North Torrance Home Owners Association.

Suzuki lived near Cal State L.Prior to coming to Cal Poly Pomona.

and social justice work began early in his career.Suzuki raised more than $110 million to help fund more than $200 million in new construction projects on campus.It was a natural evolution of their relationship.

his three children and his grandchildren.and the founding of the International Polytechnic High School (iPoly).

When the elder Uesugi died in 2016.

said that while Suzuki received many awards and accolades from national and local organizations.had a dream that families of the temple and community would have a place where their children could grow and learn and be well taken care of while making friends and learning social skills.

Many alumni still keep in touch with friends they made at Lumbini even decades later.Lumbini has reimplemented several programs that were lost because of the pandemic and they are happy to be able to offer these extra forms of enrichment for the students again.

We are located at the Higashi Honganji Buddhist Temple in Little Tokyo and open year-round Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.the current Rinban Noriaki Ito.