Events

Jim Hill Celebrity Golf Classic

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The Los Angeles Urban League requests your special participation and support for the 2010 Los Angeles Urban League/Jim Hill Celebrity Golf Classic which will be held on Friday, October 22 at the Pacific Palms Resort.  Once again, the tournament will feature sports legends as well as film, television and music celebrities as players to play with individual and corporate teams. As he has done for 12 years, renowned sportscaster Jim Hill is hosting the day of fun and golf to benefit the Los Angeles Urban League and the more than 100,000 citizens that the League provides assistance to each year. The League is calling all golfers to join corporate, business and community leaders who want to help urban minorities to continue to fight for equal opportunity and economic self reliance! The day begins with a 10:00 am tee time “shotgun” start and includes lunch and the awards banquet. Golfers should come prepared to bid on exciting auction items and raffle prizes. 


We are seeking golfers to play on a team of four and a celebrity will join you.


We seek sponsors to make this another spectacular Urban League event.  Sponsors are needed to provide gift items for tee bags, hole contests and activities, auction items and any way you can bring fun to the table.  Various levels of sponsorship does get you a foursome with a celebrity, company recognition on all League materials, and all access to event activities.


Please contact Dannete.Wilkerson@laul.org for sponsorship and golfing details.  Whatever way in which you serve, YOU ARE APPRECIATED!


America I Am

America I Am

The Los Angeles Urban League is proud to support America I Am, an outstanding exhibition presented by our good friend Tavis Smiley and proudly sponsored by Walmart.

Tavis is offering a $1 discount coupon to customers, friends and supporters of the Los Angeles Urban League. The exhibit is now open at the California African American Museum and the discount coupon valid thru March 31. Please support America I Am.

Click here and print the coupon to get $1 off admission to America I Am.

Chief Neighborhood Officer Pamela Bakewell will be at the Kingdom Day Parade

Today is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and to celebrate, our own Pamela Bakewell will be at today's Kingdom Day Parade.  The parade runs at 10 AM along King Blvd to Leimert Park in South LA.  Also at Leimart Park, the Young Professionals will be collecting donations for the relief efforts in Haiti.  Please donate.

Celebrate Urban League Movement Month

Blair Taylor and Mark Ridley Thomas

The month of October has been declared to be URBAN LEAGUE MOVEMENT MONTH by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisor. During October 2009 and beyond, the LA Urban League is eager to have new members join and learn more about the important work of the Los Angeles Urban League. JOIN TODAY!

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Count Me In 2010 Census Campaign is Here

Census 2010

It's very important! Let's gear up! Be Counted! Your count will make a difference! The information you provide to be counted (name, gender, age, race, ethnicity) leads to critical funding for much needed services in our communities.

Visit our Census Table at the Los Angeles Urban League Job Fair:
August 14, 2009
9:00 a.m - 2:00 p. m.
Head Start Headquarters 7226 S. Figueroa St., L.A 90003

For more information on the 2010 Census, please visit:
www.laul.org
or
www.census.gov

Blair Taylor condemns racial tensions against Chanisse Davy

Los Angeles Urban League CEO Blair Taylor spoke at a news conference condemning the racial violence against Chanisse Davy, an African American woman living in Duarte, calling it "simply unacceptable."

Kuliema Blueford speaks about employment on KJLH radio.

Kuliema Blueford is the Deputy Neighborhood Officer of the Employment discipline for the Los Angeles Urban League Neighborhoods@Works Initiative. She and her team are on the front lines of gaining and maintaining employment opportunities and training job seekers on staying competitive in this economy. Kuliema will inform you on the latest Saturday March 7th on “L.A. Speaks Out” 8am-9am, hosted by Jacquie Stephens.

Toyota 1st Annual Black History Month Fair

On February 4th 2009, the Los Angeles Urban League (LAUL) presented and celebrated Black history Month at the 1st Annual Toyota Black History Month Fair. There, hundreds of participants gained insight on the many vibrant services and products driven by African American entrepreneur nation wide. LAUL staff from such components as the Neighborhoods @ Work and the Work Source Center engaged participants in understanding how they, their families and or friends may benefit from LAUL services.

Paint for Kids

On December 27, 2008 72 parents, Board members, staff and volunteers completed painting projects at four Los Angeles Urban League Head Start Child Development Centers (Lew Sand Weltor, Astro Village, McCall and Burlington). As a result of the contribution from this event the Head Start program saved and estimated $15,000.00. This exceptional day saw the community working together to improve the circumstances of our deserving children.

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