We are delighted to honor Atlassian as one of our 2019 Hometown Heroes at our awards breakfast on Thursday, September 12 at the Computer History Museum. Pictured at left – Atlassian employees recently participated in a team-building event to create sculptures from 4,000 cans of food which were then donated to CSA.
DetailsMary is delighted to be selected as one of our three 2019 Hometown Heroes. “There are so many people who form the fabric of our community and make a difference in our daily lives who are struggling to get by. While we are beginning to address the issues of affordable housing, the reality is that progress is slow-going and a little bit at a time. I am so grateful for the work CSA does to support our neighbors in need.”
DetailsResults this year for the Challenge Diabetes Program funded by El Camino Hospital were fantastic! 23% of participants have maintained healthy status this year after starting the program in the diabetic or pre-diabetic ranges several years ago and an additional 21% of participants have moved to the healthy range JUST IN THE PAST 9 MONTHS! We are blown away by the outcomes in this program. To summarize, 44% of people who were previously pre-diabetic or diabetic are currently healthy!
DetailsWe have a unique canned food drive planned for the summer, a time of year when donations are historically low – a social media campaign designed to encourage everyone to bring at least one can of healthy food to their local food pantry.
DetailsWe are delighted to feature Emily Douglas in this week’s #BecauseICare campaign. Emily is Treasurer of the CSA Board of Directors.
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Details“While it can be discouraging seeing the rising number of homeless and daunting trying to provide the best services to a growing number of individuals, our case managers find motivation in keeping a human connection and the dignity of our clients at the center of the work they do each day,” says Brandi.
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