Bridging the gap from remote learning to the return to in-classroom learning is an unprecedented challenge right now, and bringing together our volunteers, employees, and cohorts, MPTF’s Engagement team led by Director Fredda Johnson is proud to join the coalition...
At MPTF, “Creativity is ageless” is more than a motto; it’s a way of life.
It was a cause for celebration that August, 2021 marked the 30th anniversary of the Samuel Goldwyn Foundation Children’s Center. This warm and inviting environment in West Los Angeles, operated on behalf of MPTF by Bright Horizons, is for children of industry...
Allison Smartt, IATSE International Representative and a member of the MPTF NextGen Board, knows all about the enduring need to look out for each other.
Part of the MPTF family for 32 years, Marcia Braunstein is our Estate & Planned Gift Fund Specialist who helps plan a legacy for your family and your charitable needs.
For 100 years, our Hollywood friends have discovered their personal paths to MPTF. One special case is Lori Weintraub, who first visited the Motion Picture Home campus as a child with her father, legendary producer Sy Weintraub. Lori’s distinguished career evolved...
For the MPTF campus, the safety of its residents and staff has long been held as a sacred duty. Safety got a little more complicated on March 9th, 2020, when new Covid-19 protocols were added to the line of duty: health questions, a temperature check, and for those...
MPTF’s Social Isolation Impact Project and its Director, Maureen Feldman, were honored by the Los Angeles Alliance for Community Health and Aging’s Innovation Committee with its first leadership award.
Promoted to Director of Recreational Services in 2021, Wilson Wong started working for MPTF nearly 14 years ago. “I wanted to do something fun that also made a difference,” he says when describing what drew him to the profession and MPTF. Wilson illustrates the...
Jennifer Jorge was first introduced to MPTF as an intern with the Geriatric Social Work Education Consortium (GSWEC) 16 years ago.
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