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Strengthening Los Angeles County since 1915.
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The fire is out, but Boyle Heights and surrounding Eastside community members are still dealing with the aftermath. We’ve funded 20+ organizations on the ground right now offering medical support, mental health services, food, financial assistance, air purifiers, and more. If you or someone you know needs help, visit the link in our bio to access the contact information for each grantee partner.
Please share this with your community — you never know who may need it. 💙
26 Jun 2026
Documenting roots in Oakland. 📸🔥
My good friend and artist Kalani Cecaci brought this powerful 82-foot permanent mural to life for the @aminextorg campaign. Growing up in the neighborhood, Kalani’s work captures a crucial question for our streets: Am I Next?
The campaign portraits are now up on digital billboards and kiosks all over Oakland. Every piece features a QR code taking you straight to the stories behind these faces and ways you can help.
What happens to one of us matters to all of us. Save this, share it, and support the community.
Mural by: @kalonstah
Supported by: @sffoundation latinocf @rosenbergfdn with @galeriadelaraza @loopcolors.usa
Campaign by: @aminextorg
#aminext #CommunityMural #SocialJustice #LoopColors #PoweredByLoop
06 Nov 2026
A statement on Los Angeles’ next chapter and our shared commitment to a city where everyone belongs, from California Community Foundation President and CEO Miguel A. Santana.
06 Nov 2026
Two Students, Two Paths, Endless Possibilities ⭐ Ready to Rise grantee @expfuture is helping young people from underserved communities gain hands-on work experience, learn from mentors, and discover career pathways. Today, we’re highlighting two outstanding EXP alumni: Payton Funk and Samuel Covarrubias.
Payton Funk first knew she wanted to become a nurse when she saw the care her younger brother received in the neonatal intensive care unit. In summer 2026, Payton got a chance to explore that dream through the EXP Internship Program, landing an internship at the Children’s Dental Health Clinic (CDHC). 🧑⚕️
Samuel Covarrubias completed his life-changing internship at the Marine Exchange of Southern California. Today, he is a freshman at Cal Poly Maritime Academy @calpoly_maritime, where he works toward a future in the industry. 🚢
Learn more about this partnership between @calfund, @libertyhill, and LA County Probation at ReadytoRise.LA!
#ReadytoRise #internship #YouthLeaders #maritime #FutureDoctor
06 Nov 2026
On Friday, Houston Mayor John Whitmire signed an order limiting when city police can call ICE. Officers will now contact ICE only when someone is arrested on a charge that can carry jail time. A traffic stop ends with a ticket or a warning, and the driver goes home.
That wasn’t the rule last week. Since April, Houston officers could hold someone with a civil immigration warrant for a “reasonable” amount of time while they waited for ICE to show up. From July through September, they called ICE 88 times.
Houston tried this once already. In April, the City Council voted to limit police contact with ICE. The state threatened to pull about $110 million in public safety grants, and two weeks later the council reversed itself.
Then came Tuesday. Control of both chambers of Congress changed hands, and Texas voters flipped statewide races for the first time in decades. Three days later the mayor signed the order and said elections matter. He called it a new model and said it reduces the fear and anxiety people have been living with.
Local organizers at FIEL Houston pointed out that the council had already made this call in April. Their director put it simply: “Today Houston won.”
Here in California, state law already limits when local police can help ICE. Houston is a reminder of how quickly a rule like that can be undone, and how much it depends on who holds office, from city council to Congress.
So look up who represents you now, at every level, and save their office numbers. You’ll want them.
If someone you love is detained in Southern California, call the CHIRLA hotline: (888) 624-4752.
What happens to one of us matters to all of us.
Save this and share it. Make sure your community knows.
Sources: AP, Houston Public Media, KPRC Click2Houston, ABC13 (Nov. 6, 2026); Axios Houston, ABC News (April 2026); NPR, AP (Nov. 4–5, 2026)
06 Nov 2026
A message from California Community Foundation President and CEO Miguel A. Santana on this week’s elections and our commitment to a democracy that works for all.
05 Nov 2026
We’re honored to have the California Community Foundation join us for the 78th Latino Leaders Luncheon Series as a community partner.
For more than a century, the California Community Foundation has invested in a stronger Los Angeles by advancing equity, expanding opportunity and supporting nonprofits and community-led solutions across the region.
