Tag: Central Coast

Why I Invest in FCNI’s Kids through MM4K

by
Jay Turner, Mountainbrook Church Care Pastor
April, 17, 2019 -

When sharing why I have been so invested and involved in Miracle Miles for Kids every year for the past twelve years, I have to go back to why I worked at Family Care Network for a season.

Fabrics Talk: The Story of Two Quilters

by
Jessica Ray, FCNI Staff
February, 13, 2019 -

We love our creative community! As most of us know, the Central Coast seems to be a breeding ground for innovative people of all types to create a variety of local businesses which make living here even more wonderful than it already is. We have amazing local restaurants, wineries, breweries, distilleries, jewelers, painters, sculptures, bakers, screenprinters, farmers, graphic designers, landscapers, photographers, film makers, musicians...this list could really go on and on for pages.

Come Together

by
Jim Roberts, Founder and CEO
January, 2, 2019

Let me be blunt, the Family Care Network needs you! We call ourselves “Family Care Network” because that is what, and who we are--a Network of all kinds of people, agencies and organizations working together to improve the lives of children, youth and families in a variety of ways. The bottom line: we offer an opportunity for everyone to contribute to improving the quality of life on our Central Coast.

Rustic Intimate Santa Margarita Vow Renewal Benefiting Family Care Network

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Guest Blogger: Makela Sparrow | The Wedding Standard
September, 10, 2018 -

Smiles, tears, and cheers filled the air at Nick and Jessica's vow renewal. A collection of San Luis Obispo Wedding Vendors came to together to create for the couple their dream day. Oyster Ridge, a Santa Margarita wedding venue, was the perfect location to renew their vows after 8 years of marriage. Amber from Karson Butler Event's designed the couples rustic barn wedding, while Cameron Ingalls and Roman Howell Films captured the day.   

Combating Back-to-School Anxiety

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Makayla DuBois and Patrick Harlan, FCNI Rehabilitation Specialists
August, 21, 2018 -

We all know that the Back-to-School anxiety is a real thing, so some of our Rehabilitation Specialist staff who work one-on-one with our youth and families, as well as in the classroom with kids, put together some pointers on how to make this transition as smooth as possible!

 

Here are some of Makayla’s suggestions:

Visit the school BEFORE the first day!

Hands that Help Heal

a Volunteer Experience
by
Jessica Ray, FCNI staff
April, 26, 2018 -

Being located on the Central Coast of California certainly has some great perks. As we all know, we’ve got beautiful beaches, pretty perfect weather, and amazing wine and local cuisine, just to name a few. But by far, our area’s greatest perk is the strong community-spirit that pervades San Luis Obispo County. We here at FCNI see this spirit demonstrated time and time again.

Dear MM4K Participants....

by
Amber S
April, 17, 2018

Dear MM4K Participants....

This Saturday, April 21st, you will join close to 3000 community members with our staff and families to walk, run, volunteer and celebrate at our 15th Annual Miracle Miles for Kids event. MM4K is always a cause for much preparation, energy and joy at FCNI. To see so many of you, our community, coming together to pour support into our children, youth and families served through our programs is equal parts humbling and inspiring.

Fifteen Years of Miracles

MM4K Turns 15
by
Candace Miller, FCNI Staff
January, 23, 2018 -
Miracle Miles for Kids 2017

On April 21st, we will be hosting our 15th annual Miracle Miles for Kids. It will be a time to celebrate as a community and to look back on how this amazing 10k started, and the impact it has had on the most vulnerable children and families on the Central Coast.

A Mentor Spotlight

Ana and Pearl
by
Jessica Ray, FCNI Staff
January, 16, 2018 -

Mentor relationship aren’t just made, they’re cultivated through shared experiences, earned trust and genuine care. We always appreciate the compassion and patience our Mentors show towards their developing mentor relationships, as it makes all the difference in showing our kids that each one of them is important and unique.

Finding Home

A Story of Survival and Community
by
Jessica Ray, FCNI Staff
December, 12, 2017 -

Hurricane Harvey in August 2017 went down on record as being the wettest tropical cyclone and costliest natural disaster in the history of the United States. A huge portion of this devastation took place in Houston Texas, where thousands of families were instantly displaced from their homes due to extreme flooding, losing everything they owned. One such family was the Bowden family. Timothy and Jazmin and their two young daughters Vanessa and Liliana had no idea what was coming their way as they prepared to weather the incoming storm.

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