CRC Blog

On March 31, CRC will observe Farmworkers Day in recognition of the essential contributions farmworkers make to our food systems and communities. This observance reflects our commitment to dignity, equity and inclusion.

Honoring women also means investing in the conditions that help them and their families thrive.

At 78 years old, Sylvia came to CRC seeking support after experiencing abuse and instability. With advocacy, housing support and other services, she began building a safer, more stable future and shared that she now feels “more hopeful, more secure, and brighter about the future.”

Rebecca Nussbaum’s recent recognitions reflect nearly 20 years of service, leadership and care for North County neighbors.

CRC Community Impact Awards 2026 celebrated compassion in action across North County San Diego, honoring local changemakers, partners and community leaders.

Congratulations to our February 2026 Volunteer of the Month!

In every community, there are people who make things better because they decide to. They notice what’s needed. They bring others along. They keep showing up. 

Amelia escaped domestic abuse, leaving everything behind to cross the state to safety. CRC became her steady source of support.

Congratulations to our January 2026 Volunteers of the Month!

Black History Month is a time to celebrate Black history, culture and contributions and to deepen our understanding of the stories that have shaped our communities.

Katrina took courageous steps toward safety and stability. With housing assistance and supportive connections, she secured a home and started rebuilding for her children.

As we recognize Dr. King this month, I invite you to start with one small act and let it grow.