Koreh Connections
MLK Day: Books and Los Angeles Museum Exhibits Honoring the Civil Rights Movement
On Monday, January 16, how will you observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day? Read More »
Make Way for Pre-K KOREH!
Pre-K KOREH trains volunteers to provide the essential one-on-one attention that enhances reading readiness in pre-school children. One Pre-K volunteer describes looking forward to many more years of "staying young" in the Pre-K KOREH program. Read More »
Mentoring: A 2012 Resolution We Can Get Behind!
Earlier this week, The White House released President Obama's proclamation marking January 2012 as National Mentoring Month. Read More »
Trending Now: Volunteerism in America
Colleges prefer students engaged in community service. People flock to food banks to help serve holidays meals. Read More »
Terrific Teens: Reflections on the KOREH L.A. Teen Literacy Corps
Move aside, "Tender Loving Care," there is a new TLC in town. Teen Literacy Corps, that is, and it is a special initiative of KOREH L.A. Read More »
Lucky Legumes for New Year’s Day
Black-eyed peas symbolize good luck in many cultures. Eating the good luck legumes on New Year's Day is a tradition of many Southern families. Read More »
Volunteers We’re Talkin’ To: Bob Lapin
Bob Lapin has been a KOREH L.A. volunteer at Sylvan Park Elementary School for the past nine years. Read More »
Dreidels to Defeat Devious Demons? A Hanukkah Tale with a Twist
Everyone knows that goblins are up to no good, and the devious mischief-makers in Eric A. Kimmel's "Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins" are no exception! Read More »
Discussion with Dr. John Deasy: A Remarkable Morning for KOREH L.A.
At KOREH L.A.'s breakfast meeting with Dr. John Deasy, he highlighted the importance of volunteers, and the role they play in the lives of LAUSD students! Read More »
