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Shot-at-a-Million Golf Classic

“Shot-at-a-Million” Golf Classic: Friday May 18, 2012 Participate in the Golf Classic during the day, and/or join us at the 19th Hole After-Party and take a Shot-at-a-Million at the beautiful Angeles National Golf Club. KCBS news and traffic reporter Whitney Drolen promises to keep the evening’s festivities lively as she emcees the after-party. Golfers have the option of playing all day in the golf-a-thon format...

Common Visits Hathaway-Sycamores

Award-winning hip hop artist and actor, Common, recently visited our residential center inAltadena. He met with over 100 boys and girls and brought a strong message of hope. After rapping some of his popular songs, he spoke to the youth who ranged in age from 6-18 and many who suffer emotional and mental health issues, about what inspired him as a youth. He told them, “You have to start with your dream. Find your dream, find your gift,...

KCBS News People 2 Watch – Simon Gee

Meet Hathaway-Sycamores Technology Instructor, Simon Gee. Under the Simon’s direction, Hathaway-Sycamores’ Computer Lab Learning Center serves at risk youth in the Northeast Los Angeles area by providing a safe place to study after school. The children and youth use the lab space and computers to complete homework assignments. The youth also receive tutoring individually and in small groups. Simon has helped many students, including Emily...

FRC Student Wins a Posse Scholarship

We have more good news to report from our Family Resource Center’s Learning Lab; Donald Kaplan is one of this year’s winners of a Posse Foundation Scholarship! With his $172,000 scholarship, Donald is headed to Bucknell University. Donald lives with his parents and a younger brother in a low-income neighborhood in Highland Park. Born to Nicaraguan parents, Donald was adopted by the Kaplans when he was seven years old. He came to our...

From Highland Park to MIT!

Last year we shared the news that one of our formerly homeless students, Connor Dorothy, was accepted into MIT’s class of 2015 with a full scholarship. The 16 year old Eagle Rock High School student was admitted to MIT where he plans to study engineering or biomedical engineering. He was the first student in 20 years from Eagle Rock High School to be admitted to MIT, and one of only two students from Eagle Rock High School to receive early...

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Cultivating hope and resilience to enrich the well-being of children, adults, families and communities.

Every Child and Family Deserves a Happy Ending

At Hathaway-Sycamores, we provide hope for children in vulnerable situations and guidance for families struggling through tough times. Simply put, we help people change their lives for the better on a daily basis.

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