Friends of Rose Park
Friends of Rose Park Neighborhood
The Rose Park Neighborhood Association would like to thank the following organizations for contributing to our events and neighborhood.
Rose Park is home to Great Nonprofits!
Connect with SAFE Refuge to donate gently used or new clothing items for men, XXL is really needed.
Mentor a teen at Power 4 Youths after school mentoring program! This has been so successful in our neighborhood they plan to open a second location – watch for that news.
Interested in the built environment ? You can volunteer or donate with Rebuild Together LB! Here is an article how RPNA and RTLB collaborated!
See a senior that might need help? Give Heart of Ida a call!
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Rebuilding Together Long Beach, 3515 Linden Ave.,
Suite 43, 562-490-3802 – Rebuilding Together Long Beach
supports safe and housing in Rose Park and throughout the City.
Revive Church, 668 Obispo Ave., 562-434-3408
7th Street Church cares deeply about Rose Park and the surrounding communities in Long Beach. Every 4th Saturday of the month we provide groceries/food to over 150 families from our community. In addition, we work directly with the Long Beach Office of Probation, DCFS and Foster Care and others to hold an annual Young Women’s Empowerment Conference for girls ages 12-18 years called BRAVE: empowers young girls to combat Human Trafficking in our city.
The LGBTQ Center, 2017 E. 4th St., 562-434-4455
The Center engages, empowers and advocates to create a more equitable society and ever-improving quality of life for the LGBTQ community.
The Heart of Ida, 1150 E. 4th St., 562-570-3548
Helping older adults preserve independence as long as possible through fall prevention awareness and efforts, and provide cheer when assisted living is necessary. HeartofIda.org
18 Rose Park Neighborhood Association – RPNA 2018
The Art Theater of Long Beach, 2025 E. 4th St., 562-438-
5435 – The Art Theatre originally opened in 1925 as a single
screen silent movie house, complete with an orchestra pit, and pipe
organ. At that time, there were over 50 independent theatres in
Long Beach, today only the Art remains. The Art has once again
become the center of Long Beach cinema, showing both first run
and small independent films in a beautiful historic setting in short
walking distance from Rose Park.
Long Beach Community Action Partnership, 117 W. Victoria
St., 562-216-4600 – We are passionately committed to providing
dynamic pathways to self-sustainability for low income individuals families through advocacy, education, and energy assistance. With our collaborative partners, community resources, and strength-based leadership, we coordinate and mobilize comprehensive training and technical assistance vital to building and sustaining an enriched community.
Universal Mind Science, 3212 E. 8th St., 562-434-3453 – The
UMS social hall is available for Rose Park’s classes and events. The
Rose Park Tai Chi class is held at UMS during the rainy winter months.
Assistance League of Long Beach Thrift & Vintage, 2100
E. 4th St., 562-434-7121 – Shopping Hours are M 10am-4pm
Tue-Sat 10am-6pm. Donation Hours are M-S 10am-3pm. Purchases
made at ALLB Thrift & Vintage fund our community programs
which help children and families right here in Long Beach. Visit us
at allb.org for more information.
East 7th Street History Project – The E7th History Project
has cool graphics about how the city grew from the late
1800’s to 1930, and the original ‘East Long Beach’, and for those
concerned with density – you can see what was going on in
1920. And much more. www.E7shp.org
SAFE Refuge, 3125 E. 7th St., 888-476-2743 – The mission of
the SAFE Refuge is to provide treatment and supportive services
for those seeking recovery from addiction. We provide individuals
the opportunity to learn life changing skills to remain
clean and sober. Our emphasis is on helping the underserved.
We value the individual rights, confidentiality and dignity of all
those we serve.
LIGHT OUR NIGHT – Is a collaborative project with Rebuilding
Together LB to light alleys in the Rose Park Neighborhood. Along with the East Division PD, in 2016 Rose Park was part of a pilot project.