I envision the future for Compton could be outstanding, especially if the funding remains to keep [The Makers Hub] going. Compton can now go on the map for being the first city to have an ongoing resource center for homeowners, and others to help keep Compton beautiful!

The Maker's Hub has already become a much-needed business in the city of Compton. It’s bridging the gap between residents, non-profits, law enforcement and community leaders.

[I envision the future of The Makers Hub as] a bank of resources for people who want to make things to improve the community and to better their lives.

A partnership with The Makers Hub would provide the Golden Block Club with access to tools, resources, and skill-building opportunities, facilitating community engagement, promoting inclusivity, and fostering creativity and innovation for all members.

The collaborative effort [between The Makers Hub and Compton Veterans] makes it possible to connect Veterans, homeless and disabled people to more positive resources available to them throughout LA County.

[Connecting with other makers through The Makers Hub has] been a complete positive experience and inspires me to volunteer and help with other projects.

[A memorable moment from the Repair Clinic was] speaking with the organizer about her vision and purpose for starting The Makers Hub and the positive level of engagement from attendees and facilitators.