The East Palo Alto community organization and bike shop offers student apprenticeships, bike racing, and so much more.
The nonprofit provides tutoring, mentoring, counseling, and skill development opportunities to teens and young adults
Live in Peace shows that deep community roots and a family-style approach can support young people facing economic insecurity and unequal access to opportunity.
It didn't take long for Heather Starnes-Logwood to realize that the pandemic was going to change everything for Live In Peace, the East Palo Alto non-profit she directs.
Nonprofit's Gap-Year Project helps students set and achieve their next life goals
The “First of the Month” campaign aims to raise money to help families cover rent during the pandemic.
Who gets to stay? How will our communities change?
Live in Peace is a nonprofit in East Palo Alto dedicated to help at-risk youth succeed in school, but COVID-19 has challenged the group to help in a new way with the "First of the Month" campaign.
One Bay Area nonprofit, Live In Peace, sent around a survey in March asking members of its community what they were most concerned about.
#FirstOfTheMonth officially launches today with a $2 million fund goal after surpassing its initial goal of $1 million thanks to local nonprofits, small donors and tech leaders.
Tech giant brings bike repair contractors out to community market
The new repair and custom bike shop is a teaching tool, its organizers say
The bikes are everywhere.
Live in Peace programs help at-risk students enter college, find training for high-paying jobs
Palo Alto Weekly’s Annual Reception Welcomes Donors and Recipients
Live In Peace student Angela Langi
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Students with Amazing Goals helps struggling youth succeed in school and beyond.