fiscal year ending June 30, 2022
Children under 18 made up 42% of those benefiting from Crisis Assistance Ministry services.
Nearly 91 cents of every dollar donated directly supports programs supporting our neighbors in need.
For over 40 years, Crisis Assistance Ministry has been here to meet families’ most basic needs addressing challenges brought by the community’s explosive growth and economic transition.
By keeping families in their homes with utilities flowing, we prevent homelessness for those who are housing insecure.
By providing clothing, shoes, household items, furniture, beds, and appliances free-of-charge, customers can divert limited financial resources towards essential bills.
By empowering customers to set personal goals and address the factors that contributed to their financial crisis, through regular meetings with a caseworker, families get on a path to economic mobility.
By educating the community about the realities of poverty and lack of economic mobility, we put a face on the problem, serving as a voice for those served.
Your generosity enabled families in need to receive $5,033,899 in emergency housing assistance.