(CLAIR) – The Ventura County Board of Supervisors has issued a resolution recognizing “For The Need Foundation” as Nonprofit of the Year. This honor was initially granted to the foundation through a nomination by California State Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin. Based in Ventura County, “For The Need Foundation” has become one of the fastest growing non-profits…
(A.Spaccarelli/CLAIR) – In a collaborative effort, the For the Need Foundation partnered with Sinaloa Middle School counselors, Anna Malais and Tammy Herzer, to assist students in their preparations for the upcoming school year. The middle school’s orientation, which took place from August 2nd to 4th, provided the platform for this initiative. During this orientation period, the…
(A.Spaccarelli/CLAIR) – For the Need Foundation (FTN) collaborated with Ventura County Credit Union (VCCU) to host a financial literacy event titled “Your Money, Your Future” on Saturday. The event featured educational activities, including the Bite of Reality program, aimed at children and their families in need. The event attracted nearly 80 participants who gained insights…
(CLAIR) – For The Need staff and other community organizations recently volunteered at the first Oxnard Union School District McKinney-Vento needs event. The event is aimed at providing essential items to students in need. McKenny Vento ensures that students have access to necessities for their daily school routine, including socks, shoes, hairbrushes, hair ties, toothpaste,…
(CLAIR) – The journey from transitional housing to a stable, permanent home is a significant milestone for any family facing adversity. For one such family, this dream recently became a reality, thanks to the dedicated efforts of For The Need Foundation and the assistance of a local real estate agent, Demi Fox. This remarkable success…
(CLAIR) – Financial stability is a crucial aspect of well-being, and for many families facing challenges such as poverty or homelessness, finding a way to secure stable income can be life-changing. For The Need Foundation (FTN), a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering underprivileged youth, one of their goals is to help families overcome financial challenges…
(CLAIR) Caroline Finkbeiner, a Monte Vista High School graduate, recently participated in the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA). The program, known for fostering leadership skills, includes hands-on activities and experiences for young individuals. During RYLA, Caroline joined a diversity workshop where she learned about For the Need and the work FTN does in the community….
(P.Choudhary) – As the second Bow & Arrow Mentorship Program event of 2024, hosted by For The Need for the 4th year of this program, Animal Day: Creating Connections provided a chance for kids of various ages to create connections with learning, games, and a chance to hold amazing reptiles from Retic Relic. On April…
(CLAIR) – Sinaloa Middle School recently held its annual Portfolio Day, with a special guest in attendance – Dorina Timbol, For The Need, Executive Director. Timbol was there to provide feedback and constructive criticism to students as they presented their portfolios. Portfolio Day is an event designed to showcase the work and achievements of the…
(CLAIR) – The Ronald Reagan Presidential Institute recently visited FTN to discuss the role of youth leadership in shaping our society’s future. Education Program Coordinator, Annabelle Sbarabatti, and intern Gavin were present to represent the institute during this visit. The session focused on the increasing importance of nurturing leadership skills among young individuals and how…