I love this city. If I didn’t live here I don’t know what I’d do. I give back by working on the Boulevard and Parks Design projects.

I am very grateful to be able to live in the Actors Fund building in West Hollywood. I know this will be my home forever.

As a Planning commission volunteer, I helped to implement the Pedestrian Village concept. Residents of our city want to walk places.

Living in West Hollywood has been a blessing for me. There are many services for Russians and wonderful support for seniors as well.

Because of funding support from WeHo, I am able to help transgender women and men find economic stability.

At 94, I am still enjoying going out and about. The City’s transportation programs help to make this happen.

Living in WeHo affordable housing has changed my life. I use a wheelchair and when I open my front door, I can go out on my own.

West Hollywood is small, manageable, and progressive. I know we will pioneer ways to successfully age in place.

This City has movie houses, theaters, culture, and the best library in the county. Everything you need is around here.

As a lesbian, feminist, and AIDS activists, my life has been one of engagement. WeHo provides the environment where you can get involved.

I love the walkability of West Hollywood where I can meet people and talk about City issues.