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Tess Kazenoff

Mar 31 7:00 am shared from News

Books & Buckets changes the lives of Washington neighborhood youth, one basket at a time

Tess Kazenoff

“The saying goes, be who you want your younger self to be or wanted in their life, and I plan to do that til the day I die,” one of the founders, Travis Harlin, said.

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Mar 24 9:25 am shared from News

Help Me Help You connects residents to social services, benefits

Tess Kazenoff

Starting at 8:30 a.m. every Wednesday and Friday, Help Me Help You volunteers gather in assembly-line fashion as music plays, packing and loading up to 600 bags of fresh produce, meat and dairy products for a grocery Grab N’ Go event. 

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Mar 17 7:00 am shared from News

We Love Long Beach connects neighbors across city

Tess Kazenoff

The 14-year-old organization plans to reboot efforts in May, when We Love Long Beach will return with a neighborhood event, the first since before the pandemic.

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Mar 10 8:00 am shared from News

Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach offers well-rounded support to youth

Tess Kazenoff

During the pandemic, Boys & Girls Club was one of the few nonprofits to keep its doors entirely open, while extending its services to children of first responders. 

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Mar 3 7:00 am shared from News

Sowing Seeds of Change brings sustainability and vocational skills to Long Beach

Tess Kazenoff

Lindsay Smith and Dina Feldman are transforming a vacant parking lot into Sowing Seeds of Change, a sustainable, urban farm and a space to nurture young adults with disabilities.

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Feb 24 7:00 am shared from News

Atlantic Alano Club supports LGBTQ community with space for recovery and connection

Tess Kazenoff

The Atlantic Alano Club is embarking on a capital campaign to find a permanent home to continue its mission of providing a safe space for addiction recovery to the LGBTQ+ community.

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Feb 17 8:00 am shared from News

DemoChicks introduces women and girls to nontraditional career fields

Tess Kazenoff

The girls in DemoChicks’s monthly online program receive hands-on experience while interacting with industry leaders, learning about chemical engineering through making slime, discovering geotech with sand, water, and dirt, or even understanding architecture through marshmallows and toothpicks.

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Feb 10 8:43 am shared from News

As a child, Jonas Corona founded a nonprofit; now he wants to inspire other kids to volunteer

Tess Kazenoff

Jonas Corona was only 4 years old when he started volunteering with his family on Skid Row, but the moment that truly set him on a path of service happened when he was 6.

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Feb 5 1:08 pm shared from Long Beach Post en Espanol

El refugio de violencia doméstica llamado Su Casa enfrenta desafíos de vivienda y una mayor necesidad desde la pandemia

Tess Kazenoff

El año pasado, la línea directa de Su Casa recibió alrededor de 2400 llamadas, lo que representó un aumento del 20 % en comparación con años anteriores, lo que refleja una tendencia nacional.

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Feb 3 8:42 am shared from News

Su Casa domestic violence shelter faces housing challenges and increased need since pandemic

Tess Kazenoff

The nonprofit was initially formed as a grassroots organization by Petra Medelez in 1979, a domestic violence survivor frustrated by the lack of resources available.

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