We are proud community partners
Light Bringer Project takes pride in working with arts and non-arts related organizations to fill the needs of our greater community. We are currently working with the following partners in various capacities:
THE ZORTHIAN RANCH is one of Southern California’s iconic landmarks of Bohemian culture extending from the 1960s to the present–day. It’s builder, artist-rancher-architect Jirayr Zorthian, integrated art, architecture, open space and nature, using found objects and used materials to create a living “work-in-progress” in the foothills of Altadena, California.
626 GOLDEN STREETS is a family-friendly event opening streets to walk, run, play, skate, bike, explore or just relax in order to experience seven San Gabriel Valley cities in a whole new light.
URBAN INITIATIVES is a Nonprofit, non-partisan organization working with community and faith-based entities that respond to economic, housing, and social needs of neighborhoods, cities, and counties from local, regional and global perspectives.
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY engages the community to volunteer time, talent, money and donated materials to build affordable housing which builds stronger communities, better neighborhoods, stable families and relationships that will last for years to come.
DAY ONE is a community-based nonprofit organization with a 26-year history of providing effective, high quality and culturally-sensitive public health education, intervention, and policy development with an emphasis on youth empowerment.
EATON FIRE COLLABORATIVE formed in response to the recent devastation impacting Altadena, Pasadena, and Sierra Madre. The Eaton Fire Collaborative has come together to support the rebuilding and recovery of our community. This unified effort brings together community groups, local nonprofits, city, county, and state officials dedicated to helping those affected.
THE ART MARKET is a curated online collective that connects artists with buyers, offering creators a professional space to showcase their work while making it simple for collectors to discover and purchase meaningful pieces from emerging artists
FRIENDS OF THE CASTLE GREEN The Friends are a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and restoring the historic integrity of the iconic “Castle Green” built in 1898 and located at 99 S. Raymond Avenue in Old Pasadena.
LEADERSHIP PASADENA is an eight-month series of workshops, retreats, and group projects designed to provide a greater awareness of community resources, encourage personal growth and skills needed to affect positive change. Specific workshops focus on education, economics, government, art and history, quality of life and personal mastery.