Explore the highlights of this year's celebration of our community. Dive deeper into the stories of artists, activists, and business leaders who are making South LA a home for justice, hope, and health.
South LA native and actor Desean Terry takes us on a journey of the place we call home.
Inspired? Start a conversation with us by
contacting Dyan Sublett at dyan@mlk-chf.org.
The goal of 'Us' is to stay together. We want to stay healthy. Fun, fitness, and friendship. That's the core of it. That's what it's all about.
Kellie HartPresident, RIDEWITUS LA
I try to be a bridge between this hospital and the community. It's where I live, love, and serve.
Reverend Rudy RubioSpiritual Care, MLKCH
If we don't have people like Aziz, then the legacy of Leimert Park stops, and the legacy of Black LA stops with them—our culture is dependent on paying it forward.
Camille DavisAziz Gallerie Director
The fact that she is sowing healthy foods, education courses, and access to art is really continuing her father's vision of supporting the place that he loves and the people he loves.
Judith NormanHank's Mini Market customer
Each of us has to find the way that we could be of service to our community…there's nothing else beyond that. All we have is each other.
Rhiannon GiddensMusician
That is why we have to commit to a period of time where we care for one another, and we take care of one another.
Bryan StevensonFounder, Equal Justice Initiative
MLK Community Healthcare's mission is not just about healing bodies, but about health equity for a community who has not had it.
Dr. Park, VP Medical AffairsMLKCH
