Dear LA84 Foundation Community,
As Southern California takes a major step toward hosting its third Olympic Games, the LA84 Foundation is excited about the prospect of welcoming the world to the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games in 2028. We will use this opportunity to continue leveling the playing field and building a social and human legacy that will empower the next generation.
We have already heard from many of you interested in sharing your stories about the positive impact the 1984 Olympic Games, Olympic Movement, and the LA84 Foundation have had on you personally and throughout your communities. Here is information about a public way for you to share those stories:
Friday, August 4, 8:30am - 10am at Van Nuys City Hall, 14410 Sylvan Street, Second Floor, Van Nuys, CA 91401
The Los Angeles City Council’s Ad Hoc on the 2024 Summer Olympics Committee meets to discuss the LA 2028 bid. Public comment is allowed, as are homemade signs.
Friday, August 11, 8:30am - 10am at Los Angeles City Hall, 200 North Spring St. Los Angeles, CA 90012
The Los Angeles City Council’s Ad Hoc on the 2024 Summer Olympics" Committee meets to discuss the LA 2028 bid. Then, a full City Council meeting follows immediately after. Public comment is allowed, as are homemade signs.
Other ways to share your stories include reaching out to your elected officials; posting to your own social media networks; engaging with us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter or emailing your stories to info@la84.org. The LA 2028 handle is @LA2028.
For the last 32 years, the LA84 Foundation has provided free and low-cost opportunity for youth to experience the transformative power of sport and engage in the Olympic and Paralympic Movements in a thoughtful and meaningful way. Just as the 1984 Summer Games lit the torch for Los Angeles’ unprecedented Olympic legacy, a new Games will engage and positively impact millions for the next 11 years and beyond. We believe in #PlayForAll.
Citius, Altius, Fortius,
The LA84 Foundation
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