What a Sunday in Rose Park! Neighbors gathered to enjoy food, games and music! Take a look at the highlights below! Thanks to our lovely volunteers including Yadira, Alex, Sylvia, Blake, Elie, Ben and Richard, and the fantastic support from Vice Mayor Cindy Allen’s Office, Assemblymember Josh Lowenthal’s Office, Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine,…
The Rose Park Neighborhood Association would like to thank the individuals who donated to support the neighborhood initiatives for the 2023 Long Beach Gives campaign. Together, the Long Beach community came together to contribute more than $2 million to 244 nonprofits serving Long Beach. THANK YOU! Learn more at www.longbeachgives.org __________________________________________________________ FLU VACCINATION CLINIC You are invited to a FREE flu vaccination clinic on…
In this April 2020 Issue: Letter from Councilwoman Jeannine Pearce, Housing & History in Rose Park, Art Wellness & Programming, Volunteer System with Lutheran Towers, & Cut Out & Create Your Fish! Read the Rose Park Neighborhood Newsletter HERE Just a reminder that Long Beach Farms will deliver fresh produce to the Revive Church parking…
ATTEND THE ORNAMENT MAKING SESSIONS FOR THE HOLIDAY GIFT BAGS In December, Rose Park Neighborhood Association teams up with Heart of Ida, a local nonprofit that supports Long Beach seniors in need with programs and services that sustain independence and connection within their community. The collaboration is a holiday project known as “Operation Holiday Hearts,”…
ROSE PARK NEIGHBORHOOD PARTICIPATES IN LONG BEACH GIVES WHAT: Long Beach Gives is the citywide, online fundraising campaign to raise awareness and inspire community giving for Long Beach nonprofits. Donate now thru September 21st at midnight. JOIN IN ON THE BIGGEST EVENT IN LONG BEACH TO SUPPORT THE IMPACTFUL WORK OF LONG BEACH NONPROFITS! WHERE:…
Each year at the start of the holiday season, RPNA and The Substance Abuse Foundation join together with neighbors all around to light a tree for peace, which is erected in the middle of our beloved park (8th St & Orizaba Ave). It’s one of favorite traditions, and one that we think matters—plus, it’s a…
