| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Mitchell Morris |
Chief Information Officer | Profile |
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is one of the leading companies in the Non-Profit sector.
Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles (LAFLA) is committed to promoting access to justice, strengthening communities and effecting systemic change through representation, advocacy and community education. LAFLA helps its clients escape domestic violence,
Mission Edge is a social enterprise (501c3) dedicated to helping nonprofits and other mission-driven organizations do more good in the community. Our mission is to deliver efficient, cost-effective, and quality operational services to nonprofits in order for them to deliver exceptional service to their clients. Our vision is to transform the social sector by building strong infrastructure and collaboration for small to mid-size nonprofits, and to ensure that donors` investments in nonprofit programs are leveraged for the best return. Since 2012, we have provided strategic and operational support in finance and HR services, while running the largest fiscal sponsorship and start-up nonprofit program in San Diego. We have worked with more than 125 nonprofits in every sector, providing them with access to top quality people and best-practices at a fraction of the cost of full-time employees or comparable services from for-profits. We estimate that we have completed more than 75,000 hours of direct services, saving our clients more than $3 million.
The California Gang Investigator`s Association was founded in 1977 to foster better relationships and networking among the various investigative units working street gangs in Los Angeles County and throughout the state of California. Over the years the Association has grown to include members across the nation and in Australia and Canada. Membership is limited to all law enforcement officers including corrections, prosecutors, parole, and probation. The Association interacts with fellow Gang Investigator`s Associations across the country to assist in a coordinated approach to gang investigations, training, and to foster exchanges of information. The Association strives to better serve the needs of law enforcement by providing quality gang training that will assist members in the performance of their duties in a professional and ethical manner. It is the hope of the Association that through professional and pertinent training our membership will be better prepared to meet the challenges presented by street gangs. While the solution to the street gang problem remains elusive it will only be found after a thorough examination of all aspects of the phenomenon. The Association supports this examination and provides a forum for investigators to exchange ideas in order to provide a wide ranging base of knowledge to contribute toward a solution.
Eastway provided mental health, substance abuse, housing, employment and educational services to over 3,300 people in 2006. The individual instances of support - and hope - came to life in many different ways. Whether it's a high school sophomore