Thank you to our incredibly generous community for helping to raise over $65,000 for our replacement truck! With the help of over 140 local individuals and businesses, we will soon have the truck we need to continue fighting hunger in our community.
Melissa came to our shelter badly bruised after fleeing for the safety of herself and her three young children. Less than a year later, Melissa has found peace and hope in her family's future ...
We provide weekly confidential Domestic Violence Support Group and Classes for those who are or were in an abusive relationship, encouraging personal growth and healing in all areas of life. Learn more on our website or contact Raquel at (760) 753-2919 x 1504 or rgarber@crcncc.org to sign up.
Host a What's for Dinner Food Drive
Homelessness and hunger don't take a break during the summer. Help provide essentials like pasta sauce, oil and more to our neighbors in need.
Join us at Chipotle for a fundraiser in support of CRC! Show this flyer or tell the cashier you're supporting CRC and 33% of the proceeds from your purchase will be donated back to our organization.
CRC is open for visitors!
Join us for a tour of our Food & Nutrition Center and learn more about how you can get involved!
Wells Fargo Foundation in support of Holiday Baskets & Homelessness Prevention
Supporters over $5,000
Ella & Han Helders
Sam & Dianne Kernell
Join Art N Soul this Saturday
Thank you to our partners at Art N Soul on 101, who recently hosted a CRC information table during Taste of EncinitasC! Art N Soul is celebrating their 11th Anniversary Party this Saturday, August 25 from 5 - 8 pm at 633 S. Coast Hwy Encinitas. Proceeds will benefit another CRC partner, the Rancho Coastal Humane Society. Learn more ›
Save Energy at Home this Summer
A message from our partners at SDG&E: Here are some tips to reduce your energy use during the warmer months – without sacrificing your family’s comfort.
Tilt blinds up and close drapes on windows that receive direct sunlight.
Open windows in the evening to let cooler air in when safe.
Run your ceiling fan while your A/C is on; this will allow you to raise your thermostat about 4 degrees while maintaining the same level of comfort.
Enable “power management” on all computers and turn off when not in use.
Wash clothes in cold water. About 90 percent of the energy used in a clothes washer goes to water heating.
Postpone using heat-producing appliances like the oven, dishwasher and clothes dryer after 9 p.m.
On hot afternoons, consider leaving home, and going someplace cool like the shopping mall, movie theater or library.
Check out SDG&E’s one-minute video tips for more energy-saving ideas on cooling, weatherization, refrigerators, home electronics, indoor/outdoor lighting and pools.
