Strategic Actions for a Just Economy (SAJE) is hosting its fourth annual fundraising gala, LA for Everybody: The Big 30, on Thursday, April 16, 2026.
This year's theme celebrates thirty years of SAJE and key partners amplifying working-class voices to advance housing justice, equitable land use, and climate solutions in Los Angeles. Join us for a celebratory evening of drinks, dinner, and time to connect with other economic justice staff, organizations, and leaders in Los Angeles.
HONOREES
Hadsell Stormer Renick & Dai LLP is a nationally recognized California civil rights and employment law firm with more than 30 years of experience fighting for workers and communities harmed by discrimination, wage theft, and corporate misconduct. The firm has secured landmark verdicts and settlements through high-impact individual and class action litigation advancing workplace fairness and human rights. Randy Renick, a partner at the firm, is a seasoned litigator specializing in complex employment, civil rights, wage & hour, and antitrust cases, and is widely recognized for his leadership and commitment to justice.
Karen Mack
Executive Director & Founder, LA Commons
Karen Mack founded LA Commons over 25 years ago based on a vision of communities where everyone has access and freedom to express themselves and the ability to tap into the power that creativity provides. The South LA–based nonprofit works in neighborhoods across the city, implementing artistic programs that foster interaction, dialogue and collaboration. They play a unique role as a facilitator of local engagement in arts and culture as well as in other important issues like health, transportation and education, to name a few, giving residents and particularly young people, a voice and an onramp to making positive change.
Photo courtesy of LA Commons.
Liberty Hill Foundation is a laboratory for social change philanthropy. The organization leverages the power of community organizers, donor activists, and allies to advance social justice through strategic investment in grants, leadership training, and campaigns.
Over the past five decades, organizing and advocacy powered by Liberty Hill has changed national policies, launched social change movements, transformed neighborhoods, and nurtured hundreds of community leaders who respond to the experience of injustice by fighting for their rights.
Liberty Hill understands that the work of social justice is a marathon, not a sprint. They remain committed to the efforts of those who came before us and fought to advance the social justice movements we are still advocating for today.
EMCEE
Sachin Medhekar
Director of Housing & Homelessness Prevention,
City Council District 13
Sponsorship Packages
VISIONARY
$25,000
12 tickets
Logo featured on step and repeat backdrop
Name listed in program and on gala slideshow
Recognition in remarks during the program
Name on invitation
Logo on gala website
Movement Builder
$15,000
10 tickets
After party Sponsor
Name listed in program and on gala slideshow
Recognition in remarks during the program
Logo on gala website
Changemaker
$10,000
8 tickets
Signature cocktail or bar sponsor opportunity
Name listed in program and on gala slideshow
Recognition in remarks during the program
Logo on gala website
champion
$5,000
5 tickets
Name listed in program and on gala slideshow
Logo on gala website
campaigner
$2,500
4 tickets
Name listed in program and on gala slideshow
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organizer
$1,000
2 tickets
Name listed in program and on gala slideshow
activist
$550
1 ticket
Name listed in program
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: When is LA for Everybody?
Thursday, April 16, 2026. The reception will begin at 6:00 p.m., followed by a dinner and program at 7:00 p.m. The event will conclude at 10:00 p.m.
Q: Where is LA for Everybody?
The event will be at Seventh/Place in the Los Angeles Arts District. The address is 802 Mateo Street, Los Angeles, CA, 90021.
Q: What is the dress code for attendees?
Dress will be business formal or cocktail attire.
Q: Should attendees wear masks?
Masks are not required, but if you prefer to wear one, please do! We’ll have extras on hand if you need one. Please do not attend the event if you are not feeling well.
Q: Does Seventh/Place have parking?
The venue offers valet parking, and there is street parking on adjacent blocks. We’ve highlighted street parking in yellow on the map below.
Q: How will I know where to sit?
The registration table will be located at the entrance to Seventh/Place, just before you reach the patio. Please bring ID to check in under your first and last name at the registration table and to receive your table card. Please allow 20 minutes for valet/parking and check-in.
Q: What if I need to send someone to the gala in my place?
Please have your guest check in under the original ticket holder’s name.
Q. How do I order a vegan/vegetarian meal?
Let your server know you would like a vegan/vegetarian meal.
Q: Are kids allowed?
Yes, children are welcome! Please note that each guest, including children, will need a ticket, as seating is arranged per plate.
FYI: The gala will include alcohol service and dancing.
For more information, contact Maya Donnelly, Development Associate, at MDonnelly@SAJE.net