Helping People
Help Themselves
Serving in the area west of 99, Highway City and the Central Unified School District.
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The TurnaroundWe were fortunate enough to record a former homeless man's story yesterday. He talked about being in prison, being homeless to finding faith. John now works at the Highway City Thrift store to build his life back up. His story is eye opening and very honest. He has really turned his life around. A documentary by Cook films: Jeffrey Cook with Jim Jakobs (Save Shaw Ave) |
"I go to the Afterschool program, and I was able to do the research and print the pictures and information for my missions project there. I got an "A" on my project and in that class!" Luis @ SMP Highway City Community Development partners with Central Unified for many endeavors- one of the best is working side by side with the Rotary Interact Club students- who help monthly with our Food Distributions and events.
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"The people at HCTS are very friendly people. They brought me in with open arms. They gave me a chance when no one else would". Eddie
Highway City Thrift has changed my life in so many ways. I had trouble finding a job because of a lack of experience. I have learned so many things, and it is opening a lot of doors for me." Merary "Working with the kids is such a positive experience. If we didn't have these programs, I don't think there would really be anyone there to help with homework, or even for the kids to just have someone to talk to." Haley - Program Director Highway City Community Development
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