Giving
Die West Central Gemeenskapsentrum dien as 'n baken van hoop vir diegene wat die lewensverrykende dienste soek wat ons bevoorreg is om te lewer. Ons deure is oop vir enigiemand wat hulp nodig het, selfs al is die behoefte 'n verligting van die somerhitte of die winterkoue. Ons is in staat om hierdie gemeenskap te dien as gevolg van die vrygewigheid van baie befondsingsvennote, insluitend talle individuele skenkers. Die behoefte aan befondsing is egter voortdurend en ons nooi jou uit om in die gesondheid van ons gemeenskap te belê deur in ons Sentrum te belê.
Supportive Services
$38
Provides a full day in the Life Skills Center for one participant.
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$40
Provides a field trip to bowling.
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$775
Provides one month of Life Skills Center attendance for one participant.
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$1,000
Provides maintenance for the vehicles we use to transport clients.​​​
Youth Development
$25
Provides 80 snacks for kids.​​​​​​
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$120
Provides one year of wrestling registration for one kid.​
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$400
Provides one field trip for 24 kids.​
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$850
Provides one month of snacks for all kids.
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$5,000
Provides one summer of field trips for all kids.​​
Marissa's Lids for Kids
Our goal is to decrease the number and severity of head injuries associated with riding bicycles. Along with a free helmets, Marissa’s Lids for Kids provides education materials and proper helmet fitting assistance to ensure children use their helmets appropriately and understand their importance.​​​
Billy Harris Scholarship
The Billy Harris Youth Sports Scholarship Fund provides underprivileged children access to sports and sporting equipment so that every child has an opportunity to compete and play. ​​
Billy Harris was a Canadian pitcher in Major League Baseball who played for the Brooklyn and the Los Angeles Dodgers teams and was inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in St. Marys, Ontario in 2008. Harris was a long-time resident of Kennewick, Washington, where he owned the popular tavern Billy's Bullpen for many years. Billy passed in May of 2011 and the Billy Harris Youth Sports Scholarship Fund was created in his memory by his son Rick to help children in distressed communities gain access to sports and sporting equipment.