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2026 Bring Back the Beach Gala

2026 Bring Back the Beach Gala

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Thu, Sep 24
5:00 PM to 10:00 PM

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One of 4 upcoming events at Heal the Bay Aquarium, and 640 across Los Angeles.

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THURSDAY | SEPTEMBER 24, 2026 JONATHAN CLUB | SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA SPONSOR RECEPTION + EARLY ACCESS @ 5PM | GENERAL ADMISSION @ 6PM Purchase Tickets Become a Sponsor Every Beach Deserves to Come Back. A few years ago, the beach at the Santa Monica Pier reappeared on our annual Beach Report Card as one of the most polluted in the state. At Heal the Bay, we believe a day at the beach should not make anyone sick, that’s why we’re on a mission to clean up our home beach and we’re celebrating that mission right here on the sand. Millions of people visit the Santa Monica Pier and its beach every year. Most visitors don’t know they are swimming at the most bacteria-impacted beach in California. Heal the Bay has been grading this beach, and nearly every beach in California, for decades. Beyond just tracking the problems, we are leading the scientific work to solve them. Our scientists have been out in the water collecting data to find the source of bacteria so we can stop it. Together with the City of Santa Monica, we’re leading the Santa Monica Pier Task Force: a first-of-its-kind collaborative bringing together government agencies, scientists, businesses, and community members to advance real, lasting solutions at this beach and creating a model to spread far beyond this one beach. The Bring Back the Beach Gala is a celebration of our mission and our commitment to see it through. Join Us as a Sponsor! The Bring Back the Beach Gala brings together 750+ community leaders, scientists, advocates, and changemakers for an evening worthy of the mission. Expect a curated dinner, creative cocktails, live and silent auctions, mission experiences, and meaningful connection with the Pacific Ocean as your backdrop at the historic Jonathan Club in Santa Monica. Experience Highlights: Exclusive Sponsor Reception, including early access for our sponsors Live & Silent Auctions featuring curated experiences and items Mission experiences and activations celebrating Heal the Bayʼs science and impact Step-and-repeat and table branding for premier sponsors Unique brand activation and partnership opportunities throughout the event Tribute Book with sponsor recognition 750+ community leaders, advocates, and business changemakers Be Part of the Solution. Become a Sponsor. Gala Sponsorship places your brand alongside one of Los Angelesʼ most respected environmental organizations – in front of 750+ decision-makers, advocates, and community leaders. Tiers include early access to the exclusive Sponsor Reception, reserved parking, activation elements, and year-round recognition. Join us on the sand to celebrate the mission and fund what comes next! The Beach at the Santa Monica Pier deserves clean water. The community that swims here, plays here, and depends on this coastline deserves better. Heal the Bay is doing the work. Help us reach our fundraising goal of $1.25 million to support our mission of science, education, advocacy, and action. If you have any questions, please email us at BBB@healthebay.org.

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