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Create a BREATHE LA PSA. You might win $1K.

Southern California film students are invited to submit 30- or 60-second PSAs for BREATHE LA to compete for cash prizes. The length (30- or 60-seconds) is the film maker’s choice.

O24U

BREATHE LA O24U program is an environmental educational program provided to children ages 8-14 years, in after school care in air pollution impacted areas of Los Angeles County. 024U program curriculum topics include

Asthma Lung Power is BREATHE LA Asthma Management Program

Asthma Lung PowerAsthma Lung Power is BREATHE LA Asthma Management Program provided to school children in day camp settings in Los Angeles County.
Materials are available in five languages:
English
Armenian
Chinese
Korean
Spanish

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Asthma Risk Linked to Pregnancy Stress

Pregnant women under severe stress may provide their children an unwelcome legacy. Thier children may be more prone to asthma and allergies. In a recent study, pregnant moms appeared more sensitive to allergens when under high levels of stress, paving the way for their unborn children to inherit those characteristics.

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Resources to Survive Summer Allergies

These are some current resources to help ease or prevent the onset of summer allergies.

Fathers Day fun! BREATHE LA Day at Los Angeles Avengers Arena Football

The Los Angeles Avengers present
BREATHE LA DAY

Los Angeles Avengers vs. Kansas City Brigade
Fathers Day Special Benefits BREATHE LA

Saturday, June 14 - 3:30 PM
STAPLES Center

Bring Dad!! Bring your friends, family, and groups out to STAPLES Center for exciting, fast-paced Avengers Football. Cheer on your Los Angeles
Avengers as they take on the Kansas City Brigade.

Tickets start at $20!

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Volunteer Opportunity: BREATHE LA Charity Skydive Jump

Jump: April 26th

Raise: $500 (minimum per jumper)

Benefit: BREATHE LA (O24U, "For Kids Who Care About Clean Air") after school environmental education program, serving low income, inner city youth ages 8 – 14 in highly impacted air pollution areas of LA county.

Receive:

A personalized website for easy, online, paperless donation collection;

A Fundraising Coach;

Fundraising Incentives for amounts raised over minimum;

and of course…A TANDEM SKYDIVE!

BREATHE LA Volunteer Opportunties for April 2008

Thank you for your interest in BREATHE LA's upcoming volunteer activities for April 2008!

BREATHE LA Booth at Governor's "Kids Fitness Challenge" January 26 at Rose Bowl

January 26, 2008                                       

 

Fun Recycling Activity for Kids at BREATHE LA Booth
Kids Fitness Challenge at Rose Bowl Jan. 26th

BREATHE LA Booth at Kids Fitness Challenge at  Rose Bowl, Jan. 26thfeatures fun hands-on learning activity for kids and families.

The activity is adapted from BREATHE LA Environmental Education Program for youth, O24U.

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  • Colorful T-shirt Giveaways
  • Recycle Activity
  • Fun
  • Prizes
  • Fun for Kids of all ages! Families!

Visit BREATHE LA Booth (Booth # 33) 
at Kids Fitness Challenge at Rose Bowl Jan. 26th

 

 ...you'll recognize BREATHE LA staff...with BLUE HAIR!!

BREATHE LA is dedicated to clean air and lung health in Los Angeles County. 

What is BREATHE LA doing to make that possible?

BREATHE LA works to advocate for clean air in Los Angeles county, and to raise awareness around clean air and lung health issues. Remember, the human body can go for days without food or water, but only moments without air. BREATHE LA O24U Environmental Education program for  youth provides school children with hands-on learning experiences that promote clean air!

  

CONTACT: Julia 323-935-8050 x233 /818-489-8790 jrobinsonshimizu@breathela.org

BREATHE LA promotes clean air and healthy lungs through research, education and technology.  BREATHE LA improves the lives of those with lung disease and breathing-related conditions; increases awareness of causes and treatments for lung-related diseases and conditions and is a partner in the battle for smoke-free environments and overall cleaner air in Los Angeles County.                                                                                     

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