Jo Clark

The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles enriches and nurtures personal growth, professional development and social change through engaging and accessible arts experiences inspired by Shakespeare’s plays and poetry, with a special focus on empowering underserved youth and veterans.

Buy Kevin Navayne’s #Nomi T-Shirt to support ending Human Trafficking. Proceeds will benefit NomiNetwork.org which creates economic opportunities for survivors and women at risk of human trafficking by equipping them with leadership, entrepreneurship, and production skills to become financially independent.

Bid on super starlet Maliabeth Johnson’s handmade jewelry! She is the actress best known as Miriam Gergich on the hit sitcom Parks & Recreation… but outside of the studio Maliabeth incorporates both beauty, empowerment and nature to craft her handmade masterpieces! Proceeds will benefit Hurricane victims.

Spend a day learning Virtual Reality Production with Emmy nominated Director James Markham Hall and his production team at Gold Creek VR. The production company won BEST LIVE ACTION VR at the VIRTUAL REALITY FILM FESTIVAL. Proceeds go to Juvenile Diabetes Association.

Have lunch with box office sensation & star of thriller ‘Kidnap’ actress Malea Rose. She’ll provide lessons of the BIG business of entertainment over lunch in Los Angeles. Proceeds will benefit Stand Up Against Domestic Violence.

Support Rescue Animals with Scott Mcglynn’s Hope Rescue Hashtag Fashions. Proceeds will benefit Hope Rescue which works to improve the welfare of dogs in need irrespective of their breed, age or medical condition.

Since its founding sixty four years ago, Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center, on the Mount of Remembrance in Jerusalem, has become synonymous with Holocaust remembrance throughout the world. Courageously confronting the annals of Nazi evil, it serves as the voice of the Jewish people and the conscience of humanity in the vital endeavor […]

Every year, BBBSLA impacts more 1,500 youth through five unique mentoring programs that serve children and youth in their communities, schools, and in the workplace. By building a strong, one-to-one and professionally-supported mentoring relationship to serve as a foundation for transformative impact and life skills learning, BBBSLA’s innovative approaches to expanding mentoring opportunities help to close both the achievement and opportunity gaps that exist for too many underserved children and youth.