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βTPF is the real deal. I have to say, though, do your homework. Study up at Calscapes.org. Only you know what your landscape looks like. You can bring a photo of what you are wanting to change. The local native plant nursery, which is privately owned, near Hahamongna, is not a good choice.β
βI've had a wonderful time visiting this center and taking the classes they provide. I'm a returning student and would recommend the learning material for anyone looking to explore consciousness, spirituality, and more.β
6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
4321 Degnan Blvd, Los Angeles
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βIf you want to feel rejuvenated, Go see GEORGIA ANNE MULDROW live!!! She is a musical virtuoso whose unparalleled talent is unmatched! She can do it all. God blessed us by sharing her gift to us all. Also, support the other talented musicians at "The World Stage." Don't cheat ya'self. Treat yourselfβ
βEveryone was so nice. We're looking to adopt a couple kitty's soon. We went to check it out for the first time. I was amazed at the space they have there!β
βThe activities were fun, we got to learn about using power tools, and the staff were great! Especially Hanabee, Jim, and Alex. Started off with a name activity and moved into using a hand saw and drill. Made a thing called not-a-box where you start off with a box and transform it into your own thing. Totally recommend!β
βJapanese American Community Cultural Center has an excellent resident chef, Chris Ono who presides over the open kitchen usually from Thursday thru Sunday.Haute Cuisine from a Japanese American perspective. Tranquil view of a tranquil Japanese Garden will put you at rest.Reserve on their JACCC website.β
βStaff has been really wonderful and my daughter really enjoys this community. There is a wonderful supervisor who unfortunately left now they seem to be a little bit more disoriented. Hopefully they'll have another person as wonderful as her coming back.β
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1977 Carmen Ave, Los Angeles
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βRing bell for Carlos if gift shop is shuttered but hours say open. Super delicious toffee. Pumpkin bread is their signature bakery hood and once seasonal only cranberry proved so popular itβs available year round. Be warned Carlos is an excellent salesman and you might leave feeling swindled but donβt worry everything you buy supports the nuns and boy does that peanut brittle sneak up on you proving Carlos correct. Eaten without itβs counterparts it is addictive bc itβs not sickly sweet like other brittle. Easy to polish off an entire bag. Carlos will also give a history of the monastery and tell lots of entertaining stories of visitors describing the goods as crack to which Carlos will reply that he has never tried crack so canβt rightfully compare. There are also more salacious Thorn Bird and Milkman esque gossip for the less easily offended. And nuns are human ones like when they go to Seeβs to check out the competition. Oh and you can also quiet reflect in chapel and gardens.β
βFree food baskets, but make an appointment and receive can goods, dry goods, and meat. Also, some days hot food is prepared and is available to those in need. Just ask the front desk staffβ
βGreat customer service absolutely loved it. Everyone here was so welcoming. Got a new Naruto board today absolutely loved it good pricing. Excellent job to the girl that helped me out Iβm not good with names so I forgot shout-out to you tho.β
9:30AM - 5:30PM
2460 Overland Ave, Los Angeles
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βThis place is a staple in West LA! I stop by every chance I can - they always have new items being put on the floor, all reasonably priced and great sales and events. The staff are always so friendly and helpful, especially Em! I tell everyone I know to go stop in and check out the great selection at this store. I highly recommend it!β
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βSOVA has helped me in many ways for many years. These are dedicated heroes. Lisa A. Wiley was a wonderful worker & friend to me. She moved north. But Dennis is still there. The best food pantry in Los Angeles County.β
βThe Service received is simply the greatest team. If you're not sure about doing your own taxes, here is the place that will assist, answer most important concerns and put closure to your Taxes. Or at least, make every possible effort to fulfill your issue(s). Thank you.β
βGreat place to surrender a dog if you have to and a great place to adopt from. They really care about placing dogs in good homes. Shout out to Amanda and Erica for their great work. ?β
βJust got to visit once with my daughter. My grandson is hard of hearing. We went to Friday Family School. The staff is so helpful. They are engaging with the children AND adults. They teach the whole family so we can best help our children and grand children.The facility is clean & beautiful, too.β
βGreat place care good for kids who are troubled and want to continue and complete high School. They have so many great opportunities for kids..staff members really care about these kids..β
βI absolutely love this place I've been going to the store since I moved here to LA I was sleeping in a tent for the first 5 months about a block away I went in there every day and got a cheesecake I got the nickname the cheesecake man very friendly very down-to-earth it's just such a wonderful place it's small store and plus it's in the heart of skid row but the people that worked at the store always treat you with respect very easygoing people you must go you enjoy itβ
βsafe fun spot, where you can be colorful, be yourself, be accepted. seriously stellar folk. respectable, kind, considerate. supportive of community. really big world views. really gentle about teaching people how to help others. woke. y'all woke.β
βThis is the best Chamber I have ever been a part of. It's focus on community, camaraderie and helping it's member's business flourish is second to none. I've made great connections and friends through this group, and I look forward to continuing with it for years to come.β
8:00 AM - 1:00 AM
2035 Highland Ave, Los Angeles
Community Services Non Profits
βA genuine hidden gem in Los Angeles. When you go into the building, you are met by stunning art deco, speakeasy, and forties vibes. I was astonished by how big the building is once inside. I am honored to be a visitor since you must be a member or have been invited. We had a great experience. Bartender on point :) Met some wonderful people as we enjoyed a night cap. If you have the opportunity, stop by. Thank you to all military personnel for your service.β
βWe had the pleasure of hosting a wedding there last month. The location is beautiful and private. The facility is set up in a way that allows for a step above the complete DIY or an all inclusive planned event. It's so much more than a standard hotel ballroom. If you want to dance the night away under the stars in a gorgeous courtyard, I would recommend checking this out!!β
