The Paul Weston Center hosted Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and members of the community as part of a "Million Trees LA" community event. The event was in collaboration with Girl Scout Althea Gaffney's Gold Award Project and the City of Los Angeles. "Million Trees LA" is the Mayor's initiative to plant one million trees in the City of Los Angeles over the next several years. Residents of Woodland Hills and surrounding areas visited the Paul Weston Center to adopt new trees for their homes and learn more about how trees help the environment and recycling opportunities. Althea, the Weston Cub Scout Pack, and Boy and Girl Scouts from the San Fernando Valley planted trees along Winnetka Avenue, in front of the center, as well as the lawn of the center. While planting trees, Mayor Villaraigosa discussed Los Angeles' waste production and its impact on the environment. He encouraged recycling and planting new trees as ways to contribute to making Los Angeles an even better place to live, now and in the future.

The Paul Weston Center recently launched its Cub Scout Pack (#88) as part of its inclusion program that brings children with disabilities together with their non-disabled peers. Under the direction of Scoutmaster Jesus Aviles, the 14-member Pack meets on Saturdays at the Weston Center for regular meetings.