PB Sundays is a teen-led movement connecting housed and unhoused neighbors through food, sport, music, and community — because the next generation isn't waiting.
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From the very beginning — when Daniel and Wyeth Ahearn handed out PB&J sandwiches in their neighborhood with Zach Strauss and Isaac Love — PB Sundays was rooted in friendship, purpose, and love.
What started simply has grown into a movement: grounded in showing up, caring, and giving back — not because we have to, but because we can. PB Sundays empowers youth culture to be the change they want to see.
Read the Full StoryPBS hosts the festivals, runs, and rooms where young LA shows up — six programs, one hub.
PB&J sandwiches handmade and distributed to unhoused neighbors throughout LA. Made with love, delivered in person.
Live performances, community celebration, and shared space for housed and unhoused neighbors across LA.
Skating as community. PBS brings neighbors together at the park — no fences, no barriers, just boards and concrete.
Run it back. PBS basketball tournaments bring out the whole neighborhood — housed, unhoused, everyone's on the court.
Discipline, respect, community. PBS boxing is coming — a space to build confidence alongside neighbors from every background.
Stories by, for, and from LA — showcasing youth filmmakers and amplifying community voices from across the city.
A festival of films by, for, and from the next generation in LA. PBS curates the platform — young filmmakers bring the work.
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We put money directly in the hands of young people building community. Because the next generation of changemakers already has the ideas.
Community activism isn't separate from mental wellness — for teens, it often is mental wellness. Learn how PBS programs build belonging, purpose, and resilience in LA youth.
Your donation funds sandwich runs, community events, and grants for young people driving change in LA. Every dollar goes to work.
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