Our Sponsors
Thank you to the organizations and community partners who made this evening possible. All proceeds from Warriors for Justice 2026 benefit the Ambassadors Youth Leadership Program and the Annual March for Justice.
Creating Impact Together
El Proyecto del Barrio
A community-based organization serving the San Fernando Valley with comprehensive health, housing, and social services for underserved Latino communities.
IBEW Local 11
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 11, representing over 12,500 electricians across Los Angeles and advocating for workers' rights and community investment.
San Fernando Community Health Center
A Federally Qualified Health Center providing accessible, quality healthcare to the San Fernando Valley community, with a focus on underserved and low-income families.
El Nido Family Centers
Strengthening families across the San Fernando Valley through early childhood education, mental health services, and family support programs since 1924.
California Music Group
DJ/MC services, lighting, and event production for weddings, corporate events, concerts, and private parties throughout the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles County.
iPix 360
Top-tier photo booth experiences: from traditional booths to 360 Video Photo Booths for weddings, corporate events, and private parties across LA, Ventura, and Orange County.
At the Table With Us
ICON CDC
A community development corporation committed to economic empowerment, housing, and workforce development in underserved communities across the San Fernando Valley.
LiUNA Local 300
Laborers' International Union of North America Local 300, representing construction and trade workers throughout Los Angeles County, fighting for fair wages and safe conditions.
Pueblo y Salud, Inc.
Building healthier Latino communities through education, advocacy, and prevention programs across the San Fernando Valley since 1986.
Public Relation Strategies
A strategic communications firm specializing in public relations, media outreach, and community engagement for mission-driven organizations.
San Fernando Odd Fellows
A fraternal organization rooted in community service, mutual aid, and social good — serving the San Fernando Valley for generations.
Comision Femenil of the San Fernando Valley
An all-volunteer nonprofit advocating for the advancement of Latinas through leadership development, civic engagement, and community service in the San Fernando Valley.
Perez-Pacheco Consulting, Inc.
A consulting firm providing government relations, strategic planning, resource development, and advocacy services to nonprofits and community-focused organizations.
Hermandad Mexicana Nacional
A civil rights organization dedicated to serving the Mexican and Latino communities through immigration services, education, and advocacy across the United States.
Assembly Member Celeste Rodriguez
Representing the 43rd Assembly District, Celeste Rodriguez champions immigrant communities, economic stability, housing, and climate action. Raised in the Northeast San Fernando Valley by immigrant parents, she has dedicated her career to lifting families out of poverty and fighting for justice in Sacramento.
Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians
The Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians is the federally recognized tribe indigenous to the upper Santa Clara River Valley and surrounding mountains of the northwestern San Fernando Valley and beyond.
In the Program
Assurance Learning Academy / Learn 4 Life
An innovative network of non-traditional public charter schools providing personalized, student-centered education to help every learner thrive on their own path — free of charge.
Aszkenazy Development Inc.
A real estate development company committed to building quality communities and commercial spaces throughout California.
SEIU USWW
Service Employees International Union, United Service Workers West — representing over 45,000 property service workers across California fighting for dignity and justice.
MEND — Meet Each Need with Dignity
One of the largest nonprofit organizations in the San Fernando Valley, providing food, clothing, healthcare, and support to over 32,000 vulnerable residents every year.
Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez
Representing the 7th Council District of Los Angeles since 2017, Monica Rodriguez serves the communities of Sylmar, Mission Hills, Pacoima, Sunland-Tujunga, Lake View Terrace, and beyond — advocating for public safety, infrastructure, and quality of life across the northeast San Fernando Valley.
Our Sponsors
Thank you to the organizations and community partners who made this evening possible. All proceeds from Warriors for Justice 2026 benefit the Ambassadors Youth Leadership Program and the Annual March for Justice.
Creating Impact Together
El Proyecto del Barrio
A community-based organization serving the San Fernando Valley with comprehensive health, housing, and social services for underserved Latino communities.
IBEW Local 11
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 11, representing over 12,500 electricians across Los Angeles and advocating for workers' rights and community investment.
San Fernando Community Health Center
A Federally Qualified Health Center providing accessible, quality healthcare to the San Fernando Valley community, with a focus on underserved and low-income families.
El Nido Family Centers
Strengthening families across the San Fernando Valley through early childhood education, mental health services, and family support programs since 1924.
California Music Group
DJ/MC services, lighting, and event production for weddings, corporate events, concerts, and private parties throughout the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles County.
iPix 360
Top-tier photo booth experiences: from traditional booths to 360 Video Photo Booths for weddings, corporate events, and private parties across LA, Ventura, and Orange County.
At the Table With Us
ICON CDC
A community development corporation committed to economic empowerment, housing, and workforce development in underserved communities across the San Fernando Valley.
LiUNA Local 300
Laborers' International Union of North America Local 300, representing construction and trade workers throughout Los Angeles County, fighting for fair wages and safe conditions.
Pueblo y Salud, Inc.
Building healthier Latino communities through education, advocacy, and prevention programs across the San Fernando Valley since 1986.
Public Relation Strategies
A strategic communications firm specializing in public relations, media outreach, and community engagement for mission-driven organizations.
San Fernando Odd Fellows
A fraternal organization rooted in community service, mutual aid, and social good — serving the San Fernando Valley for generations.
Comision Femenil of the San Fernando Valley
An all-volunteer nonprofit advocating for the advancement of Latinas through leadership development, civic engagement, and community service in the San Fernando Valley.
Perez-Pacheco Consulting, Inc.
A consulting firm providing government relations, strategic planning, resource development, and advocacy services to nonprofits and community-focused organizations.
Hermandad Mexicana Nacional
A civil rights organization dedicated to serving the Mexican and Latino communities through immigration services, education, and advocacy across the United States.
Assembly Member Celeste Rodriguez
Representing the 43rd Assembly District, Celeste Rodriguez champions immigrant communities, economic stability, housing, and climate action. Raised in the Northeast San Fernando Valley by immigrant parents, she has dedicated her career to lifting families out of poverty and fighting for justice in Sacramento.
Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians
The Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians is the federally recognized tribe indigenous to the upper Santa Clara River Valley and surrounding mountains of the northwestern San Fernando Valley and beyond.
In the Program
Assurance Learning Academy / Learn 4 Life
An innovative network of non-traditional public charter schools providing personalized, student-centered education to help every learner thrive on their own path — free of charge.
Aszkenazy Development Inc.
A real estate development company committed to building quality communities and commercial spaces throughout California.
SEIU USWW
Service Employees International Union, United Service Workers West — representing over 45,000 property service workers across California fighting for dignity and justice.
MEND — Meet Each Need with Dignity
One of the largest nonprofit organizations in the San Fernando Valley, providing food, clothing, healthcare, and support to over 32,000 vulnerable residents every year.
Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez
Representing the 7th Council District of Los Angeles since 2017, Monica Rodriguez serves the communities of Sylmar, Mission Hills, Pacoima, Sunland-Tujunga, Lake View Terrace, and beyond — advocating for public safety, infrastructure, and quality of life across the northeast San Fernando Valley.
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