After announcing it was dissolving last year, the Women’s City Club of Pasadena has completed the transfer of its longtime home, the historic Edmund Blinn House, to Pasadena Heritage, which plans to use the house as its own headquarters, the organizations said... More »
One of Pasadena’s “hidden gems,” D’Veal Family and Youth Services has been awarded its second consecutive three-year accreditation from The Joint Commission for its Behavioral Health Care and Human Services program. D’Veal is a community-based mental health ag... More »
California nonprofit Neighbors Empowering Youth and its first robotics team Sunday assembled 100 homeless care kits consisting of masks, sanitizer, sanitizing wipes, socks, feminine hygiene products, water bottles, and bathroom tissue, to be distributed among ... More »
The Baha’is of Pasadena and the Pasadena Unified School District are reporting that a fundraising campaign for headsets for the neediest students in the district was “a great success” and that $4,550 was raised from 50 donors. In addition, the Pasadena Educati... More »
A Pasadena nonprofit that has long been dedicated to fostering technological innovation and entrepreneurship now says it’s shifting its attention to finding ways to help local small businesses thrive as they work to recover from the pandemic. Innovate Pasadena... More »
Recognizing that getting shots into the arms of all Pasadena-area residents is a critical component of the city’s ongoing COVID-19 response, the Pasadena Community Foundation has recently funded a partnership that enables Harambee Ministries to host two COVID-... More »
For Pasadena nonprofits that have traditionally depended on dinners, galas and other fundraising events, a year of social distancing in response to the COVID-19 pandemic has forced charities to get creative, shifting efforts primarily to the virtual arena. But... More »
After a year of social distancing and remote learning, the mental health issues that children and teenagers are experiencing are soaring. Not only do students miss their friends and struggle with virtual learning, but many also have experienced deaths and job ... More »
After 32 weeks of distributing fresh meals to Pasadena’s frontline workers while at the same time supporting local minority-owned restaurants, the organization Pasadena Food Hug is coming to an end as the pandemic shows signs of lifting. Since starting Pasaden... More »
The Pasadena Delta Foundation has received a $25,000 donation from the Southern California Gas Co. to use for scholarships for students in minority groups studying STEM fields, the utility announced Tuesday. The donation was one of two $25,000 gifts announced ... More »
The Pasadena Delta Foundation has received a $25,000 donation from the Southern California Gas Co. to use for scholarships for students in minority groups studying STEM fields, the utility announced Tuesday. The donation was one of two $25,000 gifts announced ... More »
Five Acres announced its new board members and recognized its community award recipients at its 133rd Annual Meeting and Board Celebration yesterday. Hosting the virtual celebration, Five Acres honored community members and volunteers who were unable to be rec... More »
