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World Polio Day 5k Run/Walk/Bike Around the Rose Bowl

World Polio Day 5k Run/Walk/Bike Around the Rose Bowl

Sat, Oct 24, 3:00 PM
From Pasadena Rotary Club

Join the Pasadena Rotary to help raise money to end polio worldwide. We're doing 3 miles/5k around the Rose Bowl to raise money for polio eradication. Walk, run, ride your bike, skateboard, or scooter! Many participants are pledging per mile/step/minute and asking family and friends to pledge too, but you're welcome to come join us just to meet new friends, support the cause, and get in some fun exercise!

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Hope on the Move Thursdays! (Helping the homeless @ Olvera St.)

Hope on the Move Thursdays! (Helping the homeless @ Olvera St.)

Fri, Oct 30, 1:00 AM
From Down But Not Out - Helping the Homeless

🌟 Join us for our outreach event! 🌟 🗓 **When:** Every Thursday at **7:00 PM** 📍 **Where:** 640 N Spring St. (Look for the group with wagons setting up, you can’t miss us!) (The RSVP's is not indicative of how many people will be there, we always get from 10-25 people every Thursday) *Here's what to expect:* đŸš¶â€â™‚ïž We’ll walk to **Olvera Street** to hand out warm meals and snacks, then head over to **City Hall** to share the rest! đŸœïž We serve **100 people** each night, so every contribution counts! 💧**Please try to bring, any one of the following items:** Zip Lock Bags(any size), bananas, individually packaged chips, and or juices to share! Our amazing team of volunteers is ready to make a difference, and we’d love for you to join us! ❀✚ Follow us on: [instagram.com/dbnohelps](http://instagram.com/dbnohelps) Please check out our [Amazon Wishlist](https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/K9Y8EIEJYRN1?ref_=wl_share)

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Weekly Volunteering with @Myfriendshousela Skid Row

Wed, Oct 28, 6:45 PM
From Black Women Connecting
4.7
1 attendee
CULVER CITY ESTUARY - Meaningful Conversation & Community!

CULVER CITY ESTUARY - Meaningful Conversation & Community!

Wed, Oct 28, 1:45 AM
From Culver City Estuary

What actually happens at an Estuary? An Estuary is a two-hour conversation, but not just any conversation. We especially welcome people from different ideological backgrounds, different religions, different political persuasions, and different perspectives on current events. We appreciate intellectual diversity, intellectual honesty, and free expression. Our goal is to listen and learn, and perhaps even learn to love. How does it work? * We use a structured protocol that encourages mutual respect and openness to new ideas * There is no pre-determined agenda and nobody comes with a prepared lesson * Each participant proposes a topic and the group votes on which topics to discuss * Every session is unique Who is it for? * People longing for authentic friendships; * Seekers of truth, meaning, and understanding; * Secular, spiritual, and religious; * All humans willing to listen and speak with respect What kinds of topics? * Intellectual – a book, podcast, article, or film that provoked thought * Cultural/Contextual – world events, local news, political issues * Personal – a life change, personal situation, or challenge * Estuarial – comments about the group itself or the protocol No topic is off limits. We tackle the big questions of life – morality, meaning, current events, relationships, and more. No one should feel pressured to contribute; you can always pass and just observe. When & Where * Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month * 6:45–9:00 PM (doors at 6:45PM, conversation starts at 7:00PM) * 5100 Overland Ave, Culver City, CA 90230 * Call/text Jaymus @ 856-905-4398 with any questions or to be let in the front gate. You would be welcome. If joining from Meetup, please RSVP so we can expect you. Note, we also have a regulars who do not RSVP, so we always have a good group. We hope to see you there! Learn more about Estuary at [EstuaryHub.com](http://estuaryhub.com/)

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In Person: Donation-Beginner Yoga with Kirstin H.

In Person: Donation-Beginner Yoga with Kirstin H.

