We are so inspired by the businesses in our community because of how many of them are committed to helping to make the world better than it is today. Check out some great businesses below and how they are helping others.

Suzi Schwartz

At OC Newborn Nanny, I support families during life’s most precious – and challenging – moments. By providing expert newborn care, guidance, and reasurance, I help parents feel confident, reduce stess, provide babies the best start in life, and support toddlers through their milestone development of autonomy. In doing so, I help strengthen families, and build caring, connected community. Read More>>

Ziyue Guo

F.O.U.N.D. exists to reframe how we see life’s “Pause” stages, the in-between moments when you may be between jobs, roles, directions, or even countries. In a diverse city like Los Angeles, nearly half of people are constantly moving between cultures, careers, and family roles, these pauses are everywhere. Read More>>

Alec Milstein

During and after 2020, many people had a new need for quiet workspaces. Acoustic Fabric Interiors addresses the need for functional spaces that are aesthetically pleasing, while reducing noise pollution. A comfortable space increases productivity and ultimately has also health benefits beyond the aesthetics. Read More>>

Melina Devoney

As a freelance writer, I have the unique opportunity to choose the stories I share with my audience. I believe that giving someone the space to tell their story is one of the most powerful acts we can offer one another.  Read More>>

Mark Manderson

At Pacific Shores Recovery, we help those struggling with mental health and addiction issues transform pain into purpose.

We help clients learn to identify the cause of the pain instead of what they’ve been using to escape it. By utilizing our proven process, we help them learn how to not just live again, but you thrive in life and create a life they no longer want us to date or retire from. Read More>>

Candace Newman

At its core, Live Out L!ve is about creating access. The live entertainment industry can feel impossible to break into—especially for young people of color, women, and others who don’t have the networks or resources. Through the Live Out L!ve Foundation, we’ve built programs, workshops, and apprenticeships that introduce underrepresented youth to real career pathways in touring, festivals, and experiential events. Read More>>

Dana Arnett

I’m very proud of the type of work we get to do at Wicked Bionic and the opportunities we have to change lives for the better. Our purpose is rooted in helping people access resources, services, and opportunities that can improve their lives. We partner with government agencies, nonprofits, and mission-driven organizations to make sure information reaches communities in ways that feel human, approachable, and authentic. Read More>>