CRC at the Mamaroneck St. Patrick’s Parade! What an incredible day celebrating community and culture at the St. Patrick’s Parade in Mamaroneck! CRC was proud to participate and walk alongside so many amazing people. It was fantastic to see so many of our clients, friends, and neighbors enjoying the festivities. The energy, the music, and the sea of green made for an unforgettable experience. Thank you to everyone who came out and made this event so special! ??
Community Resource Center
非盈利组织
Mamaroneck，New York 358 位关注者
CRC is a 501 C 3 nonprofit organization dedicated to integrating new immigrants in Westchester County, NY
关于我们
Community Resource Center (formerly Hispanic Resource Center) is a 501 (c)(3) community-based organization founded in 1998 to empower immigrant and low-income families by providing the resources and advocacy to help them become self-reliant and thriving members of the community. Over our 23 years in existence, we have grown from a community initiative and referral organization to one that provides comprehensive direct client services and programs. We provide a myriad of educational programs, case management and referral services and advocate for immigrants and low-income families in need. In the past year, we served nearly 4,000 adults, youth, and children in three primary areas: Case management / social services; Educational programs and workshops; and Worker Center -job placement for men and women seeking employment. Our vision is to help Westchester become a community that embraces diversity and provides opportunities for all of its residents.
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https://www.crcny.org/
Community Resource Center的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 非盈利组织
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Mamaroneck，New York
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 1998
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134 Center Avenue
US，New York ，Mamaroneck，10543
Community Resource Center员工
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? CRC Podcast – Ep. 3: Law Enforcement & Community: Working Together for Change Join us for our third podcast episode as we sit down with Chief Sandra DiRuzza and Lt. P.J. Trujillo to discuss the vital relationship between law enforcement and the community. We’ll explore the importance of trust-building, accessibility, and open communication in fostering a safer, more inclusive environment for all residents. A heartfelt thank you to LMC Media for welcoming us and providing the space to host these meaningful conversations.
? CRC Podcast – Ep. 3: Law Enforcement & Community: Working Together for Change
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A huge thank you to the women legislators of the Board for their Women’s History Month donation drive in support of survivors of domestic violence and homelessness. Legislators Shanae Williams, MBA, Erika Pierce, Nancy Barr, Catherine Parker, and Jewel Williams Johnson, along with their colleagues, delivered essential hygiene products, clothing, and gift cards to the Community Resource Center in Mamaroneck. These generous donations will help CRC’s case management team continue their critical work assisting vulnerable women across Westchester County. The visit concluded with a tour of our new Center, where the legislators saw firsthand the progress being made to expand our services. This initiative reflects our shared commitment to uplifting women and families throughout our community. Thank you for your support! #womensupportingwomen
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This past Saturday, The Sharing Shelf's Spring Teen Boutique had an amazing turnout, with approximately 38 teens—both girls and boys—receiving a week's worth of clothing. The girls especially enjoyed being part of this event. A special shout-out to our interns for their incredible support! The Sharing Shelf is Westchester's Clothing Bank for Children, dedicated to combating clothing insecurity by providing children and teens in need with clothing and basic essentials, empowering them to learn, grow, and reach their full potential. Thank you to The Sharing Shelf for their invaluable partnership in making this event a success! #empoweringteens
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Yesterday, our organizers were in Albany, making sure our voices were heard loud and clear! Our community is speaking out: A $165M investment in immigration legal services is critical to protecting all New Yorkers. Access to legal representation should be a fundamental right—because justice should never depend on income. Let’s keep pushing for a future where every New Yorker has the support they deserve! #CARE4IF
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Learning English never tasted so good! Ms. Hillary took her ESL Conversation class to Frankie & Fanucci’s for a fun night of practicing English while ordering dinner. This special outing allowed students to build confidence, connect, and enjoy a great meal together! A special thank you to Ms. Hillary for making learning practical and memorable. #LearningThroughExperience
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What Does Advocacy Look Like for CRC? Advocacy at CRC means amplifying the voices of our community, fighting for immigrant rights, and pushing for policies that create real change. Recently, we took action by joining a Lobby Day in Albany, where our team and community members met with lawmakers to advocate for crucial policies that support immigrant and worker rights. These moments are powerful—real stories, actual demands, and real impact. ?? Watch the video to see how CRC is making a difference in Albany! Together, we can drive change!
What Does Advocacy Look Like for CRC?
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Podcast Episode #3 Recorded! ? Today, we recorded the third episode of our podcast series with Chief Sandra DiRuzza and Lt. P.J. Trujillo, discussing important topics around community-police relations, trust-building, and accessibility for all residents. Thank you to LMC Media for their partnership and for providing the space to hold these meaningful conversations. Stay tuned for the episode release!
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