Do Good. Feel Good.

Find local volunteer opportunities, nonprofit fundraisers, community events and ways to support organizations in and around La Verne.

Do Good. Feel Good.
Xavier Lassalle, co-owner of Crazy Bear Bikes in La Verne, inflates the tires on bikes assembled by volunteers at the shop's workroom in December 2025. The bikes were donated to La Verne's Lights & Sirens Toy Drive, a collaborative effort between the La Verne Firefighters and Police Associations, Hillcrest Senior Living and Care Community, and Crazy Bear Bikes. Photo by Staci Baird/La Verne Daily News

Updated July 9, 2026

Every donation helps raise funds for the Bonita High School Choir Program and supports all the exciting opportunities planned for the year ahead.

How to get involved locally

Dave & Maggie's Center

Donate quality clothing, gently used household items, and medical devices to Dave & Maggie's Center store 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. 1351 Palomares Ave., La Verne. Call (909) 480-8901 for more information.

Friends of the La Verne Library

Donate new or nearly new books Tuesday-Saturday during normal library hours. All proceeds fund programs at the La Verne Library.

GFWC La Verne-San Dimas Woman's Club

This local chapter of the international philanthropic General Federal of Women's Clubs supports other nonprofits such as Sowing Seeds For Life, Shepherd's Pantry, House of Ruth, Inland Valley Humane Society, Shoes That Fit, For Goodness Cakes, Eye-DAS, Ronald McDonald House, City of Hope, and more by fundraising and volunteering our time and efforts. Find out more about the club at lvsd.org or email GFWCLVSDWC@gmail.com.

Hillcrest Thrift Store

The Hillcrest Thrift Store is open 8 a.m.-noon Mondays and Thursdays. For more information or to volunteer, please contact Leslie Duran, Philanthropy Specialist, by email at lduran@livingathillcrest.org or by phone at (909) 392-4309.

All revenue generated by our Thrift Store goes directly to the Hillcrest Benevolence Funds, which include the Benevolent Fund and the Good Samaritan Fund. These funds are designated to support the needs of Hillcrest residents who, through no fault of their own, have outlived their resources.

The Good Samaritan Fund specifically bridges the gap between the cost of providing skilled nursing care and the reimbursement offered by Medi-Cal. This fund enables Hillcrest to serve not only its residents but also older individuals in the broader community who are on Medi-Cal.

Precise Hospice Care, INC.

Be a volunteer! Make a difference in someone's life, make a difference in your life. Meet new friends, create lifelong memories. Earn hours for college applications. Call (818) 351-9075.

CLASP helps Claremont Unified School District students develop the skills they need to succeed in school. Our intergenerational team of community members, high school and college students is committed to helping young people find a love for learning during challenging times. Learn more at https://www.clasp4kids.org/

A new partnership between Bithiah’s Family Services and the Dolly Parton Imagination Library is working to bring the joy of free books to children across the East San Gabriel Valley. Through this collaboration, eligible children will receive a high-quality, age-appropriate book delivered to their home each month to help foster a lifelong love of reading. Learn more and donate

Venezuela Earthquake Relief Fund

The Jewish Federations of North America have established the Venezuela Earthquake Relief Fund to provide urgent humanitarian assistance and support recovery efforts following two devastating earthquakes that caused widespread destruction and loss of life.

Through trusted global partners, relief efforts are already underway, providing emergency food, temporary shelter, and other essential aid to affected families and the Venezuelan Jewish community. Your support helps ensure critical resources reach those in need as rescue and recovery efforts continue.

Click here to donate.


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