Become a Lake FRC Ambassador!
On average it takes $1.50 a day to provide one client daily services. Imagine how many lives can be impacted donating $20 or more a month?
By committing to a reoccurring donation, you'll be directly impacting the lives of your neighbors, friends, coworkers, local youth, senior citizens and countless individuals that make up YOUR community.
Becoming a Lake Family Resource Center (LakeFRC) Ambassador means you are becoming an active member of the Lake FRC team and will receive a branding and awareness packet. This will include quotes from our staff, awareness calendar, mission, values, principles and social channels.
Being a Lake FRC Ambassador will open up opportunity for you to connect directly with our agency as we develop and research the needs in our community, but even greater is being able to be part of a team that changes not only lives, but entire communities.
Lake FRC provides services in Child & Youth Development, Health & Wellness, Family & Community Education, Family & Community Violence prevention, intervention & Treatment and the Lakeport Senior Center.
Help Strengthen Your Community Today!
A message from Lake Family Resource Center's Executive Director:
Like you, we at Lake Family Resource Center (Lake FRC) are passionate about Lake County and our community members succeeding in life. Your donated dollars go right back into our community—to the people you know and love—making a difference one family at a time. Our focus areas include: child abuse prevention, intervention and treatment; sexual assault; domestic violence support; housing stability; human trafficking; early childhood development; teen pregnancy prevention; healthy relationship education and outreach; teen parenting services; behavioral health; and community support groups.
Our administrative rate is a mere 8%. This means 92 cents of every dollar you contribute goes to support programs and services that have a direct and positive impact on children and families in our own community. An efficient organization dedicated to the well-being of its community members is important in every county, but it is especially vital here because of the reality we know all too well—Lake is the poorest county in California. And we have among the poorest health outcomes of any county in the state. According to a 2019 report by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Lake County is ranked 58 out of 58 counties for length of life, and 51 out of 58 for outcomes that include kids graduating from high school and children living in povertyPlease give a gift today as generous as you can to support the life-changing work of Lake FRC.
Together we strengthen our community one family at a time! Thank you for your generosity and support.
With deep gratitude,
Lisa Morrow
Executive Director