2014 Annual Report
Family Promise in New Issue of “Valencia Magazine”
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Box City in the News
Box City was a boom town this weekend as close to 300 participants in the annual cause chose to be homeless for a night, according to event organizers. “We had more people this year than any other year,” said event co-chair and Family Promise board member Gary Choppe. Between 250…
Box City Registration is Open!
Box City raises awareness about the many homeless families in our own community, and raises money to support Family Promise of SCV. Registered participants are required to pay a $25 registration fee and set a goal to raise $100 in pledges and contributions and sleep overnight in a cardboard box…
Dancing With Our Stars
Join us in celebrating a night of local stars burning up the dance floor to support local non-profits! Each vote for Dee Dee is $25, and all proceeds support Family Promise. Vote as many times as you like right here and make this year’s Dancing With Our Stars a night…
Celebrating Our Third Year
We are excited to celebrate OUR great work with you! In 2013 Family Promise of Santa Clarita Valley: Provided 13 families, including 19 minor children, with temporary housing and meals Had an average length of stay of 93 days Had over 12,200 volunteer hours worked Assisted an additional 14 families,…
Opening of Rita’s Frozen Custard to Benefit Family Promise SCV
Please join Family Promise on May 15th at Rita’s Grand Opening event from 10am-9pm where the first 50 guests will be awarded free Italian Ice for a year! In order to qualify for free Italian Ice, customers must bring in bottled water benefiting Family Promise of Santa Clarita Valley.
Family Promise: 2012 in Review
In 2012 Family Promise of Santa Clarita Valley: Provided 16 families, including 28 children, with temporary housing and meals Successfully graduated 12 families (75%) Had an average length of stay of 54.8 days Had over 10,200 volunteer hours worked Received over $7,800 in in-kind Resource Center donations From June 5,…
Homeless Numbers in LA County Increase
A recent article in our local newspaper, The Signal, reported that the number of homeless people living in Los Angeles County has increased by 16% in the last two years. Statistics such as those mentioned in the article emphasize the need to support groups like Family Promise SCV and our…
2013 Annual Report
