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Jul
18

Shining to Success: Our Nonprofit's SmartPress Spotlight


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We are thrilled to announce that our nonprofit, CFLC, has been featured on Smart Press! Smart Press is a printing company that offers custom printing services to businesses and nonprofits. In their recent blog post titled "Business Printing: 7 Ways Ink Can Boost Your Biz," they highlighted CFLC's annual report as a vital marketing tool that has helped us secure funding and strengthen partnerships within our community.


As CFLC's development coordinator, Zach Bell, pointed out, "Our annual report is a vital part of our strategy to strengthen current partnerships and acquire new donors in our community." The report, designed with the help of CFLC's social media and marketing specialist Karen Ca...


May
19

Testimonials: Real Stories of Impact and Growth through Summer Camps


Every year California Family Life Center aims to go above and beyond for children, youth, and families in our programs. What does that practically look like throughout the year?

We call this the full CFLC treatment. When you are a CFLC kid you are part of our family. Through private donations and your generosity, our Chaplaincy program provides extra love and support via:


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Mar
29

CFLC & Mt. San Jacinto College Art Gallery Presents...


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The Eclipse Project - Flight


Reception: April 3 – April 20, 2023


Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Thursday, 10 - 4pm


MSJC Art Gallery:


1499 N. State St. Building 1400
San Jacinto, CA 92583
www.msjc.eddu/artgallery
Jknuth@msjc.edu



The MSJC Art Gallery, California Family Life Center and Worth Visual Arts are pleased to present a.r.t.e.r.y.ʼs 2023 The Eclipse Project – Flight exhibit. This exhibition marks the eighteenth collaboration with California Family Life Center, a.r.t.e.r.y, and Worth Visual Arts. This year’s exhibition is made up of hundreds of images of birds in flight. The artists created and carved birds symbolizing the moment in life when they felt the feeling of flight and
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Feb
15

Bikes provide independence to youth


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Lasrra Parks is 19 years old and is gaining work experience at a legal office. But there is a dilemma, although she is trying to move forward in her career path, unreliable transportation is standing in her way. The obvious solution seems to be to get a vehicle but with limited finances, there is no hope of that. Thankfully her career navigator at CFLC, Amy P. noticed this problem; soon after CFLC purchased a bike to donate to her.


The bike provides her with safety and reliability to work, school, and around the community. CFLC helps youth who are facing critical life challenges such as those who are low-income, high school drop-outs, and any other unique situation that has left them vulnera...

Feb
07

Helping Foster Children Feel Loved during Valentine's Day


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As we all know Valentine's is the day we show our appreciation and love to our friends, family, or significant other. Do you remember the excitement waiting for a Valentine's card? Sadly, not everyone is able to experience this since they are forgotten during this time of year.


The Assistant Principal, from Calvary Murrieta Christian School encouraged their students to handcraft Valentine's Day letters for foster kids, all of CFLC's girls in the youth homes, and SafeCare families.


Calvary kids created more than 70 cards. Each is unique with bible verses reminding the recipient that they are special & loved.


This is a great way to bring the community together. Thank you Calvary!






Dec
08

CFLC Under Construction


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As our nonprofit grows every year, our need for more room is a must. Our Resource Family Agency location is in need of an updated office to fit the needs of our employees and the families we serve. Thankfully our Youthbuild youth came to the rescue to use their construction skills to remodel the space. Construction teacher, Tim Garcia, is guiding youths to build a visitation room, Resource Family Agency office, and walls to provide privacy between employees and families. Youth are not only getting hands-on experience but are also getting paid as they learn. Youthbuild is a program for young adults ages 16-24 who want to earn an education, job training, certifications in Logistics or Constru...


Nov
18

Old Navy Helping the Local Community


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Old Navy Employees are encouraged to learn and connect with their local community by supporting charities that make a difference. Cecelia, (Middle) manager at Old Navy in the Promenade Temecula mall and employees donated a thanksgiving basket for a local family in need. CFLC Development Coordinator and Chaplain, Zach Bell (Left) had the pleasure of picking up the donation while he was dropping off a box for CFLC’s Giving Tree toy donation program.

Since 1988, CFLC has partnered with local businesses, like Old Navy, across Riverside County to host a toy drive for hundreds of children and youth in CFLC programs. “Our goal is to ensure that every child and family in our program fe...


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