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The Greater West Covina Business Association is dedicated to empowering local businesses through strong leadership, collaboration, and community engagement. Their mission emphasizes advocacy for business interests and fostering partnerships that promote growth and sustainability in the Greater West Covina area. With a focus on diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion, the organization strives to create an inclusive environment that supports all members of the business community. They actively work to address challenges and drive progress through innovative solutions and strategic partnerships. Generated from the website

The Central City Association (CCA) is a prominent advocacy organization dedicated to fostering the growth and vibrancy of Downtown Los Angeles. With a diverse membership that includes businesses, nonprofits, and key stakeholders, CCA plays a crucial role in promoting safety, economic development, and community engagement in the region. Recognized for its leadership, CCA actively collaborates with local officials and community members to address pressing issues and enhance the overall quality of life in DTLA. Through various events and initiatives, the organization aims to create a welcoming environment that supports both residents and visitors alike. Generated from the website

GAR Services is a service division of the Glendale Association for the Retarded. The organization was founded in 1954 and is headquartered in Glendale, Calif. It offers services for the developmentally disabled. It serves more than 60 adults with vocational trainings, job placements, adult living skills instructions, community integration programs, recreational activities and residential placements. The organization s GAR Services provides clients with work opportunities in the areas of mailings, assembly, recycling, collating and packaging. In addition, clients are integrated into the community by competitive employment placements. It provides permanent residential placement to more than 20 adults in its residential centers that includes the Alma House, David Gogian House and Hamilton House. It offers residential services, such as personal care, independent living skills training, social and community skills training and transportation for medical, recreational and personal needs. It receives funds and financial support from the California Department of Developmental Services through its Glendale Foundation for the Retarded.