Whether you’re a first-time donor or a long-term patron, your contributions directly support our initiatives to uplift our unhoused neighbors.
We greatly thank you for your support.
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Cleanups
Your donations help us conduct weekly cleanups, removing hazardous waste and debris, creating safer, healthier environments.
Mutual Aid
Contributions enable us to offer emergency housing and distribute essential items like bedding, clothing, and toiletries.
Case Management
Donations fund our client-centered case management services, allowing us to tailor support for each individual’s unique needs.
Continual Donors: See What Your Money Can Do!
Oak
Seed
$25/MONTH
- Bags for 1 cleanup per month
Oak
Sprout
$50/MONTH
- Food, water, and bags for 1 cleanup per month
Oak
Seedling
$100/MONTH
- Non-perishable food for our unhoused neighbors
- Bags for a month of cleanups
Oak
Sapling
$250/MONTH
- 100 hygeine packs for our unhoused neighbors
- Support community outreach and advocacy initiative
Young
Oak
$500/MONTH
- Transitionary housing
- Help link people with housing, health care, employment, and social services
- Transportation assistance for our unhoused neighbors
Grand
Oak
$1,000/MONTH
- Comprehensive support for UCP as an organization
- Help with overhead, staffing, rent. Keep UCP thriving!
- Development and rollout of new initiatives
Sponsor a Cleanup
Join hands in our mission to beautify and care for our community – you or your business can lead the way to a cleaner, safer, and greener neighborhood.
Support Our Wishlist
Our Amazon wishlist has essential items that directly support our daily operations and those we serve. Purchasing items from our wishlist is so impactful and we appreciate the help.
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