Champions Live Here Spotlight: Legacy LA, LA Center for Law and Justice, LA Walks, Loving Hands, Mar Vista Family Center

Supported by the Annenberg Foundation, the 56 Champions that have been selected for the Super Bowl LVI Legacy Program, Champions Live Here, focus on youth engagement, workforce development, and social justice, and they are the true unsung heroes, change-makers, and leaders that do impactful work every day in our community.

Learn more about the five Champion organizations in the spotlight this week: Legacy LA, Los Angeles Center for Law and Justice, Los Angeles Walks, Loving Hands Community Care, and Mar Vista Family Center.

All 56 Champion organizations are receiving our signature Annenberg Alchemy training next year after the Super Bowl!

Legacy LA builds the capacity of youth to reach their full potential and equips them with tools to transform their lives and community.

Los Angeles Center for Law and Justice secures justice for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, empowering them to create their own futures, and supporting a strong community where families are safe, stable, and free from injustice.

Los Angeles Walks trains and mobilizes Angelenos to advocate for safe, walkable communities across Los Angeles. A walkable LA, is a just LA.

Loving Hands Community Care, Inc. provides support and aid to grieving families who have lost their children to gang violence and trauma in the Los Angeles area.

The Mar Vista Family Center provides low-income families with quality early childhood education, youth enrichment, and educational tools to create positive change in their lives and their community.

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