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North SLO County Organizations Co-create Workforce Development Program

October 29, 2024

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North County organizations co-create workforce development program

October 21, 2024

Must! Charities and ECHO launched a Workforce Development Program to provide job training to those in need.

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New workforce kitchen program expands job training for ECHO clients

October 21, 2024

Must! Charities has launched a $403,000 workforce development initiative in partnership with El Camino Homeless Organization (ECHO). The ECHO Workforce Development Kitchen Program aims to provide culinary training and create a sustainable social enterprise venture that will generate revenue and employment opportunities for individuals. The program will focus on critical skills in culinary service and create pathways for future employment while contributing to the local economy.

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Must Charities Launches a $403,000 Progressive Workforce Development Program with El Camino Homeless Organization

October 14, 2024

A collaboration between Must! Charities and El Camino Homeless Organization to empower individuals through comprehensive food service and culinary training while also including a sustainable social enterprise venture.

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Transitional housing project supports sexual assault survivors

August 31, 2024

Project will enhance access to transitional housing and support services for survivors in Northern San Luis Obispo County.

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Must! Charities and Lumina Alliance transform emergency shelter into transitional housing for survivors

August 31, 2024

Initiative in North County to provide long-term support and housing for those escaping sexual assault and intimate partner violence

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Must! Charities Launches an Affordable Transitional Housing Project for Sexual Assault and Intimate Partner Violence Survivors

August 26, 2024

A collaboration between Must! Charities and Lumina Alliance providing hope through affordable transitional housing, advocacy, healing and wrap-around services in a safe environment for sexual assault and intimate partner violence survivors and their families.

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Must! Charities Raises Over $2.3 Million at Wine Industry Party with a Purpose

August 16, 2024

Wine and business industry leaders gather with friends and like-minded philanthropists from across the nation to invest in the Greater Paso Robles Wine Region.

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Charity golf tournament raises over $150,000

July 1, 2024

The recently held Austin Hope 2024 Charity Golf Tournament raised over $150,000, providing significant support for local nonprofit Must Charities. Hosted by Austin Hope and Hope Family Wines, the event brought the community together for a day of golf, fun, and philanthropy.

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Tom “Tommy” Thompson 1952-2024

May 28, 2024

Tom “Tommy” Thompson 1952-2024 was a larger than life lover of all things community and a very much admired member of the Must! Charities family. This beautiful obituary fits him to a T. Cheers Tommy!

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Must! Charities organization launches pilot leadership program to help nonprofit leaders and aid community

May 9, 2024

Must! Charities, a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering communities and fostering positive change, is proud to announce the launch of the Must! Charities Leadership Alliance. This innovative initiative aims to provide in-depth professional and personal development to local nonprofit leaders, thereby enhancing their leadership skills and fostering collaboration within the community.

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Nonprofit celebrates 12 years, welcomes new board members

April 6, 2024

Local nonprofit Must! Charities celebrates its 12th anniversary while welcoming two new members, Lori Bickel and Maeve Pesquera, to its executive board.

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Wine company announces local applicants of new Brighter Future Initiative

January 8, 2024

An investment with Must! Charities to strategically support and invest back into the hearts, hands, and minds of the greater Paso Robles community.

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