CONTACT
Address: 340 N. Madison Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90004
Phone: (323) 644-2200
Email: path@epath.org
Website: epath.org
Twitter: @pathpartners
Instagram: @pathpartners
Facebook Page: @path.la
Top Executive: Joel John Roberts, CEO
Year Established: 1984
SERVICE AREA
Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, Santa Barbara, San Jose and Sacramento
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Harreld Adams
City Executive (Retired)
Ellen Evans Agee
Capital Group Companies
Terry Bird
Bird Marella Law Firm
Eileen Dardick
Property Owner
Julie Downey
LA City Attorney’s Office (Retired)
Laura Diamond
Attorney and Author
Michael Goldberg
Financial Services (Retired)
Shane Goldsmith
Liberty Hill Foundation
Myrna Hant
Center for the Study of Women at UCLA
Mark Jones
Westwood Presbyterian Church
Kaaren Kurtzman
Compass Real Estate
Sal Mendoza
City National Bank
Donald Morrison
UCLA Anderson School
Marsha Jones Moutrie
City Attorney of Santa Monica
Stanley Schneider
Gursey, Schneider LLP
Julie Summers
Community Activist
Brian Tucker
Attorney, Chaplain, Veteran LA County USC Hospital
Cathy Watts
Community Activist
Lindsay Wiggins
Watson Wyatt
Sayed Ali
Interpreters Unlimited (San Diego)
Ron Fox
Business/Financial Executive (Retired)
Jane Blumenfeld, City Planner (Retired)
Jeff Prang
LA County Assessor
Sharif Atkins
Actor
Terry Pullan
Religious Leader
Dylan Ward
Hayes Commercial Group (Santa Barbara)
Claire West Orr
(Founder), Interiors by Claire West (Ex Officio)
Alison Myers
Megan Insurance Services (Ex Officio)
Mission Statement
To end homelessness for individuals, families, and communities.
Get Involved
DONATE
epath.org/give
VOLUNTEER
epath.org/volunteer
About Us
Founded in 1984, PATH is the largest homeless nonprofit organization working to end homelessness for individuals, families, and communities in California. We do this by building affordable housing and providing supportive services statewide. PATH works in over 150 California cities and serves 20% of the state’s population experiencing homelessness. In the last five years, PATH has helped more than 10,000 people move into permanent housing.
