The Compassion, Acceptance, Respect, Empathy (C.A.R.E.) Program
People are more than needs— and true compassion reaches farther than provisions.
The C.A.R.E. Program is our community-centric program created to meet the basic necessities needed to propel individuals and families to be self-sufficient and become ambassadors of change. This program addresses the need for food and essential items for families and individuals in need.
At Low Entropy, we recognize that putting food and essentials in the homes of families is just grazing the surface. Our goal is to come alongside the families in our community to build meaningful, compassionate connections to facilitate real, sustainable solutions.
“Man cannot live by bread alone. Man, after all, is composed of intellect and soul.”
—Haile Selassie
This Is Service From the Heart.
Whether it’s delivering hampers, calling in for a weekly check-in, or working with our community partners to coordinate our outreach, our volunteers make a real, tangible impact on our community.
Empowered with soft skills and a broad network of other community resources, we train each and every volunteer in the C.A.R.E. community to first connect with a family’s physical needs, then the deeper issues surrounding social, emotional, and financial needs.
We’re Banding Together to Make a Difference.
The C.A.R.E program has reached over 180 families and 500 individuals—but we don’t do it alone. We work together with numerous community organizations including Stepping Together Foundation, Immigrant Link Society, City Reach, The CEED Center, Fraser River Indigenous Society, and the Salvation Army to reach at-risk families.
Donations Keep the C.A.R.E. Program Free and Accessible for All Families.
We See the Power of Love Radiating Outward.
Conscious connections bind us to caring communities—and members of caring communities protect and strengthen one another.
These are members of our community supporting that community, and as we continue to reach out through loving volunteers and local charitable resources, we welcome these families into our own families.