The Photo Lab currently has outdated, second-hand lab equipment. Photography requires current equipment and software, as the field evolves rapidly.

This fundraising campaign will allow the Camera Club to establish a modern, functional Lab and plan for future growth on 3-5 year cycles.

For more information about the photo lab modernization project click here.

To donate to the project click here.

The Equestrian Center Fundraising Committee was created to assure the horses continue to thrive and provide joy and happiness to Laguna Woods riders and visitors.

Through the generosity of our friends, family and neighbors, we have had two successful Help the Herd fundraising campaigns, raising over $45,000 for much needed equipment and supplies for the care of the GRF horses and improvements to the Laguna Woods Equestrian Center facility, including a new round pen fence and additional shade shelters

In this 3rd phase we are establishing an ongoing fund to accept donations to provide continuing veterinary care and to purchase additional items for upgrades and repairs to the Center.

For more information on the current Help the Herd fundraising project, click here.

To donate to Help the Herd 3, click here.

Are you passionate about creating a more inclusive and harmonious community? Do you believe in standing together against bias, prejudice, and discrimination? If so, please support the Community Bridge Builders Club (CBB).

CBB is more than just a club; it’s a call to action. It’s an opportunity to be part of something bigger than ourselves and to make a tangible difference in our community.

This dynamic and inspiring club is dedicated to promoting respect, understanding, and unity among all residents of Laguna Woods Village.

Let’s stand together, build bridges, and make our community stronger. Please donate to the CBB today!

For more information about CBB, click here for their webpage or email them at communitybridgebuilders@gmail.com

To donate please click here

Speakers have been announced for the first event in the CeCe Sloan Memorial Lecture Series, to be held on International Women's Day, Saturday, March 8, at 1 pm in the Main Dining Room of Clubhouse 1 in Laguna Woods Village. They are freshman Congress member Laura Friedman and UCI Political Science Professor Simone Chambers. Their topic of conversation will be “Preserving Our Gains and Supporting Those Who Fight on Our Behalf.” The program will also include a poetry reading of Maya Angelou's poem, “In All Ways A Woman” and music.

There will be no charge for the March 8 event, and refreshments will be served. Space is limited. For reservations, RSVP to cecesloanlecture@gmail.com

For more information click here.

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Attention Laguna Woods Village readers! The Village Reads will host its 2025 common read event on Saturday, June 14 in the Sequoia Room in Clubhouse 2.

The book selected is Klara and the Sun, written by Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro. The novel tells the story of Klara, a solar-powered “artificial friend”, who is chosen to be a companion by a young girl who has a mysterious illness.

Narrated from Klara's perspective, the book provides a unique perspective of the world and human behavior.

Stay tuned for more information on how to register for the event.

If you would like to donate to this year’s event, please click here.

For 57 years, the highly acclaimed synchronized swimmers have put on a newly themed show every year, which means they have high production costs for costumes and props for their new routines.

They also raise funds for much needed upgrades to their audio-visual equipment and set decorations, such as curtains.

The Aquadettes did not have a 2024 fall event because the pool they practice in was closed over the summer to accommodate a clubhouse 1 refurbishing project.

But, with your help, next year’s show will be their best yet!

To donate to The Aquadettes, click here.

The Video Club of Laguna Woods is raising $1,500 to cover the out-of-pocket costs of producing their Short Dramatic Film. It will be the sixth film they have produced. Surplus funds will be used for next year’s short film.

For more information on the Fund the Film fundraising campaign, click here.

To donate to Fund the Film, click here.

Donations to Where the Need is Greatest allows us to direct your donation to one of our current projects, cover fundraising costs, or hold it for a future worthwhile project.

This allows you to make a donation when it is convenient for you but be assured your donation will go to a worthwhile cause.

Click here for more information.

To donate to Where the Need s Greatest, click here.