Join Univera and members of the community for a fun run/walk Saturday, October 14! Proceeds from this event benefit CRH kids. Register individually or as a group — or sign up for a sponsorship — at www.americanriver5k.com!
Thanks to everyone who participated, sponsored, organized and attended the 15th Annual Legislative All-Star Softball Game benefiting CRH: You made a difference for kids!
“Looking back on our time at CRH, for the first time in [me and my sister's] lives we felt truly safe. The staff helped us feel accepted and secure. Most importantly, we were living without fear and just having fun as kids again.”
The holidays are fast approaching — here are three ways you can help the kids at CRH this holiday season.
1. Give the gift of vital services and items. Kids need toys and games and holiday cheer, but they also need programs and services that heal. Help provide our children and youth with life-changing gifts of services like play therapy, independent living skills, and family reunification counseling.
Download our full holiday wishlist, or request display tags for your home or office by submitting the form below.
Enter the CRH office of David Goldstein, and you’ll always hear music playing. It’s not just any music; it’s the Grateful Dead: the eclectic 1960s band known for its warm worldview and welcoming fan culture.
But the Dead is more than music to David’s ears – the band’s inclusive vision reflects a big-picture philosophy that has informed David’s decades of service to children, including his 39 years as Lead Social Worker at the Children’s Receiving Home of Sacramento.
On World Gratitude Day and every day, we are so grateful for the wonderful support of our generous community. Check out some quotes from recent donors, and share your own story about why supporting CRH kids is important to you.
“CRH helped us as children; thanks so much for the opportunity for us to give back.”
“I used your web site to turn a bunch of my tangled old jewelry into treasure for the kids!”