We’re also pleased to welcome Miguel A. Santana, President and CEO of the California Community Foundation, as an event speaker. We look forward to hearing his perspective on leadership, community and the future of Los Angeles.
#EagleLeadershipAward #LatinoLeadersNetwork #BringingLeadersTogether
05 Nov 2026
Counting doesn’t start from zero on Election Night.
#LACounty election workers begin processing mail ballots as soon as they arrive, and by #ElectionDay 2024, about 1.65 million had already reached the county’s Ballot Processing Center.
So how long can it take? Weeks, because every ballot is checked against voter registration records. That care is how @lacountyrrcc makes sure every eligible vote counts and the results reflect what voters decided.
Learn more: ACountYouCanTrust.org
#midterms #elections
El conteo no empieza de cero la noche de las elecciones.
El personal electoral del condado de Los Ángeles comienza a procesar las boletas de voto por correo en cuanto llegan. Para el Día de las Elecciones de 2024, el Centro de Procesamiento de Boletas del condado ya había recibido cerca de 1.65 millones.
Entonces, ¿cuánto puede tardar el conteo? Varias semanas, porque cada boleta se verifica con los registros de votantes. Con este cuidado, @lacountyrrcc se asegura de que cada voto válido cuente y de que los resultados reflejen lo que decidieron los votantes.
Conozca más: ConfiaEnElConteo.org
04 Nov 2026
Yesterday, voters across our county, state and nation affirmed a core American promise: our government belongs to the people, and every community has the right to shape our future.
That is why we invest in efforts that advance equal participation in our democracy, uphold the rule of law, and protect the freedom to choose our leaders for all communities.
CCF was proud to support organizations that informed and engaged voters, along with state ballot measures to protect voting access, expand affordable housing and strengthen neighborhoods. We also continue to invest in efforts like @acountyoucantrust that affirm every eligible voter’s right to a fair, safe and transparent election.
We count every vote, certify results and transfer power peacefully because this is how we uphold the will of the people. It’s a commitment we all share, and one that dedicated election workers are still carrying out.
This is how we ensure that our democracy works for all. CCF remains committed to turning protecting these fundamental values and transforming community voices into lasting progress for Los Angeles, California and beyond.
Thank you to our civic engagement partners for helping our communities be heard.
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04 Nov 2026
Accuracy takes time. The first results you see on Election Night aren’t final. 📊
You’ll see preliminary numbers in the news, but @lacountyrrcc will share the final count.
Results are updated as ballots are counted, which continues for weeks after #ElectionDay. Mail ballots postmarked on or before Election Day count as long as they arrive within seven days.
Every ballot goes through the same careful process, and election workers put in 12-hour shifts every day to get it right.
Visit the link in bio to see the full video on our YouTube channel.
ACountYouCanTrust.org
04 Nov 2026
Waiting to cast your vote? Stay in line.
As long as you’re in line by 8 p.m. on Election Day, you can still cast your ballot.
If you’re dropping off your mail ballot, you can skip the line and drop it off at any Vote Center or at an official ballot drop box by 8 p.m.
Find a Vote Center and check wait times at locator.lavote.gov.
¿Está esperando para votar? Quédese en la fila.
Si está en la fila a las 8 p.m. el Día de las Elecciones, todavía puede votar.
Si solo va a entregar su boleta de voto por correo, no necesita hacer fila. Puede depositarla en cualquier centro de votación o buzón oficial a más tardar a las 8 p.m.
Encuentre un centro de votación y consulte los tiempos de espera en locator.lavote.gov.
03 Nov 2026
Darrell Sauceda, Chairman of the LA Latino Chamber of Commerce and #CountChampion, encourages voters to cast their ballot this #ElectionDay!
Every ballot is verified against voter records, and every eligible vote is counted anonymously.
Find a Vote Center at locator.lavote.gov.
#midterms #acountyoucantrust #LACounty
¡Darrell Sauceda, presidente de la Cámara de Comercio Latina de Los Ángeles y #CampeonDelConteo, te anima a votar este #DíaDeLasElecciones!
Cada boleta se verifica con los registros de votantes y cada voto válido se cuenta sin revelar la identidad del votante.
Encuentre un centro de votación en locator.lavote.gov.
03 Nov 2026
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