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Tierra del Sol Foundation

Tierra empowers people with disabilities to fulfill their potential and desire to become productive citizens who are accepted, included, and valued for their contributions to the community.

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  • CREATE ·2024 Grants Challenge

    Adults with disabilities design fashion show

    Tierra del Sol’s Fashion Show Featuring Artists with Lifelong Developmental Disabilities project will propel people with disabilities into the world of design and fashion. Through this project, artists with lifelong developmental disabilities (e.g., cerebral palsy, Autism) will create work, be mentored to enhance their art practice, promote and exhibit their work, culminating in a fashion show and exhibition in West Hollywood in September 2025.

  • LIVE ·2024 Grants Challenge

    Adults with disabilities meet hunger crisis

    Program participants (“associates”), who have lifelong developmental disabilities, obtain job skills by planning, preparing, and serving meals to age 55+ program residents who are experiencing homelessness. The program operates year-round, Monday through Friday at Tierra’s Sunland industrial kitchen and National Health Foundation’s Arleta recuperative care site. With the individualized support of Tierra staff, associates earn food handling certificates, as well as gain experience and skills to obtain long-term employment in the food industry.

  • CONNECT ·2016 Grants Challenge
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    Pathways to Employment through Professional Volunteerism

    Tierra del Sol Foundation will empower adults with developmental disabilities to achieve a life of meaning, acceptance, value, and inclusion, via professional volunteerism as a pathway to employment.

  • CREATE ·2015 Grants Challenge

    Empowering Artists with Disabilities to Fill the Creative Industry Employment Gap

    1 in 6 children are being born with developmental disabilities - such as Autism and Down syndrome - requiring lifelong support, adding to over 830,000 California adults with developmental disabilities. Our cultural landscape will be stunted if we don’t help the artists among this population to express themselves. Tierra will identify people who are artistically gifted, and empower them to build careers, increasing employment in creative industries such as animation, ceramics, and commercial art.

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