that address crucial community issues such as homelessness, food insecurity, education, and health equity. The event will also feature food trucks, a small business marketplace, family-friendly activities, and live entertainment, including performances from the Freedom Singers of Skid Row and popular hosts like Brandon Broady.
A Call to Action
Deborah Brutchey, Executive Director of L.A. Works, expressed, "Although this day might feel celebratory and challenging simultaneously, we are hopeful. As Dr. King taught us, real change happens when we come together as a community."
The festival is scheduled for January 20, 2025, from 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM at the LA Memorial Coliseum, located at 3911 S. Figueroa St., Los Angeles. Free tickets can be obtained at
laworks.com/MLK.
Who’s Involved?
Numerous sponsors are contributing to this significant event, showcasing a blend of community support and corporate responsibility. Organizations like Kaiser, Target, Activision, and LA Tourism are among the sponsors committed to making a difference in the community on this important day.
About L.A. Works
L.A. Works has been at the forefront of mobilizing volunteers since 1991, striving to unite Angelenos towards actions that foster a more equitable Los Angeles. As the region’s largest and longest-running volunteer center, L.A. Works connects community members with nonprofit organizations to bolster their missions and enhance local support. To learn more about their initiatives, visit
www.laworks.com.
In a world where the need for community engagement is more important than ever, the MLK Day Volunteer Festival stands as a testament to the power of collective action and the enduring legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through a united L.A. working towards a more equitable future.