⚠️ Current Fund Focus — Effective Immediately
This fund is responding directly to the impact of ICE enforcement in our community — detentions, job losses, and the financial crises they leave behind for Georgia families.
🔒 ICE Detentions
💼 Sudden Job Loss
🏠 Risk of Eviction
🛒 Food Insecurity
⚖️ Legal Emergency
Dear Fellow CPLC-CARE Member,
Our neighborhood is rich in community — and that community is being tested. Neighbors we know and love are quietly facing crises: an unexpected eviction notice, an empty fridge, a legal battle with no resources. They need us.
That's why we're launching the CPLC CARE Crisis Response Fund — a neighbor-powered safety net for those among us facing urgent hardship.
Our Goal — 136 Members Strong
$13,600+
If every one of us gives $100, we launch a meaningful fund immediately. Give more if you're able — give what you can if you're not. Every dollar stays local and goes directly to a neighbor in need.
Within this focus, the fund will assist with immediate financial needs such as:
🏠Rent & Housing
🛒Groceries & Food
⚖️Legal Assistance
💊Medical Needs
💡Utilities
🧒Childcare Support
Choose Your Level of Impact
Any $
Heart Contributor
Every dollar matters — give what you can.
$100
Community Anchor
Our suggested level — the foundation of the fund.
$250
Neighborhood Hero
Help cover a full month's crisis need for one family.
$500+
Equity Champion
Your generosity multiplies the impact for many.
How it works: A dedicated CRF Committee will review applications, determine eligibility, and coordinate directly with beneficiaries — ensuring funds reach those who truly need them, with dignity and care. All funds are managed by a professional bookkeeper and overseen by the CRF Committee for full transparency and accountability.
✅ 100% Tax Deductible. CPLC CARE operates under Neighborhood Church Atlanta as our fiscal sponsor — a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Every donation is fully tax deductible and you will receive a receipt for your records.
💛 Donate Now
Visit the link → on the dropdown, select "CPLC CARE"
Thank you for showing up for your neighbors. This is what community looks like.