provide a tour and discuss the current needs and opportunities for you to get involved.
Anyone interested in volunteering can contact Development Coordinator Cynthia Tirado at ctirado@aviva.org to learn more about opportunities at the Lifting Youth Up Drop-In Center and the Wallis House Residential Home.
Anyone interested in volunteering can contact Development Coordinator Cynthia Tirado at ctirado@aviva.org to learn more about opportunities at the Lifting Youth Up Drop-In Center and the Wallis House Residential Home.
For 110 years, Aviva has provided services to meet critical needs for our clients and address the most pervasive issues in our communities. Our goals are ambitious. We are committed to improving children’s lives, strengthening families, enhancing our local communities, and creating a more equitable society.
Our bold vision requires a large circle of donors and partners, and we are deeply grateful for their essential support.
As Aviva continues to optimize our resources and expand our capacity, we invite you to join us in fostering more stable, healthy, resilient, and happy lives for thousands of children and families.




We are seeking interested Occupational Therapy students who are in need of an internship to fulfil their graduation requirements. Interns would take on the role of a Social Practitioner, working directly with our members to help them achieve their personal goals within a mental health-focused environment. The timeline can be flexible to align with the degree program's requirements.
Fountain House is a national mental health nonprofit founded in 1948 that continues to fight to improve health, increase opportunity, and end social and economic isolation for people living with serious mental illness. Our mission is to create the community, innovation, and social change needed for people most impacted by mental illness to lead connected and healthy lives.








To donate you can call or email Andrew in the church office andrew@hollywoodadventist.org or 323-462-0010. You can also bring donations to drop off at the free Compassion Boutique Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm
To donate you can call or email Andrew in the church office andrew@hollywoodadventist.org or 323-462-0010. You can also bring donations to drop off at the free Compassion Boutique Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm



Drop by the clinic at 5419 Sunset Blvd for a free cling!

Find the box at Hollywood Adventist Church at 1711 N Van Ness Ave


Led by the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, in partnership with Hollywood 4WRD, we bring together social workers, psychiatrists, nurses, case managers, and a wide network of community organizations and neighbors to support people in Hollywood living with severe mental illness.
