ABOUT
Empowering the Community: At CPO, our work goes beyond traditional support.
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We strive to inspire, educate, and empower individuals of all backgrounds, regardless of their starting point in life.
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We assist our neighbors in meeting their basic needs such as food, shelter and clothing.
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Through collaborative efforts, educational resources, and accessible services, we strive to bridge the gaps that stand in the way of a brighter future for those who need it most.
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We nurture the potential within each individual to create a stronger, more resilient community where all members have the opportunity to thrive.
Our Mission
Our Vision
Provide community-based services that empower our at-risk neighbors to navigate life's challenges with confidence, competence and dignity.
We envision a future where our neighbors possess the tools and knowledge required to not just survive, but to thrive, ensuring that everyone can live a life filled with purpose, self-reliance and pride.
Values
Compassion - Treat each neighbor with compassion.
Accountability - Be effective stewards of our financial,
community and social environments.
Respect - Respect our neighbors in a spirit of
honesty and compassion.
Empower - Empower neighbors and each other to
be successful.
Goals
Our goal is to provide collaborative programs and skill-building opportunities to uplift our community's most vulnerable members.
Kayla's Story
"My life could look very differently than it does. I was a young 18-year-old kid who had been living on her own since 16, hopping from one friends couch to the other and even living in my car.
I felt like a young adult with a very limited future. Now I'm a Wife, a Mother, and a career woman. Small acts of kindness played a big role in who I am today. It wasn’t always easy. I had to do the work myself and dig deep to learn to believe in myself and make sacrifices, but it was worth it. I just needed someone to believe in me." (Read the rest of the story.)
~Kayla
Faith is taking the first step even when you don't see the whole staircase.
~ Martin Luther King Jr.
