Dear Philanthropy: A reminder that the people closest to the pain should be closest to the power. #FundOrganizing

Clayton Kershaw's impact extends far beyond the baseball field. A significant part of his legacy will be what he has done to uplift people and communities in need.

As part of the ⁦@DodgersFdn⁩’s and ⁦@NicholWhiteman⁩’s commitment to social justice, the 50/50 raffle will be dedicated to⁦@LibertyHill⁩ to support the ⁦@CABMOCFunders⁩.

Wealthy L.A. philanthropists loosen grip on donations, shifting money toward social justice https://t.co/4RQHHCuiNe

Kids complained for years about sexually abusive probation officers. Some of them still work for L.A. County https://t.co/jR6Ao7l1Nt

Luz Gallegos, executive director of TODEC, said the storms are further proof that seasonal farmworkers are disproportionately affected by natural disasters. She called on the state to extend unemployment benefits to them. Read article here: https://t.co/zoDCjBF9s6

In celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we offer gratitude to our lineages, uplifting the resilience of these Ancestors and the paths of resistance they forged in preparation for us. #InGratitudeOfOurAncestors

Happy #IndigenousPeoplesDay! 🎉 Today, as we celebrate Native Peoples and honor our histories, cultures, and identities, we’re excited to share our NEW “Language and Learning Resource for Non-Indigenous People”. Enjoy and share our new resource guide ➡️ https://t.co/qtsQMidKvi

Join the @LatinoCommFdn's LA Latino Giving Circle on Grants Night where we invite nonprofit leaders of Latino-led orgs to receive grassroots dollars to further their impact. Experience the magic of philanthropy for the people, by the people. RSVP here: https://t.co/5rDu7F9CnB

Community call centers are in action across Southern California, like @TODEC1, who are responding to requests for assistance from farmworkers & Spanish speakers.   Governor @GavinNewsom joined staff to pass out protective gear & resources at a nearby farmworker site.

The way in which we care about children in this country throughout all our systems speaks volumes of our inhumanity & whispers of our humanity… Editorial: Among the L.A. Probation Department’s many offenses: Hoarding millions in prevention funds

Opinion: Violence against Black women and girls is underreported. Here's how we can address it (via @latimesopinion )

In May, we joined @mookiebetts 5050 Foundation once again to partner up on the “50 Feeds LA” campaign to raise funds for @BCrusade to provide 400,000 meals to youth and families in south Los Angeles. Tonight we presented Brotherhood Crusade with a check of $130,230.

Nearly 58% of women in U.S. prisons & 80% in jails are moms. Most are also the primary caretakers of their children. Incarceration tears families apart. Full stop.

"The violence of la county youth caging systems is responsible for his death." @tbh4justice @cdfca @LACountyBOS your actions, which prioritize probation over child safety, created yesterday's tragedy. Immediately defund probation and decarcarate all young people.

"No child should die in a cage--- and in my world, no child should be in a cage. Will your actions today show that you hear that and that you feel that. We cannot tolerate the funding of state violence that is in this budget." Zoe Rawson, @AHJNetwork

The crisis continues at LA's juvenile halls with an overdose death at Barry J. Nidorf in Sylmar. For months, activists have been pleading with the state to shut down Nidorf and Ctrl. Juve amid overdoses, violence, etc. https://t.co/X7b8vMbEAR

Every dollar we spend trying to incarcerate away substance use and abuse is a dollar we could better spend on treatment, mental health infrastructure, community care, and economic opportunity.

BREAKING: Sources telling me a teen died of an overdose in one of L.A. County’s troubled juvenile halls this morning, just weeks after a state board declined to shut the facilities down.