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It was a beautiful day for Rodeo Realty’s 2017 Summer Picnic! The event was held Thursday at the Roxbury Memorial Park in Beverly Hills.
Rodeo Realty agents enjoyed a day filled with great food, water balloons, and softball! Oh, and let’s not forget about that delicious banana bread pudding–thanks Kerry Gelbard!
To view more photos of the picnic, visit our Facebook page:
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Downtown Los Angeles’ newest food hall is expected to open soon!
Corporation Food Hall will be located down the street from the Spring Street Arcade and Grand Central Market. The new food hall announced its lineup last week.
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Coming to the food hall is Tacos Tu Madre, Poke 2 Go, Pig Pen Delicacy, On the Thirty, Bardonna, Soom Soom, Buddha Belly, and Funculo.
The hall has nine stalls in total with communal seating down the middle. No word on when Corporation Food Hall will open, but it should be soon!
The address to Corporation Food Hall is 724 S. Spring Street, Los Angeles.
On Monday, December 12, several Rodeo Realty agents took the day to feed the homeless.
Beverly Hills, Pacific Palisades and Sunset agents showed up to the Cloverfield Services Center in Santa Monica and helped OPCC prepare and serve food to some of the community’s most vulnerable residents—homeless individuals and families, survivors of domestic violence, challenged youth, indigent Veterans, and other who have nowhere else to turn.
In addition to volunteering, Rodeo Realty also donated $3,000 to the organization. The monetary donation will help OPCC provide almost 4,500 meals to individuals in need.
The non-profit organization relies on the generosity of volunteers and Rodeo Realty is happy to help and make a difference in the lives of others!
Last Tuesday, Brentwood agents volunteered and helped the organization feed the homeless as well.
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The West Valley Food Pantry is preparing for its annual Holiday Toy Drive. This year’s drive will be Saturday, December 17.
To help with donations, all Rodeo Realty offices have become drop off locations. From now until December 14, donations to help the Pantry can be dropped off at any Rodeo Realty office.
The Pantry is asking for donations of gift cards, toys, board games, electronics, sports equipment and bags, cologne, makeup, costume jewelry, perfume, face/body lotions, nail products, clothing, etc.
Donations of unwrapped, new gifts can also be dropped off at the Pantry (5700 Rudnick Ave in Woodland Hills) before December 15. The organization receives many toys for young children, but few are received for older boys and girls. Please consider bringing a gift for a teenage child. Gift cards of $20-$30 amounts are especially popular with this age.
Rodeo Realty is also helping the Pantry with food donations. The organization feeds the hungry, helps unemployed residents, the working poor, the homeless, and those living on fixed incomes. In order to continue their work of feeding almost 3,000 people per month, the Pantry also needs food donations. To view preferred and needed food items, view the flyer below.
For information on the Pantry, you can visit their website at westvalleyfoodpantry.org.
Toy and food donations can be dropped off at the following Rodeo Realty locations:
Encino
17501 Ventura Blvd.
Encino, CA 91316
Northridge
9338 Reseda Blvd., Suite 102
Northridge, CA 91324
Woodland Hills
21031 Ventura Blvd., Suite 100
Woodland Hills, CA 91364
Calabasas
23901 Calabasas Rd., Suite 1050
Calabasas, CA 91302
Beverly Hills
202 N. Canon Dr.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Brentwood
11940 San Vicente Blvd., Suite 100
Los Angeles, CA 90049
Pacific Palisades
839 Via De La Paz
Pacific Palisades, CA 90272
Sherman Oaks
15300 Ventura Blvd. #101
Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
Studio City
12345 Ventura Blvd., #A
Studio City, CA 91604
West Hollywood
9200 Sunset Blvd., #200
West Hollywood, CA 90069
Westlake Village
100 N. Westlake Blvd., #100A
Westlake Village, CA 91362
This week, Rodeo Realty offices had their very own Thanksgiving luncheon. Agents enjoyed a complete Thanksgiving meal with all the fixings!
Below are a few photos of agents enjoying their luncheon:
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On Wednesday, November 16, Rodeo Realty’s Sherman Oaks manager Jason Katzman and staff from the office cooked breakfast for the agents. The staff put together the early event to thank all of the agents in the office for their hard work and dedication. Agents enjoyed a breakfast that included, eggs, bacon, sausage, waffles, and hash browns–all cooked by the staff!
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On Wednesday, November 23, Hope of the Valley will provide the largest Thanksgiving meal in the Valley at their Help Center in Van Nuys.
Several Rodeo Realty agents will be in attendance helping serve more than 1,000 traditional Thanksgiving meals to the homeless and hungry.
In order to help the ministry offset the cost of feeding so many hungry people, Rodeo Realty is also sponsoring several tables for the event. The company cares about the less fortunate and is happy to be able to continue sponsoring the event and also volunteer.
For the Thanksgiving banquet, homeless individuals and people in need will be bused to the center from all over the Valley to enjoy a gourmet Thanksgiving meal. In addition to enjoying a meal with all the fixings, guests will also be able to participate in the fourth annual street fair where community partners will give away blankets, socks, tooth brushes, sleeping bags, medical exams, and much more! Hope of the Valley will also give away two cars.
Rodeo Realty’s Pumpkin Patch was a great success! The annual event was held outside of the Pasific Palisades office October 15.
Residents stopped by between 12 – 3 p.m. and enjoyed free In-N-Out lunch and also received a free pumpkin! Parents and children also enjoyed cupcakes, cookies and candy!
Below are photos of the pumpkin patch event.
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Join Rodeo Realty, TBT foods by Tara & L.A. Kitchen at St. Vincent Meals on Wheels this fall to help transform fresh, nutritious, and locally sourced produce into healthy meals for low-income residents across Los Angeles. In Los Angeles alone, around 18 million pounds (9,000 tons) of food are disposed of every day. L.A. Kitchen’s mission is to reclaim healthy, local food that would otherwise go to waste, and use it to empower, nourish, and engage the community.
L.A. Kitchen will recruit Angelenos to volunteer in our commercial kitchen and processing hub, where they will help transform raw fruits and vegetables into nutritious meals and snacks. L.A. Kitchen volunteers will represent a wide cross section of our community, and we will specialize in providing intergenerational volunteers opportunities that engage both older adults and LAUSD students. Volunteers will work side-by- side with job trainee students and graduates, challenging traditional barriers that divide communities.
Working directly with local farmers and produce wholesale companies, LA Kitchen will collect fruits and vegetables that are unsalable due to cosmetic issues or lack of commercial demand. All donated and purchased food will be transformed into healthy meals, snacks, and food products by volunteers, students, and staff at their health-code approved processing hub.
With a culinary program in the works, on-staff social workers will focus on the needs of emancipated foster youth and older adults transitioning out of incarceration, and this unlikely and powerful pairing will both help reduce systemic patterns of recidivism, and reverse anticipated outcomes for foster youth with little transitional support. Throughout the 15-week training cycle, students will receive daily hands-on training from a certified culinary instructor, attend sessions on specialized techniques taught by local guest chefs, and intern with innovative industry professionals. Graduates will receive food handling certificates, job placement support, and continuing personal and professional support.