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APCH's music studio has produced a new CD called The Social Awareness Project. The CD was written and produced entirely at APCH and features both members and staff. The CD serves to reinforce positive ethics and values in "rap" culture.

Please join us at our October 11, 2008 shopping extravaganza!!! Tickets are $20 and include: exclusive discounts, goodie bag, lunch and entertainment. There are over $40,000 in prizes. 100% of ticket sales go directly to several charitable organizations. For more information: contact: Wendy@APCH.org

APCH receives $50000 grant from the Ralph M Parsons Foundation.

John Hope Bryant and his wife Sheila from Operation Hope visited APCH on Saturday September 20,2008. The Bryants are being honored by APCH at our November Gala.

On September 19,2008 APCH held it's monthly teen night but with a special surprise. Several student volunteers from the Westside of Los Angeles, donated designer clothing and held a fashion show and give away. The event was a huge success and our kids appreciate all of it.

A Place Called Home receives $50,000 grant. APCH was chosen based on the impact our programs will have on improving educational opportunities for 6th through 12th grade students. The funding will support a wide range of programs including college planning and access, cultural awareness activities, leadership development programs and creative writing workshops.

Los Angels Mayor Antonio Villariagosa visited APCH on July 9,2008 to celebrate the opening of the Time Warner Cable Technologhy Center. The Time Warner Cable Technology Center is a fully equipped multi-media center with 18 new computers. All of these computers are connected to the internet through Road Runner high-speed data service, high definition televisions and digital recorders.