In 2009-2010, the JLOCC devoted its trained volunteers and resources to five community projects focusing on the improvement of the lives of families in our community. The current Projects are Orangewood Ment oring Program Activities, Florence Crittenton Services, CHOC Reading Program, CASA (Court-Appointed Special Advocates) Emancipated Youth Program, and Orangewood Kinship.
Through these Projects, the JLOCC returns over $50,000 and gives more than 1,500 volunteer hours to the
All of the Projects are implemented by committees of JLOCC members and offer numerous volunteer opportunities to both committee members and the general JLOCC membership. While all of the Projects support the JLOCC's mission of improving the lives of


