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The Scooby Doo meme shows a grotesque witch figure labeled “Prop 39” unmasked as a scowling man. The caption: “Billionaires pushing to make voting more restrictive in CA”
When fire survivor Susan Blumenthal’s rebuilding budget started running low, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles was there to help. Susan has been overwhelmed by the generosity of the volunteers.
When ferocious flames demolished their Altadena home last year and took all they held dear – his professional work tools, her beloved horse and a lifetime’s worth of riding equipment – Thomas and Mary Coleman turned to the place that has always sustained them: their church.
Joy Chen already survived one devastating wildfire. This year, as executive director of the Every Fire Survivor’s Network (EFSN), she got the chance to help shape who pays for the next one.
Building Economic Opportunity, Creating Safe, Resilient and Connected Communities
| September 8, 2026
In the urban landscape of Compton is Alma Backyard Farms, where Dennis Meman tends vegetables and flowers and thinks about how the seeds he plants grow into food which feed families. It’s how he can use his hands to heal rather than harm.
Kevin Pobjoy and Megan Ramos never knew each other. Now they are bound together by a gift.
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