Thank you to all of our partners!

 The California Alliance for Retired Americans (CARA) was formed in 2003  in order to build a statewide network of hundreds of organizations and  individuals to win social and economic justice, full civil rights, and a  better, more secure future for ourselves, our families and future  generations. 

The Long Beach Aging Services Collaborative connects service providers, community organizations, and advocacy groups to work towards a more integrated aging service model by sharing current services, resources, and legislative information. Join us Mission The Long Beach Aging Services Collaborative connects service providers, community organizations, and advocacy groups to work & help

Long Beach 350 is a grassroots group of ordinary residents with an extraordinary passion for climate justice, working to make Long Beach a cleaner, greener city.

The Long Beach Area Peace Network (LBAPN, pronounced "l'boppin") is organizing for peace and social justice in the community. We have maintained a peace vigil continuously since September 2002.

The Office of Equity educates and supports City staff and elected officials to advance equity and ensure that all Long Beach residents have what they need to thrive.

The duties and functions of the Commission are to act in an advisory capacity to any City department concerned with senior problems on matters pertaining to older Americans and their needs.

Our vision is to help build a new economy rooted in good jobs, thriving communities, and a healthy environment. Here in Los Angeles and in cities across the country, we are moving steadily toward that vision – recharging democracy through grassroots organizing and community-oriented policy.

The Los Cerritos Wetlands Land Trust for Long Beach and Seal Beach was incorporated in 2001 by dedicated individuals who grasped the vital importance of the Los Cerritos Wetlands and the urgency of saving and restoring what remained of this unique estuary.

OurWaterLA is a diverse coalition of community leaders and organizations from across Los Angeles County united to create a strong water future for Los Angeles. Our goal is to secure clean, safe, affordable and reliable water for drinking, recreation and commerce now and for the future.

 Founded in 1985, Partners of Parks, Long Beach, was  established by a group of residents who were concerned that clean, open  park space be kept available to all residents at a time when cuts were  being made to park services.  

Our mission is to provide quality educational, social, and personal renewal opportunities for older adults by providing a broad variety of programs