Concerned Citizens of South Central Los Angeles is a Los Angeles-based non profit organization dedicated to making a meaningful impact in our local community. Founded in 1985, our nonprofit has grown from humble beginnings to become a driving force in addressing critical social issues in the area of education reform and support higher learning initiatives throughout Los Angeles, California and the United States.
At the heart of our mission is a commitment to improving the lives of individuals and families in the Los Angeles area. We work tirelessly to address some of the most pressing challenges our community faces, including homelessness, education disparities, and access to healthcare. Our efforts are underpinned by a deep-rooted belief in social justice, equity, and the power of collective action.
Under the leadership of Executive Director Noreen McClendon, CCSCLA is pleased to announce the name of our latest 2023 book scholarship award winner as Vivian Nguyen, a student from the University of California Berkeley. The CCSCLA family is proud to support Vivian's educational journey. #ccscla #berkeley #education #hardwork #college #nonprofit #school #learning.
Over the years, Concerned Citizens of South Central Los Angeles has initiated numerous initiatives and partnerships aimed at creating positive change. We collaborate with local government agencies, businesses, volunteers, and other nonprofits to maximize our impact. Our programs encompass a wide range of activities, from providing vital resources to those experiencing homelessness to supporting underserved students in their educational journey.
One of our proudest accomplishments is our University Book Scholarship Awards program, which has transformed the lives of countless individuals. This success story is a testament to the unwavering dedication of our staff and volunteers, as well as the generosity of our donors.
As we continue to evolve, we remain committed to the values that have guided us since our inception. With the support of the Los Angeles community, we strive to build a better, more inclusive future for all. Our work is a collective effort, and together, we are making a real and lasting impact in Los Angeles.
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