At Alexandria House, our volunteers are a treasured part of our community. Together we laugh, cook, eat, play, and work as we help women and children in need.

The Center is an inclusive space for anyone experiencing homelessness to feel welcome, feel safe, and receive services. We connect people to community, healthcare, and housing with dignity.

For more than 25 years, Food on Foot has served unhoused and low-income Angelenos with nutritious meals, clothing, hygiene essentials, and, most importantly, a pathway toward stability. Every Sunday, more than 300 neighbors receive food, essential supplies, and assistance from our program partners.

The mission of Grassroots Dems is to elect Democrats everywhere: to the White House, Congress, and key state offices. See what we have planned for this next election cycle and sign up to take action.

Our mission is to nourish the community by rescuing and distributing food, preparing nightly meals, and uniting efforts to achieve food equity. Support our work by volunteering, joining us at an upcoming event, or by donating. 

IDEPSCA is a Latina led organization that operates five day labor centers across Los Angeles. We work alongside day laborers and household workers to create a more humane and democratic society. 

The linktree has donation links for our day labor center, Mujeres en Accion Program, and includes the GoFundMe campaigns of workers impacted by the ICE raids. There is a volunteer form if you are interested in getting involved with our work on the ground. 

IDEPSCA is a steering member of the Boycott Home Depot Coalition, email kenia@idepsca.org to get involved. 

We partner with neighborhoods long denied green space to create and sustain parks, gardens, and schoolyards. Join us to support our park and garden events and help us maintain our community gardens.

My Friend's Place is a community that cultivates growth and opportunity for young people impacted by homelessness. From our drop-in resource center in Hollywood, My Friend's Place provides low-barrier, developmentally appropriate, trauma-informed care to young people experiencing homelessness ages 12 through 24.

Project Ropa is a Los Angeles-based nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing textile waste and restoring dignity to people experiencing homelessness and poverty. Through our mobile clothing closet and community partnerships, we provide clean clothing, shoes, and hygiene essentials to individuals in need while keeping usable textiles out of landfills.

As ICE arrests continue to impact families across Los Angeles, Sacred Resistance is collecting essential supplies to support our neighbors facing sudden hardship. We invite our community to come together in solidarity and remind every family that they are not alone. Here’s how you can help: Donate essential items through the registry through ordering online or drop off donations Monday–Friday, 11 AM–5 PM, at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, 6125 Carlos Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90028. Every contribution matters. Together, we can turn compassion into action, meet urgent needs, and show up for the families in our community who need support.