Donate to Hollywoodland Legacy Fund
Some of our projects that the Hollywoodland Legacy Fund can allocate bequests/donations to include:
The purchase of a License Plate Recognition cameras to capture and digitalize images from license plates.
Fire and Crime
Restoration of any of the granite walls, stairs or entrance gates
Funding for restoration of the bridle trails in the Hollywoodland Gifted Park open space/ Griffith Park.
Plantings in the public spaces throughout Hollywoodland
Allocation of funds to specific legal actions that would preserve the integrity, history and safety of the residential area of Hollywoodland
All donations are earmarked for community projects and will be held separately until a project is ready for development. Donors will be apprised of projects as they are developed and approved.
Donate online below
OR
Make your check payable to
Hollywoodland Homeowners Association 2700 N. Beachwood Drive, Los Angeles, CA. 90068.
Memo: Donation to the Hollywoodland Legacy Fund
Indicate what projects your generous donation will support:
The purchase of License Plate Recognition cameras to capture and digitalize images from license plates.
Fire and Safety.
Restoration of any of the granite walls, stairs or entrance gates.
Funding for restoration of the bridle trails in the Hollywoodland Gifted Park open space/ Griffith Park.
Plantings in the public spaces throughout Hollywoodland.
Allocation of funds to specific legal actions that would preserve the integrity, history and safety of the residential area of Hollywoodland.
The HHA has 501c4 status and donations are not tax deductible, however if donations go through wills or trusts they generally will not be subject to taxes. In 2025, federal estate tax generally applies to assets over $13.99 million.*
Straight donations can not be considered tax deductible.*
NOTE: Hollywoodland Homeowners Association and our affiliates do not provide tax, legal or accounting advice. This material has been prepared for informational purposes only, and is not intended to provide, and should not be relied on for, tax, legal or accounting advice. You should consult your own tax, legal and accounting advisors before engaging in any transaction.
Some of our projects that the Hollywoodland Legacy Fund can allocate bequests/donations to include:
The purchase of a License Plate Recognition cameras to capture and digitalize images from license plates.
Fire and Crime
Restoration of any of the granite walls, stairs or entrance gates
Funding for restoration of the bridle trails in the Hollywoodland Gifted Park open space/ Griffith Park.
Plantings in the public spaces throughout Hollywoodland
Allocation of funds to specific legal actions that would preserve the integrity, history and safety of the residential area of Hollywoodland
All donations are earmarked for community projects and will be held separately until a project is ready for development. Donors will be apprised of projects as they are developed and approved.
Donate online below
OR
Make your check payable to
Hollywoodland Homeowners Association 2700 N. Beachwood Drive, Los Angeles, CA. 90068.
Memo: Donation to the Hollywoodland Legacy Fund
Indicate what projects your generous donation will support:
The purchase of License Plate Recognition cameras to capture and digitalize images from license plates.
Fire and Safety.
Restoration of any of the granite walls, stairs or entrance gates.
Funding for restoration of the bridle trails in the Hollywoodland Gifted Park open space/ Griffith Park.
Plantings in the public spaces throughout Hollywoodland.
Allocation of funds to specific legal actions that would preserve the integrity, history and safety of the residential area of Hollywoodland.
The HHA has 501c4 status and donations are not tax deductible, however if donations go through wills or trusts they generally will not be subject to taxes. In 2025, federal estate tax generally applies to assets over $13.99 million.*
Straight donations can not be considered tax deductible.*
NOTE: Hollywoodland Homeowners Association and our affiliates do not provide tax, legal or accounting advice. This material has been prepared for informational purposes only, and is not intended to provide, and should not be relied on for, tax, legal or accounting advice. You should consult your own tax, legal and accounting advisors before engaging in any transaction.
Some of our projects that the Hollywoodland Legacy Fund can allocate bequests/donations to include:
The purchase of a License Plate Recognition cameras to capture and digitalize images from license plates.
Fire and Crime
Restoration of any of the granite walls, stairs or entrance gates
Funding for restoration of the bridle trails in the Hollywoodland Gifted Park open space/ Griffith Park.
Plantings in the public spaces throughout Hollywoodland
Allocation of funds to specific legal actions that would preserve the integrity, history and safety of the residential area of Hollywoodland
All donations are earmarked for community projects and will be held separately until a project is ready for development. Donors will be apprised of projects as they are developed and approved.
Donate online below
OR
Make your check payable to
Hollywoodland Homeowners Association 2700 N. Beachwood Drive, Los Angeles, CA. 90068.
Memo: Donation to the Hollywoodland Legacy Fund
Indicate what projects your generous donation will support:
The purchase of License Plate Recognition cameras to capture and digitalize images from license plates.
Fire and Safety.
Restoration of any of the granite walls, stairs or entrance gates.
Funding for restoration of the bridle trails in the Hollywoodland Gifted Park open space/ Griffith Park.
Plantings in the public spaces throughout Hollywoodland.
Allocation of funds to specific legal actions that would preserve the integrity, history and safety of the residential area of Hollywoodland.
The HHA has 501c4 status and donations are not tax deductible, however if donations go through wills or trusts they generally will not be subject to taxes. In 2025, federal estate tax generally applies to assets over $13.99 million.*
Straight donations can not be considered tax deductible.*
NOTE: Hollywoodland Homeowners Association and our affiliates do not provide tax, legal or accounting advice. This material has been prepared for informational purposes only, and is not intended to provide, and should not be relied on for, tax, legal or accounting advice. You should consult your own tax, legal and accounting advisors before engaging in any transaction.