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We are a humanitarian community resource center that helps improve the lives of people through meeting immediate and basic needs in Summit and Wasatch Counties.
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We provide food, housing support, counseling, and basic needs assistance to individuals and families in Summit and Wasatch Counties – serving with compassion and dignity.
We had an amazing day at Motherhood Circle!
A huge THANK YOU to everyone who helped make this special day possible for expecting and new moms in our community. From the volunteers who showed up to the partners who shared their time, resources, and support. We couldn’t have done it without you!
We’re so grateful to our incredible partners: @hivefamilycollective @thepeopleshealthclinic, @wasatchpeds_summit, @earlychildhoodalliance, Holy Cross Ministries, @pctots, @helpmegrowutah, @summitcountyhd, lactation support with Lauren Davis, @gabrielprojectola , @mountainmediationcenter, Wasatch County Health Department, and all other local organizations and community partners who came together to support these moms and their babies.
Motherhood can feel overwhelming, especially without a strong support system. We’re thankful to be part of a community that continues to show moms that they don’t have to do it alone.
November 7, 4-6pm at CCPC. Join us for "Winning Strategies" where we invite parents of young athletes to learn about how to parent them well. Attendees will walk away with strategies to: recognize burnout and unhealthy stress, be emotionally supportive, manage their own expectations, help kids find their limits healthily, and more. You’ll meet our therapists, will hear real-life stories and advice from successful coaches, and will have the opportunity to ask your burning questions about parenting young athletes.
Prepare for Winter: Ski Sales Inside
We recently received an impressive donation from Big-D Companies from their annual Community Give Back Week. Big-D Signature teams came together to support local food banks and pantries like ours - collecting enough items to fill over 5 trucks of donations! Thank you to everyone who donated, collected, loaded, and delivered to make this generous effort possible.
That`s a WRAP! Our final Mobile Pantry event of the 2026 season is in the books. Special thanks to @parkcityrotary for their help with the final event and throughout the season. Other community partners included Mountain Mediation Center , The People`s Health Clinic @peacehousepc @ymsl_parkcity and more!
Our Programs
Our programs include free food pantries, a mental health counseling center, seasonal support for families such as school supplies and holiday assistance, eviction prevention, and a Native American outreach program. Our programs and services offer a step ladder to help people find hope and thrive.
Our Stores
CCPC’s four resale stores fund our programs while offering affordable shopping options to the community. All stores’ inventory is 100% donation-based. When you donate clothes and other items and shop at our resale stores, you are “upcycling” for a great cause!
CCPC Boutique
Designer and brand-name clothing, shoes, jewelry, and accessories for men, women, and children.
Park City Thrift
Traditional thrift store with clothing, toys, books, home goods, and lots of hidden treasures.
Heber Valley Thrift
Heber’s favorite thrift store with recreation gear, furniture, clothing, home decor, and much more.
Summit Exchange
Better brand names, clothing, shoes, recreation gear, books, collectibles, and home decor.
Our Volunteer Team
Join our thriving volunteer team! We have volunteer opportunities in every department at our Park City and Heber Valley campuses, group volunteer opportunities, and more. See our volunteer page to learn more and fill out a volunteer application today!
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