Give Back

A dollar from each Blue Lemonade sold will be donated to the foundation over four fundraising weeks.

Postmates is donating a dollar for each sweet card sent, “up to $20,000.”

You can make Valentine’s cards at home, all to help cheer people around Southern California. A food drive, too, is part of the give-back event.

The pastry powerhouse is giving donors the opportunity to “(r)oll up your sleeves” and savor complimentary doughnuts before January ends.

Participants will receive a pair of tickets to the hit show when they give blood; more give-back events are happening, too.

A few events remembering the civil rights leader are moving online, while volunteer events are happening around town.

The Sylmar-based organization is holding a virtual information session, with all of the need-to-knows about this important program.

Big Sunday’s day-before-the-holiday happening returns as a fully outside and in-person event; you can also sponsor a bag or donate food, too.

The Grateful Table Dine Out is spotlighting restaurants, as well as the organization “Restaurants Care,” which helps restaurant workers in numerous ways.

“Vote with a can” for your favorite “CANstruction” piece; your contribution will be donated to Food Finders.

The give-back group is helming “one of USA’s Largest Halloween Community Services Events” and you can help.

Dog Haus has the limited-time New Orleans-inspired offering, which is raising money for No Kid Hungry.

Say “thank you” to a frontline worker, a coworker, or a friend by making a donation to the give-back group; doughnuts will be delivered on your behalf.

Regional wineries and brewhouses will call upon Long Beach to pour, connect, and give back to the community, too.

The Yosemite Facelift, a five-day spiffy-up, traditionally arrives at the end of the summer season. Can’t make it? You can tidy your home turf.

Well, not the whole coast, of course: But California Coastal Cleanup Day is all about picking a surfside spot and picking up litter.

Purchase a back-to-school Kid Kit, which includes a savory hand pie, and a portion of the proceeds will go to the student-helping group.

Find the on-tour truck at Santa Monica Pier over two sweet days. The treats are free, but your donation can help great causes.

Actor Dwayne Johnson and the team at Teremana, his tequila brand, have come up with a ‘cado-cool way to support eateries (and you get a deal, too).

The brewing company is hosting a socially distant spiffy-up of three local areas on April 24.