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Hope Street Honored by Invertigo Dance Theater
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In September, Hope Street was honored by community partner, Invertigo Dance Theatre, at its Fall Soirée at the Frank Lloyd Wright designed Sowden House in Los Feliz. Invertigo Dance Theatre has partnered with Hope Street for four years to bring their dance education program, Invert/ED that values creative ownership, discovery, physical awareness, and interdisciplinary and kinesthetic learning.
Youth Center Education Coordinator, Gina Avila, and three youth center students accepted the award on behalf of Hope Street for its work in the community. We are deeply grateful to Invertigo Dance Theatre , and artistic director, Laura Karlin and company manager, Sadie Yarrington, for their ongoing collaboration and recognition in the community.
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Brad Howe Art
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World-renowned sculptor, Brad Howe, stopped by Hope Street in October to teach the students in our after-school program how to build and create their own mobiles using balance, counter-weights, and gravity. Mr. Howe showed how you can use every day and found items as part of your artwork to express themselves through your art.
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AEG Halloween
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Children from Hope Street’s preschool classes walked over to L.A. LIVE’s AEG and Herbalife offices to trick or treat with their staff. More than 70 children from Hope Street’s three Early Childhood Centers dressed up as super heroes, police officers and firefighters, princesses, and more participated with their parents and Hope Street staff.
Later at our after-school program, Hope Street youth got together for a fun Halloween Party with costumes, festive activities, and spooky snacks. Thank you to AEG and Herbalife for their generous hospitality in making this an unforgettable experience for our students.
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Save the Date
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Save the date for the Hope Street Margolis Family Center’s 2019 Champions for Children Luncheon to be held at the beautiful Jonathan Club on Friday, February 22nd. This year we are honoring Jonathan Club for its spirit of service, volunteerism, philanthropy and deep commitment to the community. The luncheon will feature an inspirational program and a silent auction and raffle.
All proceeds will directly support Hope Street’s education, health, and wellness programs including our after-school program and its Summer of Science Program for youth ages 8-18.
Tickets are $250 and sponsorships are available starting at $2,000. For more information, please contact Sarah Winfrey, Hope Street Development Officer, at (213) 742-5869 or at Sarah.Winfrey@dignityhealth.org.
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