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Scott Crawford is a community leader, activist, businessperson and actor. A Chicago native, Scott Crawford came to Los Angeles more than twenty five years ago to continue his successful acting career. After settling in Silver Lake, Scott soon turned his attention to community service and activism. Crawford joined the Silver Lake Neighborhood Council Governing Board for Region 1 and became an advisor to Make Music Los Angeles,
the Silver Lake Jubilee and the Sunset Free Clinic. Mr. Crawford also served as a member and author of the bi-laws of the governing board for the Greater Griffith Park Neighborhood Council. Committed to expanding cultural opportunities for all, Scott Crawford founded "Theater Partners in Residence” with the City of LA Recreation and Parks Department. The program allowed 99-seat theatres to use park space for rehearsals and performances in exchange for
teaching classes For his work in mentoring students who participated in the Cleveland Media Academy at Grover Cleveland High School in Los Angeles, the academy named their media award, "The Scottie'' in his honor. For seventeen years was Artistic Director of Dillon Street Players and two of their original works have been published..

Scott’s love of architecture made him seek the presidency of the Friends of Hollyhock House from 2000 to 2006. During that period, Scott helped raise $17 million for Phase One of the restoration project. He was instrumental in having the historic home declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and America's Landmark. He served as Co-Chair of Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy Conference in 2005 and also founded Archifest (A celebration of Los Angeles
Architecture). Scott founded and helped write the bi-laws of the Barnsdall Art Park Foundation, served as Vice President for three years and also served as Vice President of Friends of Hollyhock House. 

Scott has volunteered for a variety of Los Angeles organizations including the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art. The Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Center, AIDS Project Los Angeles, The Theatre of Hope for Abused Women also rewarded him with the Outreach Program Award.. Last year, Scott was named “Citizen Of The Year” by the Lions Club of Los Angeles.President Obama honored Scott by appointing him to serve on the Selective Service Board in 2015, on which he still serves. Then in 2016, Mayor Garcetti appointed him Commissioner on the El Pueblo de Los Angeles Commission and he served two years.

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