Here’s what Richard has to say! In June 2018, I was officially joined HCBF as a member of the Board of Directors. It has been an exciting time for HCBF and I hope to help ensure the longevity of the organization as a leader in developing and implementing effective measures to improve the quality of life […]
Highlight on HCBF’s Board of Directors: Angelo Logan
Here’s what Angelo has to say! The Harbor Community Benefit Foundation’s role in improving the health, the environment and the general quality life of the community is extremely important. To realize this mission, it will take real collaboration, partnerships and community participation. This effort must be led by the community and guided by community self-determination. […]
Highlight on HCBF’s Board of Directors: Ed Avol
Here’s what Ed has to say! It’s been an honor to serve as a HCBF Director for the past three years! In this capacity I try to provide a health and science-based perspective on the various ways in which the Port impacts the lives of those living in the communities of San Pedro and Wilmington. […]
HCBF Grantee Highlight – International Bird Rescue
The Port Wildlife Impact Mitigation Project As a Community Benefit Round 6 grant recipient, International Bird Rescue (IBR) was awarded funds to explore and mitigate issues affecting wildlife in and around the Port of Los Angeles. As part of the Port Wildlife Impact Mitigation Project, analysis was conducted using historical information from International Bird Rescue, […]
HCBF Land Use Study – Translated Materials and Workshop Resources Available Now!
In April 2018, HCBF hosted a community workshop to share findings from the Harbor Community Off-Port Land Use Study conducted by Raimi + Associates. Beth Altshuler of Raimi + Associates facilitated the workshop with introductions by Meghan Reese and the former HCBF Board Chair David Sloane. Spanish interpretation was conducted by Rocio Pacheco and a […]