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About Us

As part of the century-old settlement house movement, CRC is a community-based social services agency that brings people together to help individuals and families build upon their strengths.

For 50 years, CRC has been making a difference in the lives of neighbors. Many lives have been improved or sustained by the services CRC provides. We promote self-sufficiency while respecting individual worth, rights, and dignity. Thus creating a greater quality of life for everyone throughout the community.

History

The Clintonville-Beechwold Community Resources Center was founded in 1971 by a group of Clintonville residents who evaluated the needs of the Clintonville/Beechwold area and realized that neighbors could help neighbors. They discovered current and pending social problems on one hand, and concern and resources on the other. 

CRC was originally supported by a contribution from the congregation of North Broadway United Methodist Church, and other area churches quickly added their support. CRC's Choice Food Pantry has grown tremendously as the staff and leadership continue to develop programs to serve community needs.

CRC is part of the Columbus Federation of Settlements and a member agency of the United Way of Central Ohio. As part of the century-old settlement house movement, CRC is a community-based social services agency that brings people together to help individuals and families build upon their strengths.

Our Board

2024 Board Roster

Keri Butler 
President
 
Andy Hall
Vice President
 
Paul Marshall
Treasurer
 
Dave Ungar
Secretary
 
Greg Denby
 
Michael D. O’Sullivan

Laddan Shoar-Ghaffari

Helen Patton
 
Joe Blundo
 
Ryan Deeter

Kirsten Hayes

Sarah Powell

Our Core Values


These values will make CRC the leader in the provision of social services and a model for other social service organizations.

Justice
CRC will be an advocate for members of the Clintonville-Beechwold community, striving to ensure equality and fairness in all CRC efforts.

Adaptability
CRC will be flexible in responding to community needs and firm in adherence to our mission.

Efficiency
CRC will be a good steward with the resources entrusted to us and will work to make the largest possible positive impact with our efforts.

Engagement
CRC will be involved in our community.  We will be constantly aware of issues in the Clintonville-Beechwold area, and we will demonstrate this awareness by encouraging and participating in communication within this community.

Dignity
The work of CRC will be characterized by our respect for the self-sufficiency, self-worth, social integration, and self-determination of the people we serve. We will work to increase the choices for members of our community and pledge to treat people’s information in a responsible manner.