All In Coworking: A Hub for Entrepreneurs and Community in Inglewood

In the heart of Inglewood, California, All In Coworking is more than just a shared workspace—it’s a mission-driven community dedicated to fostering entrepreneurship, collaboration, and accessibility. The space was founded by Matthew Newman, an entrepreneur with a background in experiential staffing, to provide local small businesses and entrepreneurs with the resources they need to grow. Its commitment to affordability, community engagement, and deep-rooted connection to Inglewood’s evolving landscape sets All In apart.

A Space Built for Community

Initially envisioned as “3 AM” to represent the relentless drive of entrepreneurs, the name All In was chosen to better reflect its core mission—going all in on supporting local businesses and creators. The space is designed with inclusivity and accessibility in mind, featuring:

• A podcast studio for content creators and storytellers.

• Private offices for businesses seeking a professional setting.

• A kitchen/lounge area for networking and informal collaboration.

• Murals and artwork that showcase Inglewood’s history and culture.

Unlike large corporate coworking chains, All In prioritizes affordability, offering hot desks for $50/month, mailboxes for $25/month, and virtual offices for $75/month. This pricing structure ensures local entrepreneurs, startups, and nonprofits can access professional resources without financial barriers.

Fostering a Thriving Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

Beyond being a physical space, All In actively nurtures a community-oriented environment by connecting its members and supporting local initiatives. As Matthew explains, “We foster community by exposing people to the community that makes up this space.”

From hosting networking events to collaborating with local nonprofits, the space is a vital hub where businesses and creatives can thrive. One recent example is its wildfire relief collection drive, where the coworking community came together to support those affected by the devastating fires in California.

The Future of All In: Nonprofit Expansion

Looking ahead, Matthew envisions transitioning All In into a nonprofit foundation to deepen its impact and better align with its mission. By shifting towards a nonprofit model, All In will be able to expand its reach, provide more resources to underserved communities, and potentially open additional locations to further support entrepreneurs in Inglewood and beyond.

His ultimate goal? To make All In a well-known staple in the community—a place where entrepreneurs can say, “I started my business here.” As he puts it, “I want  All In to continue to be a staple that people know they can go for—the spot that you don’t know is there from the outside, but inside, it’s where businesses are built.”

Final Thoughts

All In Coworking stands out as a beacon of support for Inglewood small businesses, creators, and changemakers. In an era where many coworking spaces have lost their local focus, All In stays true to its grassroots approach, proving that success isn’t just about profits—it’s about community, opportunity, and collective growth. 

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-Sasha