Celebrate Gundo Pride 2025
Celebrate Pride in El Segundo: Join Us for the 2025 Pride Walk & Picnic!
El Segundo is coming together once again to celebrate love, inclusion, and community at our annual Pride Walk and Picnic! Whether you're a returning participant or joining for the first time, we invite you to be part of this joyful and meaningful event.
Event Details:
Location: Recreation Park, El Segundo
10:00 AM – Meet at the Fire Circle
10:30 AM – Pride Walk through downtown El Segundo
11:00 AM – Pride Picnic at Recreation Park
What to Expect:
This family-friendly event is designed to bring people together in celebration of diversity and belonging. After the walk, stay for a lively picnic featuring:
Live music
Food and beverages
Lawn games and outdoor fun
Collaborative art projects
Kid-friendly activities like coloring and temporary tattoos
Everyone is welcome — including children and furry friends!
As this event continues to grow, our goal remains the same: to make El Segundo a place where everyone feels seen, supported, and at home. Pride is not just a celebration — it's a commitment to building a more inclusive community, together.
We hope to see you there!
ESPD Neighborhood Watch Meeting at Park Vista
Cadman Cares values our senior affordable housing tenants in El Segundo and we thank the El Segundo Police Department for working with us on this important preventative measure of keeping crime out of El Segundo.
We look forward to seeing you in the Park Vista rec room on Thursday, June 26th at 9 am. Donuts & coffee will be served while topics such as theft by deception, common phishing scams, and the latest crime trends are discussed.
Thank you!
Project CASK
Project CASK is a 501(c)3 nonprofit on a mission to find a treatment and cure for CASK Gene Disorders- a rare and debilitating disease with less than 300 cases globally.
For the 2024 holiday season, our team at Cadman Group has chosen to support Project CASK as a recipient of our Cadman Cares program! Although you might not have heard of CASK Gene disorders, it sure hits close to home with us. Local residents of El Segundo, Megan Weber and her husband Andrew, had their first child in 2021 who was diagnosed with CASK shortly after her first birthday. With such little data coupled with a small community to lean on, the couple started on their rare and unique parenting journey to their child filled with many ups and downs.
Their daughter Olivia (affectionately known as Liv, Livvy, or “Monkey”) suffers from epilepsy they have been unable to control, hypertonia, hypotonia, microcephaly, auditory neuropathy, and non-verbalism amongst other symptoms.
At the time of her diagnosis, Olivia’s parents were told she had a 20%-25% chance of ever being able to walk, and very small chance of being able to speak. However, Liv refuses to let her diagnosis define her as the beautiful girl she is! She attends therapy 5 days a week and works harder than anyone they know. She has a smile that lights up a room and a cackle that will make your heart burst!
While there is no known cure for CASK at this time, there is still hope. Project CASK recently awarded its first grant to fund Gene Replacement Therapy for children impacted by CASK. With an initial $375,000 grant and an additional $1.8M needed to continue this study, every donation makes a difference for the future of those with CASK disease.
For more information or if you would like to learn more about how you can support the cause, visit https://www.projectcask.org/ today.