Sharing Brings Hope to L.A. Unified students and families

Local District East Sharing Brings Hope coordinators got fundraising tips on Zoom February 10.

The Los Angeles Unified School District’s Sharing Brings Hope 60-day charity drive has launched with a new state-of-the-art online giving portal.

Last year, thousands of teachers, staff, students and family members contributed to the campaign to strengthen some of L.A.’s strongest nonprofits.

“Over the years the Sharing Brings Hope Combined Consolidated Campaign has raised millions of dollars for charities supporting our kids, teens and families,” said Anna Baum, director of development for The Los Angeles Trust. “This year our campaign activities will be conducted almost entirely online to keep everyone safe,” she said. “We are proud to be part of this campaign and grateful to the LAUSD community for their support.”

The annual campaign benefits The L.A. Trust and 10 other local nonprofit organizations: the Asian Pacific Community Fund, Brotherhood Crusade, Community Health Charities, EarthShare California, Kathryn Kurka Children’s Health Fund, LAUSD Employee Sponsored Scholarship Fund, United Latinx Fund, United Negro College Fund, United Teachers Educational Foundation and United Way of Greater Los Angeles.

There are several ways to give: regular payroll deductions (LAUSD employees only) or one-time contributions by cash or check. Visit the new Sharing Brings Hope website to learn how to give or call (888) 492-4738.

‘Sharing Brings Hope’ from LAUSD to area nonprofits and their clients

“Sharing Brings Hope” benefits organizations serving communities in need. Here Dr. Tu Nguyen of More LA Smiles conducts a student dental exam as part of The L.A. Trust’s oral health initiative.

The Los Angeles Unified School District’s “Sharing Brings Hope” 60-day charity drive officially starts February 3, 2020. Last year, thousands of teachers, staff, students and family members contributed to the campaign to strengthen some of L.A.’s strongest nonprofits.

“The campaign raised more than $520,000 in 2019, and we hope to top that this year,” said Anna Baum, director of development for The Los Angeles Trust. “We are proud to be part of this campaign and grateful to the LAUSD community for their support.”

The annual campaign benefits The L.A Trust and 10 other local nonprofit organizations: the Asian Pacific Community Fund, Brotherhood Crusade, Community Health Charities, EarthShare California, Kathryn Kurka Children’s Health Fund, LAUSD Employee Sponsored Scholarship Fund, United Latinx Fund, United Negro College Fund, United Teachers Educational Foundation and United Way of Greater Los Angeles.

There are several ways to give: one-time contributions by cash or check, or payroll deductions. Visit the Sharing Brings Hope website or call (888) 492-4738 to learn more.

The campaign will host an invitation-only Leadership Breakfast on January 22 featuring LAUSD and community leaders and recognizing last year’s top contributors at the school, local district and department levels. 

The L.A. Trust will host an event in February at LAUSD headquarters to give Beaudry fundraising coordinators more information on how to organize.