How a 14-year-old girl turned a good deed after the L.A. fires into a thriving nonprofit
Avery Colvert started collecting clothes and makeup for her friends who lost everything in the Eaton Fire. Now, Altadena ...
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Fire relief-donation group Altadena Girls finds a long-term space for community aid
Eighth-grader Avery Colvert started her nonprofit as a way to collect more specialized donations for girls affected by the devastating L.A. wildfires. Days into the Eaton Fire cutting through ...
Hundreds join LeVar Burton at Altadena Main Library, for a voice of hope in a fire-weary town
LeVar Burton visited the Altadena Library Saturday to talk about the beauty of the book, and how reading can help children ...
Demna Makes the Move to Gucci as Creative Director After 10 Years at Balenciaga
Plus, Los Angeles' American Contemporary Ballet debuts two new works, Courteney Cox’s Homecourt launches a laundry collection ...
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Erewhon collaborates with Kacey Musgraves on smoothie to raise funds for LA Fire Relief
Also see: Teens are finding ways to help teens after fires: Enter Altadena Girls and Altadena Boys Culvert attends Eliot Arts Magnet Academy in Altadena, one of the many schools in the ...
Los Angeles Business Journal24d
Relief Organization Planting Roots
After starting off as a temporary relief group, Altadena Girls will set up shop permanently in Pasadena with a lease in the area. Avery Colvert started Altadena Girls as a way to get young women ...
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Fourteen-Year-Old Avery Colvert Becomes Youngest Recipient of TIME100 Impact Award
TIME100 Impact Award recipient Avery Colbert and presenter Storm Reid during the TIME Women of the Year Gala in Los Angeles on Feb. 25, 2025.Amy Sussman—Getty Images for TIME Altadena Girls—a ...