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Atwater Village Chamber of Commerce |
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Third Wednesday of each month, 12 noon |
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Acapulco Restaurant
3280 Glendale Boulevard
Atwater Village |
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Scott Hofman, President  |
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| P.O. Box 0588
Los Angeles, CA 90039
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| (323) 668-2939 |
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Atwater Village Residents Assocation |
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| Purpose: Helping our community to be a safe, clean and prosperous place that is a joy to live in. |
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Second Saturday of each month, 10 AM |
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Chevy Chase Recreation Center
4165 Chevy Chase Dr, Atwater Village |
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Elizabeth Naftalin, President |
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| P.O. Box 39654
Los Angeles, CA 90039
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| (213) 488-4431 |
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Atwater Silverlake Sunrise Rotary Club |
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| Purpose: Rotary International is a civic organization dedicated to making things better in the world and in each community where a club resides. We get involved in local community projects partnering with other community groups doing cleanups, working with local schools and churches as well as participate in international projects. |
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Every Thursday Morning at 7:15 AM |
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Tam O'Shanter Inn |
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Maria Talamini |
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| (818) 246-4140 |
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| Fax: (323) 664-5038 |
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Friends of Atwater Village |
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| Purpose: We are a "hands on" group of volunteers working to improve our neighborhood, from neighborhood clean-ups to mural projects and more. At our core, we are a group of friends dedicated to improving a great Los Angeles community.
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info@friendsofatwatervillage.org |
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| 3371 Glendale Blvd, Unit 110
Los Angeles, CA 90039
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| (323) 913-2999 |
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Atwater Churches United For Peace & Reconciliation |
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| Purpose: Taking a community approach to addressing the causes of gang violence.
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Atwater Village Church |
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Rev. Gary Williams |
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| 3852 Edenhurst Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90039 |
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| (323) 663-4363 |
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Atwater Village Historical Society |
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| Purpose: Our primary goals are to enrich the cultural life of the Atwater Village area by documenting, collecting, and preserving its history, and to establish and maintain an Atwater Village Community Archive consisting of past, present day, and future materials which are related to the Atwater Village area. |
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Charlotte Bocage |
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| 3371 Glendale Blvd, Unit 109
Los Angeles, CA 90039 |
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| (323) 669-1982 |
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| Echo Park |
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Echo Park Improvement Assocation |
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First Thursday of each month, 7 pm |
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Williams Hall, Barlow Hospital
2000 Stadium Way
Elysian Park |
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EPIA |
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| PO Box 261021
Los Angeles, CA 90026 |
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| (323) 882-4835 |
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Echo Park Chamber of Commerce |
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Board Meeting, the Third Friday of the Month |
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Call for Location and to RSVP |
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Irena Camarina, President |
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| P.O. Box 26282
Los Angeles, CA 90026 |
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| (213) 630-3032 |
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Echo Park Community Action Committee |
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Echo Park Lake Support Group |
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Echo Park Historic Society |
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| Purpose: EPHS makes its voice heard on local preservation issues, informing its membership as well as elected leaders and government agencies on pressing items and necessary action to protect and enhance Echo Park's cultural and historic heritage. EPHS sponsors Echo Park History Day, preservation workshops and monthly Echo Park Walking Tours, and can provide speakers on Echo Park History. |
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General Meeting Quarterly; Board Monthly. Check website for details |
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EPHS |
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| PO Box 261022
Los Angeles, CA 90026 |
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| (323) 860-8874 |
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Committee to Save Elysian Park |
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First Wednesday of each month, 7:30 |
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| (213) 413-3196 |
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| Franklin Hills |
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Franklin Hills Residents Assocation |
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| Purpose: FHRA has built good relationships with city agencies, political leaders, police and fire departments, and other neighborhood associations over the years. As a member of FHRA, you have access to these connections to motivate change or solve problems. |
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Charlie Mims, President |
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| PO Box 29122
Los Angeles, CA 90029-0122
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| (323) 664-7247 |
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| Los Feliz |
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Los Feliz Improvement Assocation |
