A Santa Monica-based nonprofit that has expanded from helping 20 children in Tanzania to reaching more than 450,000 young people worldwide is launching its #35toThrive campaign this week,
A grassroots volunteer effort that began with a carload of spring cleaning donations has grown into a community-wide drive aiming to collect 1,000 winter coats for Santa Monica
Holliday's Helping Hands will host its fourth annual Shining Through Service Gala on Saturday, Nov. 1, at the Regent Hotel in Santa Monica. The black-tie evening, themed
Celebrity chefs and Hollywood stars gathered at the Santa Monica Proper Hotel on Oct. 16 for the inaugural Angel Awards: Signature Chef Gala, raising more than $438,000 to combat
The Emily Shane Foundation presents an online silent auction in partnership with Malibu Moves, running Monday, Oct. 21, through Monday, Oct. 27, at noon PST.
Featured auction items include theater
A Jesuit priest who has called Belize home for more than a decade completed an extraordinary 3,800-mile cross-country bicycle journey on Wednesday, Oct. 1, arriving at the
Much Love Animal Rescue hosted an adoption event Sunday, Sept. 28, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at MUD\WTR: Gather in Santa Monica.
The local nonprofit, dedicated
Santa Monica Mayor Lana Negrete joined celebrity chefs and community leaders on Thursday, Sept. 11, to cut the ribbon on an urban farm designed to help homeless families rebuild their
Few people deserve more credit for saving the Santa Monica Pier from demolition and keeping it free and accessible for millions of people to visit every year than Judy Abdo
Asia Bonetto dreams of ending dog euthanasia in the United States.
So she started the Mutternity Project – a maternal dog rescue in Santa Monica – to connect mother dogs and puppies
The Santa Monica Conservancy is recruiting volunteers to share stories of the city's historic sites during Santa Monica's 150th anniversary celebration.
Volunteer opportunities include conducting guided
When Russell Ma first volunteered with ACEing Autism at a location in Mountain Gate last spring, he thought it would be just another community service opportunity. Instead, it sparked an