Little Tokyo Nutrition Services (LTNS) Celebrates 50 Years of Service with Special Dinner at LA Hompa Hongwanji Temple on Saturday, October 3 at 5PM

Little Tokyo Nutrition Service 50th Anniversary
Little Tokyo Nutrition Services (LTNS) Celebrates 50 Years of Service with Special Dinner at LA Hompa Hongwanji Temple on Saturday, October 3 at 5PM

Little Tokyo Nutrition Services (LTNS) celebrates 50 years of providing nutrition and supportive services to seniors in Little Tokyo and Boyle Heights with a special anniversary dinner on Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Los Angeles Hompa Hongwanji Buddhist Temple, Social Hall, 815 E. First Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012.

The evening will honor Beverly Ito (CEO/President Keiro), Setsuko Nakama (LTNS Executive Director) and Don Tahara (Caterer/Owner of Far Bar), with a special performance by acclaimed Phantom of the Opera performer Davis Gaines.

Join us for this milestone celebration and help support LTNS as it continues serving seniors and strengthening our community for generations to come.

VIP Table Sponsorships
Platinum Sponsor: $25,000
Diamond Sponsor: $10,000
Gold Sponsor: $5,000
Silver Sponsor: $2,500
Bronze Sponsor: $1,500
Tickets: $125

For more information, visit https://www.ltns.org/50th-anniversary-dinner

Contact (213) 680-9173 or ltseniormeals@gmail.com

Little Tokyo Senior Nutrition Services (formerly known as Koreisha Chushoku Kai) started on April 2, 1976 as a result of concern for the welfare of Little Tokyo senior citizens. Throughout the years, this program has helped participants to keep in touch with one another, promote healthy living and foster a sense of community.

LTSNS serves over one hundred meals a day, five times a week (Monday through Friday) at our lunch site conveniently located next to the Little Tokyo Towers living facility.

While many senior citizens are on fixed or limited incomes, each meal we provide only costs only $3.50.

In addition to lunches served on site, we also provide approximately 80 home-delivered meals to immobilized seniors in the area.