The Celiac Disease Foundation is an organization that provides the nation with information about Celiac Disease (CD) and Dermatitis Herpetiformis (DH). In addition to disseminating information, the foundation also raises awareness for CD, advocates for research and assists and supports individuals suffering from the disease.
The Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation keeps music alive in our schools and communities by donating musical instruments to under-funded music programs, giving youngsters the many benefits of music education, helping them to be better students and inspiring creativity and expression through playing music.
The charity believes: "We believe that kids thrive when given the chance to learn and play music. Putting an instrument into their hands improves the quality of their education and their lives. The window is brief and all kids deserve a chance to play music in school."
Studio City Residents Association is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization with offices based on Ventura Place. The membership organization provides a wide range of services for the community and focuses on helping and representing renters, condo and home owners. Members attend hearings in the community, advocate on behalf of the organization and also offers a monthly newsletter with information and updates. Check the main website for details on programs or for information on membership or getting involved.
Studio City Neighborhood Council is an elected body that operates to make the government aware of and responsive to local area needs. The group was created by the City charter and members include a range of stakeholders, including property owners, organizations, workers and educational institutions within the Studio City boundaries. Some committees and programs include the budget committee, land use, crimes and safety, environmental affairs, transportation committee and more. Check the main website for details on getting involved or to join the email list.
Kiwanis Entertainment Industry Group is a charitable, volunteer-led organization that aims to help children succeed by participating in arts programs in schools and throughout the community. It hosts regularly scheduled meetings, as well as special fund-raising events, including dinners, guest speakers and more. To make a donation or view a calendar of upcoming events, visit the website provided.
TreePeople is an environmental nonprofit that works in Los Angeles. This organization focuses on the power of trees, people and technology, and with these elements it attempts to grow a better future for residents of Los Angeles and the surrounding areas.
Supported by a coalition of 10 congregations in the East San Fernando Valley, this is one of 12 pantries under the aegis of Valley Interfaith Council. The pantry serves everyone regardless of religion, race, creed.
Food is collected by congregations, individuals, and community groups and donated or sold by The Los Angeles Regional Foodbank. It is distributed by volunteers to around 500 families per week. Donated nonperishables and personal-care items are always welcome at Temple Beth Hillel, 12326 Riverside Dr., North Hollywood. Volunteers can help with packing, shelving, and distributing food.
To assist in shelving or distribution of food call Susan Sanders at (818) 385-0574.
To volunteer on our packing teams call Leslye Adelman at (818) 929-2606.
To be part of our transportation teams call Chris Wilkinson at (818) 515-5753.
The TreePeople plant and distribute trees throughout the Studio City area with a mission to inspire people to take responsibility for the environment, making it a safe, healthy, fun and sustainable model for the world. The organization needs volunteers for its expansive nursery. Buildings at the top of Mulholland Drive include a conference center, forestry workshops, a giant underground cistern and an outdoor amphitheatre.
Women In Theatre is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting positive images of women and empowering Southern California theatre arts professionals through education, networking, service and outreach. It hosts luncheons, panels, discussions, quarterly meetings, workshops and other events and provides an annual scholarship for a recent female high school graduate who is pursuing a career in the performing arts.