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Lakewood is known as "Tomorrow's City Today."
- Lakewood is a city in Los Angeles County, California. The population was 78,107 in the 2021 census. It is adjacent to Long Beach. Incorporated as a city in 1954, Lakewood grew rapidly during the 1950s, evolving into a well-developed city by 1960. Lakewood is considered a pioneer in the realm of city services, as it was the first city in the nation to contract for all of its municipal services. Most of these services are provided by Los Angeles County, with others furnished by public agencies and private industry.
- Lakewood organizes recreation programs for residents of all ages. Programs for kids and adults are conveniently scheduled, including Tot Lots, after-school centers and Lakewood Youth Sports. Adult sports and activity programs abound for working adults. For seniors, Lakewood operates two community centers where residents can have fun, take classes and receive supportive advise on social services, including facilities for seniors to get a nutritious lunch.
Member Since 2005
Legends of Lakewood Award, 2020
Just Some Of The Groups We Support
Project Shepherd is a non-profit organization run by the City of Lakewood and the Rotary Club of Lakewood. Since 1972, this neighbor-to-neighbor assistance program has collected canned goods, dry staples, toys, backpacks and personal care items to distribute to Lakewood families in need throughout the year and around the holiday season.
The Lakewood Education Foundation (LEF) annually distributes dozens of grants to school teachers for classroom enhancements and other special projects.
Fisher House
Penny Pines is a reforestation and beautification project where money collected is used to replant trees in National Forest land in California that have been devastated by fires.
Fisher House
Adaptive Recreation Program
Fisher House
Fisher House builds comfort homes where military and veteran's families can stay free of charge while loved ones are in the hospital. The home we help is located next to the Long Beach Veteran's Hospital. Once a month a volunteer group of members donate, prepare and serve dinner to the residents at the house.
Adaptive Recreation Program
Adaptive Recreation Program
Adaptive Recreation Program
Lakewood offers an Adaptive Recreation Program (ARP) at Bloomfield Park.
Recreation staff plan, implement, and supervise weekly activities for all participants in attendance. Activities include arts and crafts, athletics, life skills workshops, special events, and small trips to local businesses. In addition to weekly programming, Bloomfield Park staff facilitate at least one special event each month for participants.
Weingart Senior Center
Adaptive Recreation Program
Adaptive Recreation Program
The Weingart Senior Center, located near the corner of Lakewood and Candlewood, is full of activities and services for seniors, who are at least 50 years of age, to participate in recreational activities. Seniors age 60 and older may also take part in low cost lunches.
Lakewood Libraries
Veterans Administration
Lakewood Libraries
Our donation helps fund Lakewood libraries, including their children's programs, craft sessions and family movie nights.
Meals on Wheels
Veterans Administration
Lakewood Libraries
Lakewood Women's Club donates to the local Meals on Wheels program, allowing Lakewood residents the ability to maintain their independence and dignity at home.
Veterans Administration
Veterans Administration
Veterans Administration
Veterans Administration Long Beach Health Care System supports services for Veterans from all eras and their caregivers, giving Veterans greater access to health care in the community.
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Your generous donation will fund our mission.
We also collect and donate various items, for example, eye glasses and pull tabs.
