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Thank You MTJR Inc.!
We are so grateful for our strong partnership we have with the City of Anaheim- Municipal Government. Together, we've supported Anaheim's families throughout the pandemic. Thank you Anaheim City Council Member Steve Faessel for delivering critical PPE gear for our...
Thank You to the OC Community Resilience Fund!
Thank you to the OC Community Resilience Fund for granting the Orange County Conservation Corps with an award of $25,000. We received these funds in recognition of our service to our community during the COVID-19 pandemic. With the OC Community Resilience Fund Award,...
Second Harvest Food Bank Weekly Drive-Thru Distribution at the Honda Center
Families in need throughout the region utilize this Weekly Drive-Thru Food Bank hosted in partnership by Second Harvest Food Bank and the City of Anaheim. Our Corpsmembers assist this distribution through warehouse support and traffic/safety control. To date,...
Vineyard Anaheim’s Drive-Thru Pantry
We assisted Vineyard Anaheim at their food distribution event on May 11. Each week, their mobile pantry distributes over 125 food packages to local families in need. Residents can receive fresh fruits and vegetables, among other staple items to help them get through...
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Anaheim-Cypress and The Rise Foundation Weekly Food Distribution
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Anaheim-Cypress Weekly Food Distribution in partnership with The Rise Foundation and the City of AnaheimOur Corpsmembers were called to assist the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Anaheim-Cypress at their bi-weekly food distribution...
Proud to Support the Second Harvest Foodbank and the City of Anaheim
On April 18, our Corpsmembers were called to support the Second Harvest Food Bank Weekly Drive-Thru Food Bank and the City of Anaheim at their weekly food distribution event at the Honda Center. More than 6,000 families received critically needed food and supplies. We...
Project Update: Lake Forest Aliso Creek Watershed Restoration
Orange County Conservation Corps crews just finished improving a segment of Aliso Creek in the City of Lake Forest. OCCC crews removed debris and over 5.5 acres of non-native/invasive species from the watershed. The removal of these invasive species will provide...
Meet Our Corpsmember – Kyle Haas
Kyle Haas found himself at a crossroads in his life in 2018. Facing a year left on his sentence, he was given a choice - stay in prison and finish out his sentence or join Orange County Conservation Corps. Kyle chose to start his journey at OCCC, a choice he believes...
What is Adopt A Channel?
It is so important to keep our waterways clean.Our Corpsmembers were called to assist the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Anaheim-Cypress at their bi-weekly food distribution event by packaging and delivering food to the cars of 200 local Anaheim families. This...