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| Purpose: The Los Feliz Improvement Association (LFIA) is one of the oldest and most influential neighborhood organizations in the City. Our Board of Directors are elected by member-households and include 36 volunteers who work to accomplish whatever is necessary to maintain and improve the Los Feliz community. |
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Donna Zenor, President |
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| P.O Box 29395
Los Angeles, CA 90029
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| (323) 660-1914 |
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| Fax: (323) 660-1914 |
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| Silver Lake |
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Silver Lake Chamber of Commerce |
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| Purpose: The Silverlake Chamber of Commerce is an organization run by volunteers from the business and professional community in Silverlake for the purpose of meeting both business and community needs. |
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Cheryl Revkin, President |
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| 1724 W. Silverlake Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90026 |
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| (323) 665-1281 |
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Silver Lake Residents Association |
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| Purpose: The Silver Lake Residents Association was formed 35 years ago to promote and maintain the most desirable environment in the Silver Lake area and to contribute to the welfare of the community at large. All residents, renters or owners, are welcome to join and participate. |
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Maryann Kuk, President |
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| P.O. Box 39587
Los Angeles, CA 90039
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| (323) 668-2643
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| Fax: (323) 665-2125 |
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| Note: SLRA members reside primarily north of Sunset and the group's primary (but not exclusive) focus is on that area. SLIA members reside primarily south of Sunset and the group's primary (but not exclusive) focus is on that area. |
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| Both groups see themselves as representing all of Silver Lake and frequently work together on issues of mutual concern--such as the Silver Lake Rec Center, the Dog Park, the Silver Lake-Echo Park Master Plan, development, crime and beautification issues, and the Silver Lake Neighborhood Council formation. |
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Friends of Silver Lake |
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| Purpose: The Friends of Silver Lake is a not-for-profit, completely independent organization dedicated to improving the quality of life in Silver Lake.
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| P.O. Box 29697
Los Angeles, CA 90029 |
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| (323) 663-5181 |
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Committee to Save Silverlake's Reservoirs |
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| Purpose: A non-profit benefit corporation, established in 1988, with the single issue of preserving the historical, aesthetic, ecological and recreational benefits of Silver Lake's open water reservoirs. |
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webmaster@csslr.org |
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| PO Box 39735
Los Angeles, CA 90039 |
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| (323) 259-3919
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| Fax: (323) 665-2125 |
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Silver Lake Senior Club |
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| Purpose: The Silver Lake Senior Club invites all persons over 50 years of age to join in the fun. We are part of the Los Angeles City Recreation and Parks Federation of Senior Clubs. The club offers classes and activities including yoga, story writing, line dancing, art classes, knitting, trips and gourmet potluck lunches.
Persons with disabilities are welcome to participate. Reasonable accommodations will be made with prior arrangement. Annual dues are only $5.00 including $1.00 insurance. |
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Third Wednesday of each month |
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Silver Lake Recreation Center
1850 W. Silver Lake Dr, Silver Lake
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Stephanie Vendig, President |
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| (323) 667-3043 |
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Bellevue Park Advisory Board |
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Board Meeting, the Last Wednesday of each Month. The Public is Welcome. |
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Bellevue Park Recreation Center
826 Lucille Ave, Silver Lake |
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Nicole Walley |
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| (323) 664-2468 |
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Silver Lake Dog Park Association |
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neighborhood clean-ups to mural projects and more. At our core, we are a group of
friends dedicated to improving a great Los Angeles community. |
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Wayne Hightower |
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| (323) 667-1112 |
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Silver Lake Art Collective |
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| Purpose: The Silverlake Art Collective (SLAC) is an organization of artists in Silverlake and the surrounding areas. Through our meetings and events, we provide a way for the local art community to join together. We maintain an artist’s directory of active members, and each year we produce an Art Walk to open our work and studios to the public.
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Rachelle Doorley |
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| 2118 Glendale Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90039 |
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| Other Community Groups |
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Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP) |
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| Purpose: A forum for the dissemination of information, sharing of ideas and suggesting of ways the community can become engaged in making our streets safer, to improve the quality of life. (A grassroots 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization) |
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Friends of the Los Angeles River (FoLAR) |
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| Purpose: Friends of the Los Angeles River is a non-profit organization founded in 1986 to protect and restore the natural and historic heritage of the Los Angeles River and its riparian habitat through inclusive planning, education and wise stewardship. |
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FoLAR |
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| 570 W. Ave 26 #250
Los Angeles, CA 90065 |
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| (323) 223-0585 |
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