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YEARS
Welcome to the Burbank Coordinating Council
"We are the best kept secret in Burbank"
Burbank Coordinating Council began in 1933 and is a 501(c)3 not for profit service organization.It is solely developed by volunteers to serve the Burbank community.
WHAT DOES THE COUNCIL DO?
MEETINGS
Meetings are held the 1st Monday of every month from Oct - May. From 12 - 1:30 PM on ZOOM.
Recording Access Passcode: ii8*?HVB
MEMBERS
Members include service clubs, other non-profit organizations, churches and synagogues, studios, scout troops, PTA, PTSAs, Burbank Unified School District, City of Burbank and departments, local businesses, and of course any interested individuals and families.
With your help and interest, we will continue for many years to come!
RECENT UPDATES
BURBANK COORDINATING COUNCIL MEETING
May 3, 2021 @ 12:00PM on ZOOM
Join ZoomMeeting, click on the button below:
Meeting ID: 824 1822 5599 Passcode: 635288 One tap mobile
Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kEQ
Special Guest: Burbank Vice Mayor Jess Talamantes
will be installing the new Board for the 2021 / 2022 BCC year. Please join us to say thank you to the current Board and welcome the new Board.
For more info. call
Janet Diel - 818-216-9377 with questions and
Doris Palmer - 818-842-6361 to RSVP
Information about Camperships and Service Projects too!
Everyone welcome!
Burbank Coordinating Council is here to Help!
Even during these difficult times our organization will help to find you the assistance needed, if you contact us!
ATTENTION:
1. Many church groups and youth groups are working to make lovely greeting cards which are being
distributed to local nursing homes, where residents, are not allowed visitors. If you would like to make
and donate cards, call us.
2. Write out your experience with COVID…. These stories will become part of our city history, and earn
service learning hours too. BCC.HolidayBaskets@gmail.com
3. We are working on masks for Holiday Baskets. Material, elastic and patterns available. We need folks to
sew!
4. Virtual camps are still available for after school or holiday weeks. Contact us at
BCC.Camper@gmail.com
Please consider donating to the Holiday Basket Program throughout the year. Since 1946 we’ve served 2400 people annually. We need your help! If you or your family are on free or reduced price lunches, go to our website and find the form online. Download, fill it out and email , or mail it to BCC, PO Box 10126, Burbank, CA 91510.
STAY WELL EVERYONE!
PROGRAMS
Of the many programs and organizations that had their beginning with Burbank Coordinating Council we have retained only two:
CAMPERSHIPS
In 1936, with a starter fund from the Burbank Noon Kiwanis, we began the Summer Camp Program. This program allows children of lower income a week at summer resident or day-camp. Annually we send 100 to camps.
HOLIDAY BASKETS
In 1946, in coordination with The Bureau of Public Assistance, the Christmas Basket Program was created. In 1996 the name was changed to “Holiday Basket Pro-gram” We coordinate with Churches, PTAs, Studios, Individuals, Businesses, Clubs, City Offices Family Service Agency, and BTAC to provide Holiday Baskets of food and toys to low income families with school age children. We have served over 2600 people annually.