Tue, Oct 27, 1:30 AM
From Mindfulness: Tai Chi, Meditation, Yoga & Wellness
4.9

If you have any issues signing up for or attending the class please email [admin@healoneworld.org](http://mailto:admin@healoneworld.org/) as soon as you experience problems. Our Venmo, now accepting donations, is @howdonation if you would like to make a contribution. Class Description: Vinyasa based class focused on breathwork, body alignment and asanas to boost our essential mind/body connection. This inclusive class allows you to calm the mind and focus on the strength of your breath and body, moving from an opening meditation and warm up, building into a flow and deeper into specific asanas completing with total relaxation. Great class for all levels from beginner to advanced. Teacher Bio: Kirstin H.S. completed her 200 hour YTT in Ubud,Bali with Zuna Yoga in 2019. She loves providing space to practitioners to take time for themselves and just simply breathe. Through “flow” yoga, Kirstin hopes to give a small reprieve to the anxious and stressful world we live in. Kirstin has been practicing yoga since 2004 and has learned the importance of yoga in cultivating balance, strength, and overall well-being. She loves sharing her knowledge and practice with others, especially those who are new to yoga. Kirstin loves teaching the Heal One World community and empowering her students to achieve their own greatness. Heal One World is a nonprofit dedicated to providing holistic preventative healthcare services and low or no cost—no one is turned away due to lack of funds. If you’d like to contribute to our mission and help us continue to provide services, you may choose to donate any amount on PayPal (PayPal.me/healoneworld).

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Write or Die - Weekly Silent Screenwriting

Write or Die - Weekly Silent Screenwriting

Sun, Oct 25, 6:00 PM
From Write or Die: Los Angeles Screenwriting Meetup Group
4.9

THE SCHEDULE: 11 - 11:15AM: Arrival, chit-chat, purchase coffee, etc. 11:15-11:30 AM: Announcements + introductions 11:30-12:30 PM: WRITING (No talking, please.) 12:30-1:00 PM: Finish writing, chat about what you wrote, introduce latecomers, etc. Late to the party? No biggie, just sneak in and grab a seat. Start scribbling away, and we'll catch you up at the end. Once the session wraps, stick around to keep the creative juices flowing or mingle with the other word wizards. Heads up, though: outlets might be scarce, so check your battery before joining the fun. Note: there is a large parking lot behind Cafe Mak

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that connects people with local groups and events based on shared interests. It helps build communities around common passions.

You can find charity groups in Los Angeles by searching on Meetup based on location and interest. Browse through various options that host events focused on community service and ethical causes.

Yes, Los Angeles hosts numerous community charity events. You can discover these by checking Meetup for events that align with your desire to contribute to meaningful causes.

Absolutely, you can join as many charity groups on Meetup as you like. This allows you to engage in different events and meet more community-focused individuals.

Charity group events vary by organizer. Typically, they include activities like fundraising, volunteering projects, and awareness campaigns, providing a platform to contribute to social good.

While joining Meetup itself is free, some charity meetups might have event-related costs. Always check the event details for any participation fees.

Yes, you can start your own charity group on Meetup. This involves setting up a group page, planning events, and inviting others to participate in charitable initiatives.

Not all charity interests may have active groups in Los Angeles. It depends on local demand and availability, but you can always create a group if none exist.

To RSVP for a Meetup event, you need to join the group and indicate your attendance on the event page. This helps organizers plan and communicate any changes.

Meetup facilitates connections but doesn't guarantee friendships. Building relationships depends on personal engagement and participation in group activities.

Both in-person and online charity events are available on Meetup, depending on what organizers schedule. Check each event's format to know more.

Meetup focuses on group activities rather than one-on-one connections. It creates a environment for larger community engagement and interaction.

Yes, many charity groups on Meetup focus on volunteer opportunities. By joining these, you can contribute to causes you're passionate about.

Group activity can vary throughout the year. Some may host frequent events, while others might be seasonal, based on organizer availability.

Join groups of interest and enable notifications to stay informed about new events. This way, you'll never miss out on charity activities in L.A.