GMCC Updates
A glance back at 2023…
Major highlights:
– Served 309 unhoused individuals with hot showers, prepared meals, hygiene supplies, computer access, and case management
– Helped 274 food shelves raise $11.2 and 6.2 million pounds of food during the 42nd annual March Campaign
– Engaged 58 young people in Summer Genius Labs, a no-cost, five-week, Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm summer camp that provided 200 hours of out-of-school learning
– Served 71 parents and youth with 31 hours of engaging, skill-building Saturday STEM curriculum and lessons on how to best support your children emotionally, socially, and academically
– Supported over 150 individuals with culturally-specific peer recovery coaching
– Distributed 3,546 hot meals and 2,615 bags of food to our neighbors in need
– Offered 40 hours of tutoring and homework help for youth grades 1-12
– Provided 40 hours of open computer lab and digital navigation support for community members
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We are currently in our strategic planning process.
If you haven’t provided it already, we would love your input.
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“See you next Friday!”
This is a farewell we are accustomed to hearing. On Fridays, we open our facility to our unhoused neighbors to provide respite from the outdoors and a variety of services: hot showers, hygiene supplies, case management, winter gear, computer access, and a hot meal. But people don’t just show up because they are hungry or could use a shower. We have built a community here, and that camaraderie is palpable.