Meetings Thursday noon @Hillel at UCLA 574 Hilgard Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90024 Except Fourth Thursday of the Month on Zoom Mailing Address: PO Box 24114, Los
Angeles, Ca 90024
Fiona
Ma is California's 34th State Treasurer. She was elected on November 6,
2018 with more votes (7,825,587) than any other candidate for treasurer in the
state's history. The State Treasurer's Office was created in the California
Constitution in 1849. It provides financing for schools, roads, housing,
recycling and waste management, hospitals, public facilities, and other crucial
infrastructure projects that better the lives of residents. Treasurer Ma has
been a licensed CPA in California since 1992 and holds a Bachelor's Degree in
Accounting from the Rochester Institute of Technology (NY), a Master's Degree in
Taxation from Golden Gate University (SF), and an MBA from Pepperdine
University.
October 12 - Gina Greblo and Jill Mather @ Hillel at
UCLA
Jill
Mather: Jill Mather is a
dedicated community leader on a mission to transform the mindset of littering in
America, starting with the San Fernando Valley. As the founder of the 501c3
organization Volunteers
Cleaning Communities, she has established a range of impactful programs such
as "Adopt 1 Street," "Litter Scavenger Hunt Program," "Environmental Awareness
Day," and "Earth Day Event" to engage community members in environmental
stewardship. Jill is also a passionate advocate for positive change in her
Chatsworth, California, hometown. She serves in various leadership roles,
including President of Diamondhead HOA, Secretary of Chatsworth Neighborhood
Council, and active membership in several chambers and community organizations.
Gina Greblo: Gina
Greblo, a proud Los Angeles native, possesses a love for the city's natural
beauty and a strong commitment to its preservation. Six months ago, she took a
stand against the litter plaguing LA streets, starting with a single recycled
grocery bag and quickly upgrading to a farmer's market rolling cart, clearing
numerous bags of debris. Gina's concern for the environment grew as she
documented her cleanup efforts on Nextdoor, transforming her personal mission
into a citywide movement. Through her dedicated leadership, she's inspired
individuals from girl scouts to retirees to join her in monthly cleanups,
fostering a powerful force for change. Beyond litter removal, Gina has fostered
genuine community bonds among business owners and cleanup volunteers who say
they come for the cleanups but they return for the sense of community she
nurtures. Gina isn't just a guardian of Los Angeles' natural beauty; she's a
catalyst for the vibrant communities that make the city truly special.
Michael
B. Goldstein founded his law firm, Michael B. Goldstein, a Law Corporation,
in 1996, after having worked as an attorney since 1993. Since that time, he has
represented thousands of clients, winning tens of millions of dollars in
restitution for them. As lead attorney for the firm, he conducts depositions,
mediations, arbitrations, and trials. He interviews prospective clients and
witnesses, negotiates case settlements, makes court appearances and drafts legal
pleadings. He has three children, including one with special needs, and spends
much of his free time with his family. He also serves as a mentor and coach to
other lawyers and business professionals.
October 26 - Steve Cotton on Zoom
Steve Cotton is a sweet potato farmer (he and his family own 25,000 acres) from
Northern California.
Amie
Quigley oversees three programs for people experiencing homelessness.
The Hollywood Healthcare Partnership, co-created with the Los Angeles
County Department of Mental Health, provides several services for housing and
health care, partnering with local agencies such as Step Up on Second, The
People Concern, Housing Works, My Friend's Place, the Center in Hollywood and
the Saban community health clinic. The Lord's Lighthouse ministry offers
communal gatherings with meals and spiritual practices collaborating with dozens
of local faith organizations in Los Angeles. The Hollywood Refuge shelter
operates for three months of the year specifically targeting for individuals
suffering with grave disabilities, acute physical and mental health challenges.
November 16
Lucy Tseng
Coaching Practice
November 23
Happy Thanksgiving!
November 30
Social Activity (To Be Announced)
2023
October 14
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Clean up
October 14 - Sip & Sea Wine Party (Chris and Rose
Gaynor)
Rotary is a leadership organization made up of local business, professional and civic leaders who meet
regularly to get to know each other, form friendships and, through that, get things done in our local community. Rotary is the world's
oldest and largest service organization (founded in 1905).