“We’re celebrating 30 years of social justice, service and community on February 19, 2022 from 3-4PM PST. A pivotal part of this celebration is honoring the very people that have dedicated time, energy, education, piety, and humaneness to our organization. How grand it will be to come back together, share space and time, and bring forward resources to support the continuance of the longest running Episcopal year-of-service program in the country!
Let’s hear from Melissa Campbell-Langdell, alum of 2003-04; Casey Jones, alum of 2020-21; and Janet Kramer-Schmidt, alum of 2005-06 and a former board member on how they value reunion.”
LAHR was founded in 1978 to serve homeless women and children, the majority of whom are victims of domestic violence. Since then, we have grown from a four-bed transitional shelter into four separate shelters with 80 beds, serving more than 180 women and children each year. Recently, Bridge funding has allowed us to extend our service to families with both mother and father, as well as single fathers with children.
Since 2012 L.O.V.E. Foundation has been providing caring support through our community collaborative outreach events and resource and referral events offering food, hygiene, and community love and support for our homeless youth. Through these events, our team of volunteer “Love Warriors” work in collaboration with our “Legion of Love” comprised of local businesses, nonprofit partners, faith-based organizations, and local government partners, surrounding our most vulnerable youth and citizens with kindness, compassion, love, and respect.
Learn about the mission and history of Children’s Museum at La Habra by reading below. 
