LA2050 and the Goldhirsh Foundation are presenting an LA #TechWeek panel, "Technology and Storytelling for Social Good," at 10am on Tuesday, October 15th at Creative Visions Foundation. Tickets are sold out, but we will work to bring you highlights and updates. Tara Roth, president of the Goldhirsh Foundation, will serve as moderator, and these expert members of the LA2050 community are panelists: Maggie Isabelle Zelie Lin, executive director & co-founder of Foster Nation, Nika S., founder and executive director? of Fund for Guaranteed Income, Carmen Dianne, founder and CEO of Prosperity Market, and Chris Wilson, MPH, AVP of digital impact at Peer Health Exchange. LA #TechWeek brings together approximately 16,000+ founders, investors, and builders for 200+ events over the course of a week including fireside chats, workshops, pitch sessions, and panel discussions.
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LA2050 is a community-guided initiative driving and tracking progress toward a shared vision for the future of LA.
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LA2050 is a community-guided initiative driving and tracking progress toward a shared vision for the future of Los Angeles. With the LA community, we developed five broad, aspirational goals to make LA the best place to learn, create, play, connect, and live. LA2050 deploys financial, human, and social capital to build a better future--a future for Angelenos, shaped by Angelenos. We accomplish this through research and reporting, tracking progress on the indicators and goals, highlighting civic leaders and organizations around the region, and activating Angelenos to be a part of shaping the future. LA2050 is an initiative of and incubated by the Goldhirsh Foundation.
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More than 100 social impact leaders gathered together today at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles in order to honor and encourage 60 outstanding Los Angeles-area nonprofit organizations during the culminating event of the 2024 LA2050 Grants Challenge. The 60 nonprofits were awarded a total of $2,915,000 in grants.?
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This is day two of our trip down memory lane. Last year, 42 social impact organizations from across Los Angeles County were awarded $2.6 million in grants in the tenth anniversary edition of the LA2050 Grants Challenge.? The funds came from the Goldhirsh Foundation, our parent organization, and six other foundation funding partners. https://lnkd.in/ghduMCTf
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With the 2024 LA2050 Grantee Showcase just around the corner, we’re taking a look back at the inaugural event, which was held two years ago at Second Home Hollywood. Thanks to the annual LA2050 Grants Challenge, 30 social impact organizations such as Flavors From Afar and Urban Peace Institute received new grants from our parent organization the Goldhirsh Foundation and our funding partners. Speakers included then-Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, Los Angeles County Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell, social entrepreneur Natasha Case, and our President, Tara Roth. https://lnkd.in/g3dEUPEu
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We’re gearing up to announce this year’s LA2050 Grants Challenge winners on October 2nd; but, first, let’s take a peek at the public voting results from 2022 to 2024. ?? As a reminder, we shook things up starting in 2022, asking Angelenos to vote on which issue areas should be funded — instead of voting for specific proposals from specific organizations. We’re taking a look back at what has (or hasn’t) shifted in what issues matter most to Angelenos. *Voters could select up to two issue areas.
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Before we announce this year’s LA2050 Grants Challenge winners on October 2nd, we’re taking a look back at all that’s happened so far in our annual LA2050 Grants Challenge report. The theme of the 2024 Grants Challenge – “Who Can? YOU Can!” – underscores the importance of collective action in creating a brighter future, and reminds us that we all have a role. The report dives into all of the ways that Angelenos stepped up: casting 105,000 votes to determine our funding priorities, volunteering 9,450 hours across 24 LA2050-sponsored volunteer activations, and submitting a record-breaking 872 proposals with ideas to address this year’s top-voted issue areas. We also examine the six trends that emerged through this year’s proposals – from the important role of nature in mental health and well-being, to efforts to reinvigorate independent, local journalism. ? Check out our full 2024 LA2050 Grants Challenge report now: https://la2050.org/reports
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11 LA2050 Grants Challenges, 2,632 organizations, and 3,985 ideas for a better Los Angeles. And they are ALL available on our website. Want to know which ideas have been implemented through the grants challenge? Easy! You can search by winning ideas - all 132 of them ?? https://la2050.org/ideas
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Since the beginning of the LA2050 Grants Challenge, a grand total of 2,632 organizations have applied for funding with ideas for a better Los Angeles. All of these organizations can be found on our website via the Ideas Hub, where you can filter for organizations, ideas, or to see all of the winners throughout the years. Plus, you can access an organization's website, Charity Navigator page, and even donate directly to its cause. Find them all here: https://lnkd.in/gKqqWskQ
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The world is here; here is the world. ?? We asked diplomats and LA social impact leaders to share concepts from home that they think might translate well into the fabric of LA and international ideas that are already in place here. This week we’re featuring a response from the Team of Consulate General of Lithuania. Their quote is displayed in the graphic above alongside the national flower of Lithuania, the Rue. Tune in next week for another global idea! ??