Hands in the Soil is creating space for an essential part of wildfire recovery: grieving, reconnecting and healing together.
Read the full story: https://t.co/qPR8n7FY0x
CCF stands with our grantee partner Pasadena Jewish Temple & Center and Jewish communities across Los Angeles County. Antisemitism has no place here.
No community should have to face a crisis alone. Philanthropy has a responsibility to invest early, strengthen local networks and help communities prepare before threats to their safety and democratic freedoms arrive.
Read the full essay: https://t.co/dLhMITJoA6
Capital & Main’s “LA Raids” series, supported by CCF, shares the stories of families affected by immigration enforcement.
We’re proud to support this series because those living through these experiences deserve to be heard.
Read the full story: https://t.co/EpaXvmYPfw
CCF is proud to have partnered with PWC for more than 15 years. Their work shows how organizing can build economic opportunity by strengthening workers’ ability to shape their futures.
Read more: https://t.co/LMhDHdtPY5
Cover photo: Pilipino Workers Center of SoCal
Through our Impact Fund, we are proud to support St. Joseph Center, which every year:
🏠 Places nearly 2,500 people into safe housing
🍽️ Serves 41,500 hot & nutritious meals
🎓 Graduates 170 people from job-training programs
Read more: https://t.co/bXWPVrbPpi
Pride is both a celebration and a call to keep showing up 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
We gathered with Frank Guzman of Pomona Valley Pride, Jasine Cumplido of Latino Equity Alliance and Luis Vasquez of Rainbow Labs for a conversation about what queer and trans communities need to feel safer.
With more support on the way, CCF grants are helping trusted community organizations support Boyle Heights and Eastside neighbors after the warehouse fire.
Read more: https://t.co/BhJSvgIB7G
Eighteen months later, recovery looks like neighbors coming home, mushrooms helping to heal soil, a congregation gathering without its building and survivors championing policy.
The work is far from over. Read our July newsletter: https://t.co/ES1c9JdPbP
This Fourth of July, we honor not only our nation’s founding ideals, but also the people across Los Angeles County who continue to bring them to life.
The work of democracy belongs to all of us. And together, we carry it forward in pursuit of a good life for all.
A year after the ICE raids began in Los Angeles, our communities are still finding ways to take care of each other.
These are the stories that remind us what Los Angeles is made of. 🫶
Read our June newsletter: https://t.co/bxFy8iFiZ8
Today's Supreme Court decision affirms one of our nation's most enduring principles: that every child born in the US is an American citizen, equal in dignity and equal under the law.
CCF remains steadfast in the work of making liberty and equality real for every generation.
The fire is out, but Boyle Heights and surrounding Eastside community members are still dealing with the aftermath.
We've funded 20+ organizations on the ground right now offering support.
If you or someone you know needs help, visit: https://t.co/WwioONTmhk
No one should have to choose between their health and their heritage. ❤️🩹
Representation, resilience, and pan dulce that tastes like home. Casita Colibrí is everything #ImmigrantSmallBusinessWeek was made to celebrate.
Learn more: https://t.co/R2ZpySsUEh
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It's Immigrant Small Business Week! 🎉
How to join in:
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Immigrant-owned businesses bring more than products to the table. They bring perspective, culture, and connection.
Stories like Shaëlle's are why #ImmigrantSmallBusinessWeek exists. Join us June 21–27. 🎉
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This Juneteenth, we celebrate freedom, resilience, and the power of Black-led community organizations.
CCF and @LAEDC are proud to support organizations through the CA Jobs First Catalyst Program that are creating pathways to economic opportunity across Los Angeles County.
In Indonesian, "Kasih" means love. For Ivana Darmawan, it's also a business philosophy. 🫶
Immigrant-owned businesses build bridges between communities and continents. Stories like Ivana's are why #ImmigrantSmallBusinessWeek exists. Join us June 21–27: https://t.co/R2ZpySsUEh
Three generations, one dream. Meet Valerio's Bakeshop in National City, San Diego: the iconic family-owned Filipino bakery founded by immigrants Victor & Milagros Valerio, carried forward by their grandson Mark. 🍞
Learn more: https://t.co/QL71KQNEJf
#ImmigrantSmallBusinessWeek
One week to go! ⏰
#ImmigrantSmallBusinessWeek kicks off June 21–27. From restaurants to retail to services, immigrant entrepreneurs are the backbone of California's communities and economy. Get ready to show up, shop local, and celebrate their stories.
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