βMy Hollywood Ca WW1 purple heart Veteran Grandfather Charles Zachary Chapman & His WW11 Veteran son My Dad Robert E. Chapman were members of Post 43 back in the day... not far from the Hollywood Bowl where I've relished many fabulous summer evening concerts.β
βWithout any doubt, the best narrative driven school of the world (at least of my world). In this place, you learn STORY, hence it transforms you. Also, if you ever get a DRIVING CONE with your name by a free parking spot, thatβs THE SIGN you made it. AFI Alumni will get this post. The rest, just trust this post is pretty accurate.β
βMy friends place is a very unique place. Two months ago because of my stupidity my whole life fell apart. I stayed in my car for a few days before I discovered MFP. First day I went in I got access to a roof on top of my head all thanks to Woody. Even though he left to pursue further studies I will forever be indebted to him. I'm a frequent "client"(they call homeless folks clients/young people) mainly go in there for free food(they have the best free snack shop), tap cards, and clothes. They also offer many other services. Ms. Ty is my favorite at MFP. She is beautiful both outside and on the inside. She gives out this amazing older cousin vibe which consists of nurture, love, and care. I was surprised to learn that she has been working there for less than a year given by the proficiency she shows at her job. I'm lucky to have MFP and MFP is lucky to have Ms. Ty. Cisco is the ever smiling Job guy and is there to help with any occupational needs. Chase is the homie who hooked me up with a skateboard which was my primary commute until recently. Violetta is super nice and always greets me first. Like Ms. Ty she's also really pretty. Roxy, Jorge are all like my favorite family members that are not related to me. Joey the big dude may look intimidating from the outside but has a heart of gold. People whom he is superior of are lucky to have a boss like him. Roger is the man, always hooking it up. The reason why I wrote this lengthy review is for the future donors to know how amazing organization they are donating to. Because of MFP I'll soon move into my own apartment and get my car back. This is a great place for any donation. God bless whoever established this organization, it's donors, and Heather and Erin(even though I never met them I have only heard good things about them), and the volunteers for working for free and dealing with the craziness.β
βTRASLATINA THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME AND CONTINUE HELPING MY SISTERS ALWAYS ACTIVE WE ALWAYS WORK TOGETHER STEP BY STEP DAY BY DAY WE START WITH YOU IF YOU WANT TO BE PART OF OUR PASSION IN EMPOWERING YOUR DREAMS THANK YOU TRASLATINA ???β
βHello my name is Jacqueline. I am a disabled individual. I was assisting my brother with signing up for the DOR program. I met Mr. Robert Durden. He was awesome. He referred me to Ms. Benita at the DCRC 12901 Venice LA,CA 90066.I went there to meet with Ms. Benita. I shared my story with her. I explained my disability I shared my desire to Interpret for the DHH/deaf and hard of hearing Community.I explained to Ms. Benita that I would like to share my gift as a American Sign Language interpreter with the resource Center.She was an ear. She listened to me. She shared her words of encouragement.. I listened to her as well. She shared valuable information. It has been a while since I felt that someone really cared about my ASL skills.I see Ms. Benita as a very extraordinary person. " Many are called but, few are chosen ." Ms. Benita has been chosen. For me ,she has been a blessing. βββββI feel new hope. I'm more encouraged than I have ever been. PRIOR to meeting her, I felt broken and discouraged. Speaking with her LIFTED my spirits. If you are a disabled person seeking assistance and guidance, this is the place to be. Do not hesitate. Contact the Diasbility community Center at the above address.This Disability Center is a beautiful world of differences. The staff are very kind, helpful and inviting. They are a very warm family of professionals. They are all working together to service a very large community. They are a real team, thriving for the benefit of others.The head of this extraordinary Disability Center is TJ. He is has a very pleasant personality. He made time to meet with at the last minuet. He shared the background and history of the program. He also shared his story.. I admire him for his honesty and his dedicated work for the disabled community. Every Disabled Center should be equipped with a team of caring people like the ones the are employed here. This is a very colorful, multicultural Resource Center. I am pleased and honored to have met such kind hearted staff ?.ββββββ
βI took my pug Leah here for vaccines and I paid 60$ for all of them! Super affordable :) VETCO charges 230$ for a full set of vaccines yikes and I work there too . I love how they take care of her . Even though the wait can be long , they got her in and out and she was fine when we got home. If you have brachycephalic breed for a spay be sure to understand there's a possibly of them not making it . My pugs all have been spayed there and one of them almost did not make it . The team did thankfully successfully finished the procedure and she was ok :)β
βIβve been coming to ProjectQ for years now! Coral has been the absolute best barber Iβve ever had, and I canβt wait for them to cut my hair whenever I visit! Iβve never felt in a space more inclusive and welcoming when getting a fresh new look! Canβt recommend coming here enough!β
βThe California endowment is a really nice modern building with beautiful courtyards and lots of well-equipped clean large rooms that you can rent. They have free parking in the back of the building. It's located in a great place close to the Metro. The staff are friendly and fast to assist. Catering is available on site. AV is very efficient and fast to respond to any issues. Highly recommended.β
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βLoved this shop and the staff! Bikerowave is a an awesome non-profit with some reasonably priced bikes. The people are passionate about fixing bikes and making sure everyone can experience the joys of biking. Michael helped me pick a bike and spent 30 minutes talking through the different considerations in buying a used bike. He also let me test ride the different bikes and also helped me understand the differences in the types of gears and speeds. I ultimately got a used mountain bike there for about $180 but they had bikes in the low $100 range or less. There was also a kid's bike for $25. There is always a chance you find a cheaper bike on OfferUp but this shop has a great mission and has people that truly care about biking. Highly recommend checking it out!β