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Corporate Involvement

Make a lasting difference in your community by sponsoring a CCA program or event today! National and regional sponsorships are available with one-of-a-kind marketing opportunities

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National Recognition

Regina Ellis, founder and Executive Director of CCA, has been recognized as the "2004 Agitator" by working Mother magazine.

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Help Finish & Furnish CCA's Caring Cabin

Macys.com has established a very special house-warming registry to allow CCA's friends and supporters to purchase items for the very first retreat home of its kind on the West Coast.

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Christopher Cha

2003 Community Hero

Like other kids his age, Christopher, 12, enjoys skateboarding, biking, and candy. Nicknamed "Cha Cha," this kid loves listening to music and knows all the coolest tunes.

Chris was diagnosed with a blood disorder called Thalassemia and has endured blood transfusions, hair loss, chemotherapy and extended hospitalizations. Despite painful and frightening treatments, Chris consistently maintains a positive and hopeful attitude.

Though only on the brink of becoming a teenager, Chris' personal motto shows wisdom well beyond his years. He claims, "There is nothing I cannot do." His parents are amazed at how he learned to accept and endure what has occurred during his childhood and adolescence. Chris’ definition of a hero is “a person that does something to help others.” His attitude does just that.

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