Social Services Success Stories |
Thanks to the guidance of their case managers, your support, and their personal determination these CRC program participants, highlighted in the Meet Your Unhoused Neighbor series, have made great progress.
If you have rental property or a room for rent, please contact us at
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William smoothly transitioned into a new housing opportunity in Downtown San Diego. He feels happier in his new home and is getting to meet his neighbors. His overall health and sustaining his housing remain priorities.
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Christine and her family moved into an apartment in San Marcos. As they have settled into their new home, this family is now focused on saving towards a new vehicle as their commute to work is longer.
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Matthew continues to be a hard worker. He is now offering his barbering skills on base at Camp Pendleton. He is waiting to hear back from an apartment community in Oceanside regarding a move-in date.
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CRC is Powered by Volunteers! |
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To CRC's Incredible Volunteers ... Thank You |
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As National Volunteer Appreciation Week comes around, it is the perfect time to celebrate and thank the incredible volunteers at Community Resource Center. Without volunteers like you, the organization would not be able to accomplish all that it does.
As we emerge from the pandemic and journey through a period of economic inflation, your ...
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Thank you for supporting the CRC Tea & Auction! |
With the amazing support of several donors who provided matching gifts, we raised over $158,000!
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Thank you to everyone who gave so generously, who attended the Tea, who
engaged in our raffle and silent auctions ... you are helping your neighbors in
need create paths to healthy food, stable homes and safe relationships.
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Hear how the Food & Nutrition Center Impacted Ted's Journey
Upcoming Tour Dates:
April 26th (Wednesday) 3:30 PM
May 23rd (Tuesday) 3:30 PM
Please pre-register as space is limited!
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Sexual Assault & Dating Violence Awareness Event for Teens
Date: Wednesday, April 26, 5–7 PM
Location: One Safe Place, San Marcos
Questions? Email: LCanseco@crcncc.org
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Get Ready for the
Stamp Out Hunger Postal Food Drive!
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Saturday, May 13th
Letter carriers see too many hungry people as they deliver the mail. So every 2nd Saturday in May, letter carriers collect non-perishable food donations and give them to organizations like CRC.
Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive is simple. Just leave a nonperishable food donation in a bag by your mailbox on Saturday, May 13. Your letter carrier will do the rest.
CRC receives food donated to the Solana Beach and Encinitas Post Offices.
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It Takes a Village ... of CRC Partners |
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We are grateful for the generous support received
from these partners in March:
- State of California Victims Compensation Board – Trauma Recovery Center
- US Department of Housing and Urban Development Continuum of Care Domestic Violence Bonus Rapid Rehousing Renewal
- US Department of Housing and Urban Development Continuum of Care Rapid Rehousing Renewal
- Matson 2023
- John and Elizabeth Leonard Family Foundation
- Jill and Darrell Shrader Philanthropic Fund
- The Katherine D. White and Sons Fund
- Graham Charitable Fund at Coastal Community Foundation
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Funding from our partners supports CRC’s mission to help our neighbors create
paths to healthy food, stable homes and safe relationships.
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North Coast Aquatic-NCA Swim These awesome kids hosted a coin drive and raffle to raise funds to help people in our community create new paths to healthy food, stable housing and safe relationships.
Way to go team!
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Encinitas Starbucks Gives
Encinitas' El Camino Real Starbucks donated to CRC through their Neighborhood Grant Program.
(from Left, Crystal Thomas, Starbucks, Tiffany, Karen and Kimberly, CRC Social Services)
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In past newsletters, we highlighted some of the individuals who have made generous campaign gifts to help us achieve over 56% of our $10.5 million campaign goal.
Our community’s generosity shows up from a variety of sources - individuals, businesses, and private foundations - and we are delighted to share our appreciation for the David C. Copley Foundation, for their campaign gift of $250,000.
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CRC’s relationship with The David C. Copley Foundation began in 2016 with financial support of our programs and services.
The David C. Copley Foundation (formerly known as the Helen K. and James S. Copley Foundation) began in 1953 as The Copley Foundation. David C. Copley, the son of Helen K. and James S. Copley, was a businessman and philanthropist, born and raised in San Diego. He passed away in 2012 and his family’s legacy lives on with independent directors whose mission is to continue the Copley Family legacy working ceaselessly to support those in need with empathy and kindness.
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“The David C. Copley Foundation
is proud to support Community Resource Center’s One Heart Capital Campaign. CRC has provided invaluable services to domestic violence victims and the unhoused
for many years and they have clearly outgrown their current space which
is also in need of significant upgrades and improvements.
The new space will allow CRC to expand critical services so they can increase the number of people served while providing a more private setting to this vulnerable population.”
- Kimberly Koch, Chief Operating Officer
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If you’d like to learn more about CRC’s capital campaign and how you, your business or foundation can support our shared vision for a new campus, please visit the campaign website or send an email to OneHeart@crcncc.org.
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The Food & Nutrition Center is busier than ever. With costs rising in every sector many people are experiencing food insecurity. Proteins have been in short supply. If you can, please donate!
Click below for a list of items most needed:
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Your donations and purchases help people in our community experiencing domestic violence, hunger and homelessness.
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CRC is Hiring!
Referrals are always appreciated ... Please share!
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Domestic Violence Hotline: (877) 633-1112
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