FINAL REGISTRATION DAYS!

We are thrilled to be teaming up with The Gorgeous Temecula Creek Inn for our 5th Annual Celebrity Golf Classic - we think you will be too! Join us on June 3rd for our biggest Fundraising Event of the year!  Enjoy breakfast, lunch on the course from dozens of great area restaurants and a dinner banquet! Golf with celebs like NFL Legends Ron Brown - LA Rams, or Lifehouse Guitarist Ben Carey just to name a few.  Find out how you can golf with one of our celebs! To be a Sponsor contact Project T.O.U.C.H. Today! 951-677-9661 Click on the photo above to register.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNTIES

Do you have a business or items you'd like to donate for our events!? We would love to help you put your valuable products and services in front of all of God's Fan Club!! Our upcoming events are in need of  Silent Auction Items, Goodies for the Golfer Bags, Raffle Prizes, Giveaways and more! Please contact our office to see how you can get involved:  951-677-9661

Calling ALL Temecula Area Churches!!

One Sunday a year we would be so very grateful if all churches in the valley would ask every member to donate $1 to a special collection for Project T.O.U.C.H.'s Annual Dollar Days Campaign to help combat homelessness in Southwest Riverside County.

We do all the work that day - you just let everybody know! For details: call 951-677-9661 Thank you!

A COMMUNITY PULLS TOGETHER

 Homelessness affects everyone. The need for homeless assistance continues, and Anne Unmacht, President and founder of Project T.O.U.C.was overwhelmed with the outpouring of support from local churches like Rancho Community and Cornerstone Community along with numerous private donors and wonderful local organizations who realize the importance of helping their fellow man.

“Funding for the cold weather shelter effort ended February 28^th, but the cold weather continued,” Unmacht said, “we went on a massive blitz of local churches and organizations asking for help funding the shelter to keep it going through March, and were touched by the communities’ efforts to help!”

Organizations opened their purse strings immediately – from the Temecula Valley Assistance League and the Loma Linda Medical Center to the Inland Empire United Way and Temecula Valley Women’s Club, even local musicians who donated their time and talents during a benefit at Cellarz 93, all realizing the importance of taking care of those less fortunate.

The cold weather sheltering effort has ended.  Several of our guests have successfully transitioned into housing, or have gone on to long term programs.  All others who were not able to transition into another facility were provided with tents and sleeping bags.  The Project T.O.U.C.H. Emergency Cold Weather Shelter Effort served approximately 30 guests each night including men, women, and children through the winter months providing food and a warm place to sleep to those Temecula and Murrieta residents in need.

URGENT NEEDS

If you are wondering how you can help with the efforts of Project T.O.U.C.H., here is a perfect opportunity! Our transitional housing units are always in need of furnishing - from twin beds and bedding to kitchen tables, sofas, lights and more! Please consider donating your gently used items to us. Contact our office for details:  951-677-9661