Getty Staff Participates in Second Annual Day of Service

Getty staff will volunteer at several Southern California organizations on March 31, 2014

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Mar 27, 2014

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Getty staff will be performing volunteer work at a variety of Southland organizations as part of the Getty’s second annual Day of Service on Monday, March 31.

More than 200 Getty staffers will work with five different organizations, doing work that includes serving meals to the homeless, sorting donated food, beautifying school grounds, preparing art studios for students, and clearing invasive plants from parkland habitats. There will also be an on-site volunteer activity at the Getty Center.

“Staff will be taking time out of their usual work day and put their efforts towards giving back to our local community,” explains Jim Cuno, president and CEO of the J. Paul Getty Trust. “The Day of Service is a great way to connect with Getty colleagues and make a meaningful and visible difference for many,”

WHO: More than 200 Getty staffers

WHAT: Volunteer work at various community organizations

WHEN: Monday, March 31, appx. 10am-2p.m.

WHERE: Mark Twain Middle School, 2224 Walgrove Ave., Los Angeles
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, 734 E. 41st. St., Los Angeles
Ocean Park Community Center, 1453 16th St., Los Angeles
Mountains Restoration Trust, Tapia Park, Malibu Canyon
Inner-City Arts, 720 Kohler St., Downtown Los Angeles
Getty Center, 1200 Getty Center Dr., Los Angeles

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