Los Angeles Rams volunteers joined St. Joseph Center at Bread & Roses Café to help prepare food and spend time with guests, supporting a welcoming space where meals, community, and connections to services come together.

California Community Foundation highlights St. Joseph Center’s response to federal budget cuts and growing community needs, featuring its food assistance, housing, and workforce development programs. The article also explores how support from CCF’s Impact Fund is helping the organization expand services and assist vulnerable Angelenos.

In an EdSource commentary, St. Joseph Center President and CEO Dr. Ryan J. Smith and Safe Place for Youth CEO Erika Hartman explore how California schools can partner with housing developers and service providers to help address student homelessness.

St. Joseph Center created a Mother’s Day Café at our South LA interim housing site, welcoming over 200 mothers and families for a day centered on dignity, joy, and connection.

Originally published by Zócalo Public Square, this essay explores how faith communities help address food insecurity through compassion and community support.

St. Joseph Center celebrated the opening of Berkeley Station, a new affordable housing community in Santa Monica creating stable homes and new opportunities for young people.