Our Programs

Our desired outcome is for individuals to have the resources necessary to meet their basic needs, for parents to understand child development and provide a safe and nurturing environment for themselves and their families, and for individuals to break the cycles of adversity by achieving their optimal potential.

Job Readiness Support

Resume Writing
Dressing for Interviews
Find Local Employers Willing and Ready to Hire

Parent Education & Peer Support

Weekly Parenting Classes
Monthly Training Sessions

Child Care

Help with Finding Affordable and Dependable Child Care

Self-Advocacy Trainings

Empowerment
Counseling as Needed
Mentorship

Financial Literacy

How to Become Self Sufficient After the Year with Giving 365

Children/Teen's Programs

School Gardens

Giving 365's School Gardens Program plants gardens and helps children learn about where their food comes from and the benefits of healthy eating.

Parkridge Elementary Food Pantry

Giving 365 provides 25,000 pounds of much-needed food as well as daily necessities to the families of Parkridge Elementary School in Corona. Parkridge has a poverty rate of over 92% and when asked, their biggest need was food.

Highland Elementary Food Pantry

Giving 365 provides much-needed food as well as daily necessities to the families of Highland Elementary School.

Summer Backpack & School Supply Drive

Giving 365 provides 650 fully supplied backpacks to school children annually.

Thanksgiving Meals

500 local families receive Thanksgiving meal boxes during the holiday.

Holiday Gift Drive

Local children receive presents during the holiday season in December.

One-on-one Mentoring

Giving 365's Mentoring Program for young women 16-21 years old

Currently, our programs are offered to individuals and families in Riverside and San Bernardino counties