The PCC is a local non-profit, interdenominational organization founded in 2007 that openned for Clients in June 2009.  We receive no government funding and are totally dependent on donors and partners like you who are called to help us save and change lives. 

This site is designed and editted for our community of partners as opposed to potential clients of the Center.  The PCC core community of volunteers and donors "meets" here and reaches out from here to other current and new supporters.  

This is where you can make a single donation, sign up for monthly donations, or register for our Banquet, our Walk for Life or other events.  This is where you will find announcements of training classes for various kinds of volunteers.  You will also find information and resources for like-minded  businesses, pastors, church liasons, and the press.  

This is also where you will find our NEED LISTS for Prayer, Volunteer Skills, and Material supplies. 

The information from our Client website is generally not duplicated here.  You can see the Client site from the Resources menu, or use the red link at the top rirght of the Home page.

Please use the Login Form at the left of the About Us or Resources page to setup and maintain your own login userid and password with your e-mail address. 

Please use the "Subscribe to our Lists" form under "Get Involved" to sign up for one or more of our free e-mail lists.  You will be able to keep your own e-mail address current, and we will be able to send you our newsletters or prayer lists for free.  It's all free!

If you have ideas or corrections for this PCC website please let us know.

 If you are on our PCC Board of Directors or in some other PCC committee roles your login may enable you to see or use some content that is not visible to the general public. For example, Church Liason Committee members and Board members will find special sets of information.

If you are on the Banquet, Walk for Life, or other fund raising committee you will be able to see a detailed history of decisions, procedures, forms, and lessons learned with our similar past events.  This history is intended to help us continually improve the decisions, systems and procedures which determine our fund raising success.