Central California Family Crisis

Our Story

Founded in 1977 by Mary Baker and a dedicated group of citizens, Central California Family Crisis began as a response to the urgent needs of the homeless population in Porterville. Initially providing emergency shelter, food, and clothing, the organization quickly recognized that many individuals seeking help were victims of domestic violence. In the early 1980s, funds were raised to purchase a three-bedroom home, allowing the organization to shelter up to 80 victims annually. As the demand for services grew, so did the commitment to expand facilities and resources.

Our Impact

Today, Central California Family Crisis serves over 800 victims of domestic violence and homelessness each year, offering essential services such as counseling, legal advocacy, and art therapy. Your support is crucial in providing these life-changing resources.

Why Donate?

Your contributions empower survivors and their children, helping to create a safer community for all. Every donation makes a difference.

Get Involved

Join the fight against domestic violence and homelessness. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to help transform lives and support those in need. Together, we can make a lasting impact!