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- 2023 KROC CONFERENCE
- RESOURCE PAGE
- MINISTRY TOOLKIT
- 2022 Leadership Gathering
- National Kroc In-Service Meetings
Never Miss a Chance to Do the Most Good
Please enter your name, email and zip code below to sign up!
Never Miss a Chance to Do the Most Good
Please enter your name, email and zip code below to sign up!
A NETWORK OF STATE-OF-THE-ART FACILITIES SHARING A COMMON GOAL:
Providing children and families with opportunities to discover and develop their passions and talents within their own neighborhood.
RESPONDING TO A COMMUNITY’S NEEDS
Every Kroc Center offers classes, services and amenities that are unique to each individual community’s needs.
CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL
Scholarships & reduced price memberships make it possible for everyone to attend life enriching classes and opportunities.
COMMUNITY OUTREACH & WORSHIP
A Church and is a key component of each Center, providing a place for guests to worship and to spread the love of Jesus Christ.
MAKING A DIFFERENCE, ONE COMMUNITY AT A TIME.
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Kroc Center Vision Statement
As an expression of The Salvation Army’s mission, the vision of a Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center is to provide opportunities for all to discover and develop their full potential through Christ-centered, professional quality programs.
WE CAN HELP BRING OUR CITY TOGETHER BY DECLARING OUR LOVE TO ALL OF ITS CHILDREN AND SHOWING THEM THE FAITH WE HAVE IN THEIR FUTURE.
Joan Kroc, wife of McDonald’s founder Ray Kroc, took a tour of San Diego and recognized a community that was in need of a safe gathering place with facilities to nurture social skills, arts appreciation, and athletic potential. She provided The Salvation Army with the funds to build the first Kroc Center in San Diego. Prior to Mrs. Kroc’s passing, being so pleased with the finished Kroc Center, she left The Salvation Army with a trust to build more Kroc Centers across the country. Today, there are 26 Kroc Centers nationwide.