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Celebrating Our First SparQ Eco Grant Winners
We are delighted to shine a spotlight on the Oak Street Elementary Lunch Time Sorting Team, the deserving…
Ripple Effect: A Game-Changing Approach to Youth Education and Civic Engagement
In a world that’s more interconnected than ever, it’s crucial for our youth to be aware of the…
A Summer Celebration: Beer Pong, a Birthday, and Benefaction
The sun was shining, laughter echoed, and the popcorn plop of ping pong balls resonated as friends and…
Rising High
Her full story is out! Read about our most recent Lumenary, Naomi Lara, principal at RISE High School.…
Empowering Heroes with Tailored Support
At LumenSparQ, we believe in the power of community and the transformative potential of individuals to create positive…
Making a Difference: Our Ember Project team with Safe Place for Youth
At LumenSparQ, we believe in the power of community and the ability of individuals to create positive change.…
Recent Posts
Steps of Hope: Men’s Shoe Drive
This holiday season, join us at LumenSparQ for the “Steps of Hope Campaign,” in support of our SparQ hero, Thea Chimilio. A USC public health master’s student, Thea works tirelessly with Safe Place for Youth and The Helpful Homegirls, aiding young people grappling with housing and food insecurity. This winter, we’re addressing a vital need: men’s shoes. With about 70% of those facing housing insecurity being men, comfortable and sturdy…
A Life of Service
We are so very pleased to introduce Brooke Abbott, our latest SparQ hero! Brooke embodies resilience and advocacy, transforming her battle with ulcerative colitis into a beacon of hope for…
Celebrating Our First SparQ Eco Grant Winners
We are delighted to shine a spotlight on the Oak Street Elementary Lunch Time Sorting Team, the deserving winners of our inaugural SparQ Eco Grant this past Spring. This remarkable…
Ripple Effect: A Game-Changing Approach to Youth Education and Civic Engagement
In a world that’s more interconnected than ever, it’s crucial for our youth to be aware of the challenges around them and feel empowered to make a difference. That’s why…
