These non-profits continue to succeed after LA's 2022 Super Bowl recognition
Revisiting the non-profit grant recipients honored during the 2022 Super Bowl.
Community Champions: Kids in the Spotlight (KITS)
KITS is a "Script-to-Screen program teaches youth in foster care to write, cast, & star in their own short films; leading to healing, growth, & viable employment."
Community Champions: 56 nonprofits honored
Fifty-six nonprofits, all based here in Southern California, were honored by the Super Bowl host committee.
Community Champions: Las Fotos Project
A Boyle Heights nonprofit, Las Fotos Project, is on mission to “elevate the voice of teenage girls & gender-expansive youth."
Inglewood campus takes on mental wellness
"Our Own" hopes to tackle mental health issues at school.
From foster care, to honored nonprofit CEO: Charity Chandler-Cole pens her story in new book
CASA of Los Angeles CEO Charity Chandler-Cole released her book "Stranger Danger," which shares her story about growing up in the system.
Community Champions: Former All-Pro and Chargers OL Corey Linsley honored for work with foster care
On the football field, you know him as the Los Angeles Chargers’ former All-Pro lineman. Off the field, Corey Linsley has been recognized for his work with foster care.
Boxing coach earns her school a $20,000 grant
Daysi Garcia, the founder of a boxing club, is being honored by College Football Playoff and LA's host committee.
Pico Rivera PE teacher earns school $20K grant
Joshua Perea was honored by the College Football Playoff and LA's host committee for his work with students as a PE teacher in Pico Rivera.
At-risk community finds second chance through construction jobs
A nonprofit is on a mission to reduce crime and poverty through construction job opportunities.
