Crittenton Center is proud to announce it has received a $1,000 grant from Levo as part of their Levo Day of Giving campaign. This generous support will help provide immediate, essential items to children and youth in Siouxland who are experiencing homelessness.
The funds will be used by Crittenton Center’s Street Outreach Program to purchase critical resources such as hygiene items, basic food staples, first aid kits, blankets, and school supplies. These items will be distributed directly to youth in need by the organization’s dedicated outreach staff, ensuring that support reaches those who need it most, when they need it most.
“We are incredibly grateful to Levo for investing in our mission to serve homeless youth in Siouxland,” said Kim Scorza, CEO of Crittenton Center. “This funding allows us to respond quickly and compassionately to the needs of young people who are often facing unimaginable challenges.”
Crittenton Center’s Street Outreach Program works year-round to identify, engage, and support youth experiencing homelessness or housing instability. In addition to providing immediate supplies, the program also offers case management, transportation assistance, referrals, and connections to longer-term services.
Levo’s commitment to community impact through its Day of Giving campaign is a meaningful reminder of the power of local partnerships in creating lasting change.
