CC4C Blog

When people hear the word legacy, they often think of something left behind, like a name on a building, a major accomplishment, or a contribution that changes the world. But the most meaningful legacies are rarely built in a single moment. They're built in the everyday choices to show up. To love deeply. To keep going when the road is hard. To make sure someone else feels seen, supported, and less alone. The silent battles faced that shift families and communities. When you a

Tyler Murken has lived by three words his whole life: never give up. Diagnosed with Joubert syndrome, a rare genetic brain malformation, Tyler and his family had been navigating an uncertain road long before CC4C ever entered the picture. But in 2021, everything changed. That's when CC4C connected Tyler, then 12 years old and passionate about basketball, with his Dream Team: the San Marcos High School Men's Basketball team. What happened next is the kind of story that remin

At CC4C, we believe that any act of kindness, no matter how small, is a seed planted in the fertile ground of our community. Never underestimate the power of sowing seeds of love in your children, your family, and your community. What begins as a single, quiet gesture can, through time and perseverance, grow to affect hundreds of others. The Ripple Effect: From One Seed to a Harvest of Hope The story of CC4C itself began with one seed. In 2012, our founder Talaya Frazier turn

As the new year begins, I am deeply grateful for the relationships with our entire CC4C community who have collectively impacted our children and families. Our supporters, donors, volunteers, Board of Directors and leadership team have served our community wholeheartedly. Your goodness inspires us to keep moving forward, one step at a time. We want to welcome 2026 with strong intention to keep creating a living legacy of God’s LOVE ~ our word for 2026. We want to reach