Welcome to the Burbank Coordinating Council (BCC)

The Burbank Coordinating Council began in 1933 and is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, volunteer-run service organization dedicated to serving the Burbank community. We work alongside other nonprofit organizations to deliver program opportunities and coordinate service efforts.

Our monthly meetings provide opportunities for other Burbank nonprofit organizations to share upcoming programs and project information. In addition, each meeting features a community leader who speaks to enlighten BCC members on important and interesting topics within the community.

2024–2025 season in review

As Burbank Coordinating Council wraps up another impactful season of service, we reflect on our achievements of the past two seasons with President Anne-Marie Osgood at the helm. BCC accomplishments include:

Providing nearly 600 holiday baskets to families in need
Helping send 50 kids for a week of summer camp, giving them a safe, joyful space to grow and play
Reinvesting in a Chamber of Commerce membership, strengthening our ties to the business community.
Reengaging with the community through a revived, consistent newsletter
Securing a new home at the Little White Chapel, bringing us stability.
Building stronger ties with the leaders of Burbank’s other major nonprofits, creating a more collaborative spirit across the city
Organizing and streamlining our storage, replacing outdated toys and clothing with newer, more appropriate items
Making smart financial moves, including putting our savings into a high-yield account
Upgrading our website and increasing our social media presence, making BCC more visible and accessible

Monthly Association Meetings and Special Guests this Season

From October 2024 to May 2025, BCC has brought in special guest speakers to share information that affects our local families and neighborhoods. Timely and important information was imparted by:

Oct 7 — Tamala Takahashi, Burbank City Council Member

Nov 4 — Cynthia Wagner, College Help Squad and NAF Academies Board Member

Dec 2 — Albert Hernandez, CEO, Home Again LA

Jan 6 — Gavin Cho, Burbank Arts & Education Foundation

Feb 3 — Paul Dutton, LASD CERT Instructor and Program Manager and Professional Emergency Consultant

April 7 — Richard Wilson, Assistant General Manager/Water at Burbank Water and Power

May 5 — Erin Barrows, Lupe Santarriaga, Susie Avetisyan and Lorena Romero, Burbank Parks & Recreation

Learn about BCC meetings at https://www.burbankcc.org/eventsgallery

Looking Ahead

President Anne-Marie Osgood steps down on May 31, 2025, after serving a two-term limit as stated in the organization’s bylaws. While most BCC board positions are filled for the 2025–2026 season, no one has stepped up to lead the organization. Without a president, the future of BCC is uncertain. Currently, BCC is in talks with other Burbank nonprofits to come up with a solution.