The Community Crisis Center’s skilled, caring individuals provide 24/7 crisis intervention, resources and shelter.
Our services include a 24-hour crisis hotline, temporary shelter, individual and group counseling, medical assistance, legal assistance, financial assistance, and more. Remember, there is always hope.
The help you need is available.
The Community Crisis Center, located in Elgin, Illinois, was founded by a group of dedicated volunteers to meet the needs of individuals and families in crisis.
We provide Safety, Hope, Advocacy, Respite and Education for those impacted by crisis and violence in Illinois. Founded in 1975, we are one of the oldest domestic violence shelters in Illinois and were instrumental in organizing both the Illinois and National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
Ways We Helped Our Community Last Year
1,089 Households Received 47,610 Meals from our Pantry
257 Families Received 707 Coats
400 Households Received 55,838 Diapers
RENT to Prevent Eviction Households
58 – $123,747
Rent to Maintain Households
42 – $63,021
3,415 Adults & 176 Children Received 27,271 Hours of Service
You Can Help Our Mission to Help Our Community
Financial
Donation
Financial donations are the best way to support the Community Crisis Center.
Financial Support
Goods & Services
Donation
Your goods and services can help us help individuals who come to us each year in crisis situations.
Make a Donation
Volunteer
Assistance
Our volunteers include individuals and groups who with a range of experiences and motivations.
Volunteer
Legacy of
Caring
The Legacy of Caring Society is a means of recognizing those individuals who have included the Community Crisis Center in their estate planning.
Learn MoreDonor List
Discover who we thank in our community is helping us help those in crisis situations.
News and Announcements
Community Crisis Center Logo Wear Fundraiser
Thanks to our friends at Print Loop, we are excited to offer this logo wear fundraiser promotion. For every item ordered, the Crisis Center will receive a portion of the sale.
What Were You Wearing? Exhibit
A powerful statement of the true stories of sexual assault in the form of a clothing exhibit that disproves the myth that what one wears is the cause of sexual assault happening to them. Display atFine Line Creative Arts Center37W570 …
Local Community Supporter with a big heart and a big check stops by CCC
The Crisis Center is thrilled that Walmart Store #1814, located at 1100 S. Randall Road in Elgin, continued their generous support of our mission this year by providing a local community grant in the amount of $2,000. They also provided …
