Concerned Citizens Community Involvement

CCCI’s Limitless Career Pathways bridges generations and the digital divide through two programs: Limitless Robotics teaches 30 K–8 youth to build and code robots, competing internationally; Gen-Connect trains 30 high school students to teach 60 older adults digital literacy. Together, they create a tech pipeline where youth gain skills, elders gain access, and South LA builds an intergenerational future rooted in innovation, connection, and opportunity.

When wildfires damaged Black-owned businesses in Altadena and Pasadena, communities lost vital sources of livelihood, culture, and connection. Umoja Food Collective, partnering with The Wild Seed, will provide rapid relief grants to 30 Black businesses while collecting critical data on their recovery needs. By amplifying business owner voices and building community-informed solutions, we're transforming disaster response to preserve the economic infrastructure that sustains Black families and neighborhoods.