Community Services/Non-Profits in Redondo Beach, CA
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4 locations found near Redondo Beach
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2108 Vail Avenue, Redondo Beach CA 90278
“Open and inviting to a variety of believers. They have a school that's ALWAYS full so families must love using it. Friendly security folks. You can just walk up and someone will talk with you pleasantly. Good folks.”
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2108 Vail Avenue, Redondo Beach CA 90278
“My Special Needs grandson has gone to Friendship Foundation camp for 2 wonderful weeks. He loves it so much and can't wait to go back.Friendship Foundation is an organization that helps Special kids and adults in Southern California. It is located in the Redondo Beach area. It is easy to get to.There is nothing you will not love about this place. They have so many programs and activities, but I will address only the camp here. Your child or adult will be teamed up with a buddy, and the fun starts. There are so many volunteers and staff, all who care about only making the campers happy, safe, and able to form new friendships. They teach kindness and sharing and letting everyone know that no matter your "disability" you are perfect just the way you are.If you have a Special person in your life, you are lucky. They will love this camp. No one is left out. It is just joyful.”
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514 North Prospect Avenue Ste 301, Redondo Beach CA 90277
“I’ve only been a part of the Redondo Beach Chamber for a few weeks, but the staff has already made such a positive impression. They’ve been incredibly helpful and welcoming from the start, always willing to connect me with others whenever I ask. I’m really looking forward to continuing to grow my relationship with the Chamber and its amazing team!”
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280 Yacht Club Way, Redondo Beach CA 90277
“Our daughter did the Adventure Sailing camp this year, and loved it so much we signed up for another session. The coaches are amazing with the kids, and it's such a great opportunity for the kids to go sailing everyday -- what a life! It wasn't so bad for us, getting to go to the ocean twice a day during the week! Also, we felt 100% safe with them on the open ocean. They wore life jackets everyday, regardless of your swim ability. Granted, you have to pass a swim test to do the camp. Bottom line, great way to get the kids interested in sailing. She wants to start on the Optis next!”
