Posts in After School Programs
Year in Review: Reflections, Milestones, and What’s to Come
Year in Review: Reflections, Milestones, and What’s to Come

On behalf of everyone at CHOC, we extend our heartfelt thanks for helping make this year a success. We deeply appreciate the support of municipalities, construction and finance partners, agencies, fellow nonprofits, and the hundreds of resident families who call our affordable housing communities home. Join us as we reflect on the achievements of the year in this comprehensive recap.

Read More
Affordable Housing, After School Programs, Brand Identity, California, CHOC Services, Community, Community Impact, dolores huerta story, Education, Housing, Joy Silver, Monarch Apartment Homes, Non-Profit, Palm Springs, Placita Dolores Huerta, Real Estate, Real Estate Development, Yolo County, NEWS
CHOC Kicks Off Inaugural Giving Tuesday Campaign in November
CHOC Kicks Off Inaugural Giving Tuesday Campaign in November

Donate to CHOC Impact Resident Services This Giving Tuesday. CHOC’s Community Impact division goes beyond providing housing — we create safe, thriving communities for youth, seniors, and hardworking families. On Giving Tuesday, please consider donating to support the life-changing work that we do with the residents of our affordable housing communities.

Read More
Affordable Housing, After School Programs, California, CHOC Services, Community, Community Impact, community impact, Development, Donation, Engagement, Family, Housing, Literacy, NEWS, Non-ProfitNews
Spotlight | Summer STARS with Dairy Council of CA and United Way Capital Region
Spotlight | Summer STARS with Dairy Council of CA and United Way Capital Region
Affordable Housing, After School Programs, Casa Del Sol, CHOC Services, COVID-19, Education, Family, Health, Non-Profit, Sacramento County, Services, Summer Meals, Summer Stars, United Way, Working Families, Yolo County, NEWSSummer Slide, Summer STARS, Community Housing Opportunities Corporation, Dairy Council of California, United Way Capital Region, Sacramento, Kids, Affordable Housing, Education, Terri Smyth Canillo, CHOC Services