TVC is committed to being a good neighbor, investing in our local community, and engaging community stakeholders throughout the planning and entitlement process.
Community
Commitment
Commitment
to Community
Television City, a longtime member of the Beverly/Fairfax District, has pledged $2 million to sponsor and support two initiatives.
REBUILD BEVERLY/FAIRFAX
helping businesses and local organizations heal and rebuild in the wake of COVID-19.
CHANGING LENSES
providing mentorship and job training opportunities in the media industry, partnering with industry leaders to achieve greater diversity and inclusion in the entertainment industry.

Community
Spotlight
TVC takes great pride in actively engaging with the Beverly-Fairfax Community. Following an act of vandalism that forced the closure of a playground at Pan Pacific Park, TVC donated $236,000 to the Los Angeles Parks Foundation for the reconstruction of the play structure. In June 2023, Pan Pacific Park celebrated the reopening of the playground with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Councilwoman Katy Yaroslavsky. The playground now includes several play areas and a dedicated section designed for children under the age of 6.
Community
Voices
“Holocaust Museum LA is honored to have Television City as a valued member of our community and supporter of the Museum’s mission to commemorate those who perished, honor those who survived, provide free Holocaust education, and inspire a more dignified and humane world. Thanks to our partnership, Holocaust Museum LA is working toward a new era of Holocaust education that is innovative, contemporary, and accessible to our growing audience, ensuring more students can learn the important lessons of the Holocaust and how to stand up to hatred, bigotry and antisemitism. We are grateful to Television City for their support and generosity at a time when our mission has become increasingly more critical and the need for thoughtful Holocaust education even greater.”

“At a time when Los Angeles’ students needed something to believe in, Television City answered the call. They have led the charge in mentoring our city’s young people, giving them access and opportunities into an industry that otherwise was seemingly unreachable. There is nothing more beautiful than witnessing a business and their employees caring for their local community, not because they “have to,” but because it matters to them. It’s a part of who they are.”

“The men and women of the Building Trades have the skills required to help shape the next chapter of Television City. Together, we will work to modernize this iconic property so it serves our entertainment industry long into the future,” said Ron Miller, Executive Secretary of the LA/OC Building Trades.”
Ron Miller, LA/OC Building Trades

“The extraordinary support from Television City has substantially made a quality-of-life difference in the economic vitality of the Beverly/Fairfax District. They are an exemplary good neighbor and a community asset — inspiring examples of civic philanthropy.”
Lyn MacEwen Cohen, First-In Fire Foundation

“We are ecstatic and appreciative that Hackman Media will maintain Television City as a studio. This plan would restore economic vitality to our neighborhood while offering new opportunities for surrounding businesses and residents.”
Jacqueline Canter, Canter’s Deli

“Streetlights is so grateful to our most hands-on, involved and multi-faceted partner, Television City! First, they give financial support to Streetlights’ Job Training, Job Placement and Career Advancement program, which provides low-income minority men and women with behind-the-camera career pathways into the Entertainment Industry. They ALSO give us a soundstage and equipment for our training classes, and their Director of Production Training is one of our Industry instructors. The apex of their partnership is helping selected Streetlights graduates become Union Members in Local 33 L.A. Stage Technicians & Projectionists Union. Television City changes the lives of so many young, motivated men and women who would not otherwise have an opportunity to work in the Entertainment Industry, and we look forward to working with them for a long time.”
Adele B. Wilson, Streetlights

“I want to thank Television City for encouraging our young people to dream and imagine. Our tour of the studio was one of the best field trips my students have ever attended and a highlight of the school year. Our students explored sound stages and were shown how to use professional production cameras. We are so grateful to TVC and its amazing staff for hosting my 4th graders and giving our students a glimpse into the workings of a modern studio!”
Alice Ramos, Hancock Park Elementary School

“Throughout this process our goal has been to preserve Television City and ensure its iconic stature and presence along Beverly Boulevard remains while still allowing for change and new, surrounding development. We are grateful to Hackman Capital Partners for not only listening, but working hard with us to achieve a good balance.”
Linda Dishman, President and CEO of the Los Angeles Conservancy
