TCCOP – Tender Care

TCCOP – Tender Care Community Outreach Program

Tender Care Community Outreach Program (TCCOP) of ACC was started in 2008 to help needy in Southern California. A network of volunteers provide support and referral services for people facing tremendous challenges. Some of the various projects TCCOP does are below:

1.   Monthly dinner to homeless at Church – since July 2008 – 22,800 served

2.  Weekly Breakfast to homeless – 100 per week since May 2008 – 46,400

3.  Tutoring students – 130 per year since 2012 – 650

4.   Groceries and other help to needy families and also in shelters – 60 families

5.   Backpack program providing a pallet of food to students with Charity Giving Children Hope- 400 per month for three years – 14,400. Donated 1500 Backpacks to Giving Children Hope Foundation for under privilege students in 2016-2017. Introduced JCYC students to fill backpacks for under privilege students on weekends in 2015-2016.

6.   Christmas wish to students and seniors – 280/year for 2 years – 560

7.   Valadez middle school support – School supplies for 255 students, food donations to McKinney Vento pantry, 60 food baskets to for families from Valdez School, 100 Blankets to Valdez School and homeless in Santa Ana, 25 iPads, Laptop to 2, eye glasses etc. for 3 years  10 Chrome Books, Provided 102 Sweat Shirts in 2012, sent 60 students to Spring Cultural show at Cal State Fullerton in 2014-2015, 25 gift cards for Payless shoes store, 25 pairs of shoes in November 2014, first aid kit and earthquake kit to the School , 100 Backpacks  and Dinner experience for 20 students,etc.

8.   Orange County Mission – coffee, creamer, sugar etc. for 300homeless every month since March 2017-total 900

9.   Midnight Mission – 160 sandwiches once every month (October to December 2016) for three months & then once per week since 1/1/2017 – total of 2400

9.   Visiting sick patients in nursing home, hospitals, home etc. – 50

10, Held seminars to prepare students prepare their resume and how to interview in 2009-2010 at the Jain Center.

11. Helped homeless family for their immediate needs and stay at the hotels, 1 student bus pass in 2016 thru Giving Children Hope.

Helping the Hungry

  • Weekly breakfast to around 100 homeless in Santa Ana
  • Monthly dinner to about 200 homeless in a Church in Long Beach
  • Groceries to needy families and shelter homes
  • Breakfast once a month to around 100 people in mental health clinic
  • Making Sandwiches for Homeless

Partnership with GCH – Giving Children Hope

  • A pallet of food/month for under privileged children
  • Donated healthy food for the “We’ve Got Your Back Program”
  • Assisted with an emergency crisis by housing a homeless family
  • Brightened Christmas for over 50 homeless children by donating generous care packages, toys and gift cards.
  • Donated 1,000 backpacks to transport food for vulnerable children across Orange County.

Christmas Gifts for All.

TCCOP delivers gifts for Students, Seniors and Disabled adults living in residential care facilities.

Sandwiches for Homeless

Preparing Sandwiches every week for Diabetic Homeless at midnight Mission in Downtown Los Angeles

At Jain Center of Southern California everyone is involved in Volunteering. As shown in above pictures ever our little JCYC students wants to eagerly help in preparing sandwiches. We all can imagine how our JCYC teachers and the parents are building up strong morals in our young members.

Brighter Futures

  • Educational and personal supplies to Valdez middle school children
  • Tutoring funds for AVID program to high achieving middle school children
  • Tutoring fees for high achieving children

Empowering Under-privileged Students

Donated 25 IPADS To Enhance Technical Know How for the Underprivileged

Caring for the Sick

Visits and providing meals to sick people in nursing home, home and hospital

Testimonial from a patient…

“I feel so special when you come to visit and offer words of encouragement; it energizes me.

You have helped me accept what I have…

You are a blessing in my life…”