The D’Andre D. Lampkin Foundation met with our donor partners, Kiss the Monkeys yesterday to coordinate and organize disaster relief supplies at the front lines of the fire.
While organizing supplies at Los Angeles Fire Station 84, volunteers saw first hand what the first phase of a disaster response looks like. They’re doing the best they can on behalf of residents and cooperative partnership community organizations is an absolutely necessity so that they can focus on what they are trained to do best.
Last month, host Aurthur Levine introduced residents to ways they are reusing organic material from local stores to create compost and plant next years harvest. Participants are building stronger communities by assisting residents who depend on the farm to have continued access to fresh organic produce.
Join us Saturday May 26th at 9:00 AM as we continue this year’s Designing Neighborhood Agriculture (DNA) projects. This time we’ll focus on the team effort that goes into preparing and packaging the organic produce that feeds hundreds of residents in the region.
Gardening for Healthier Communities combines topical conversations, active working sessions, and farming education to highlight the importance and need for fresh organic produce in highly populated urban areas. The Lampkin Foundation has partnered with Huerta Del Valle, a non-profit, to host “A Day of Farming”. If you don’t mind getting your hands dirty, this is the event for you!
Huerta Del Valle‘s goal is to provide all 160,000 people residing in the city of Ontario with accessible organic food. They also endeavor to foster, cultivate, and build stronger relationships within the region.
Click here for more information about the Lampkin Foundation’s DNA Initiative.
Join us Saturday April 28th at 9:00 AM as we continue this year’s Designing Neighborhood Agriculture (DNA) projects. This time we’ll focus on the team effort that goes into protecting organic resources.
Gardening for Healthier Communities combines topical conversations, active working sessions, and farming education to highlight the importance and need for fresh organic produce in highly populated urban areas. The Lampkin Foundation has partnered with Huerta Del Valle, a non-profit, to host “A Day of Farming”. If you don’t mind getting your hands dirty, this is the event for you!
Huerta Del Valle’s goal is to provide all 160,000 people residing in the city of Ontario with accessible organic food. They also endeavor to foster, cultivate, and build stronger relationships within the region.
Click here for more information about the DNA Initiative.
Fifty years after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, his message is still just as significant. It is my hope his legacy last another 50 years and beyond.
He taught us that there is validity in protest and that you can change the country through meaningful, constructive civil engagement. He even noted that everyone has the potential to be great through service.
Let’s also not forget King was stressed about the progress being made in the United States. There were some gains but there was also loss – including death.
Dr. King was perhaps one of the greatest human beings to ever grace this earth. Chief among the characteristics of being a human being is that he was human – not perfect, but certainly spiritually aware of our nature and the need to improve how we treat each other.
The D’Andre D. Lampkin Foundation would like to thank all of our volunteers for their recent contribution of time to the Ontario Arbor Day Celebration on March 10, 2018. This event could not have been a success without their dedication and hard work. Despite the rain, Lampkin Foundation volunteers were able to help plant 165 trees throughout Ontario, California.
We are happy to report more than 40 Ontario residents, students, and community shareholders came to support Inland Empire Resource Conservation District and CIRCLE 2.0‘s larger effort to plant over 1650 trees across California and Ontario’s effort to reduce and limit carbon emissions.
Thanks to volunteers, supporters, and stakeholders, the city of Ontario is well on it’s way to retaining it’s status as a “Tree City USA“. Furthermore, many homes will benefit from the developing shade and carbon emissions are being reduced.
For more information about the D’Andre D. Lampkin Foundation and it’s mission, visit: www.lampkinfoundation.org.
Help Us Plant 165 Trees at Various Location in the City to kick off our DNA Initiative!
CIRCLE 2.0 will plant over 1650 trees across California this spring and the Lampkin Foundation has been asked to help. Trees planted as part of this program are selected for their strong ability to reduce carbon and limit emissions.
When: Saturday, March 10, 2018 Volunteer Check-In: 8:30 AM Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Location: Meet at Westwind Park (2455 E. Riverside Drive)
Please bring shovels, gloves, close-toed shoes, and water
For questions, contact Brian Robey, Inland Empire Resource Conservation District Project Manager brobey@iercd.org or (909) 283-7777
165 neighborhood trees are coming to the City of Ontario!
Help us kick off this year’s DNA Initiative early by volunteering to lead tree planting efforts in your community!
Attend a Tree Steward training workshop and earn a Tree Steward Certificate.
Learn about planting trees and watering trees!
Be a volunteer leader during California Arbor Week.
Sign up for our tree steward workshop!
When: Saturday, February 17, 2018 – 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM Where: Westwind Community Center, located at 2455 E. Riverside Drive. Contact: Brian Robey, Inland Empire Resource Conservation District Project Manager brobey@iercd.org or (909) 283-7777
Workshop attendees must commit to being a volunteer leader on Arbor Day. Lunch provided by the Inland Empire Resource Conservation District.
Find out more at www.investfromthegroundup.org/circle2-0
When shopping for Christmas gifts this season, please keep the Lampkin Foundation in mind. There may be people on your list who might truly appreciate having a donation to the Lampkin Foundation made in their name, rather than receiving a tangible gift. This is a perfect option for people who “have everything” or whose lives have been impacted in some way by pulmonary fibrosis, recent disasters, or lack of access to fresh food, which our organization works to bring awareness to every day.
Help the Ontario, California community get ready for Christmas On Euclid.
Ontario, California’s Euclid Avenue is need of a few volunteers ahead of the ‘Christmas on Euclid’ celebration.
On Saturday November 4, 2017 please join Ontario residents and ‘Christmas on Euclid’ fans alike as they prepare Euclid Avenue for decorations.
Details:
Volunteers are need to clear the oak tree seed pods in the parkway ahead of installing decorations and iconic scenes
Starts at 8:00 am
NOTE: Volunteers are starting at Euclid Ave & D Street
Breakfast provided for RSVPs
Your Impact:
You are making it possible for families from all over the region to experience an enjoyable holiday season. Check out the 2016 Christmas On Euclid Experience.
About Christmas on Euclid Experience:
In 1922, a tree growing in the old city hall park on South Euclid Avenue and Emporia was decorated by Ontario firemen with 125 colored electric lights, 900 square feet of cotton batting for a snow effect, and 2200 feet of decorations.
A program in the park was given on December 23rd with singing Santa Claus handing gifts of candy to the children. It was such a success that the next day the program was given again. For the next four years the program was repeated during the Christmas season.
The Lampkin Foundation was established to create positive opportunities and change for individuals, communities, and environments. Our goal is to sponsor and create programs and initiatives that lead to the development of stronger communities and positively impact individuals wanting to lead happier and healthier lives. The Lampkin Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization operating programs throughout California that have a significant impact in a wide range of issue areas, including education, economic development, climate change research, health and wellness, and providing healthy alternatives for underserved communities.
Additional information on the Lampkin Foundation, it’s programs, and its volunteers is available at www.lampkinfoundation.org or you may contact us at (909) 906-3064 if you have any questions.
Disaster to Resilience: the difference is YOU! We have recently updated our Volunteer Registry. Our new application allows for our community of volunteers to include any information that may be useful during outreach efforts in and around your community. Information such as special skills, work information, and credentials are useful when forming teams of volunteers to fulfill specific missions.
Our mission is to create positive opportunities and change for individuals, communities, and environments. Our goal is to sponsor and create programs and initiatives that lead to the development of stronger communities and positively impact individuals wanting to lead happier and healthier lives.
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Thank you to all who have participated, supported, or donated to our Developing Neighborhood Agriculture Initiative thus far. We’re reaching our goal to feed 50 families in 2018.
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