Eshaan, a student at Chapman University, was looking for more ways to serve his community and share his knowledge in financial literacy when he found Chrysalis. Now, you can find him at Chrysalis Orange County every Wednesday facilitating job-readiness classes and one-on-one resume and interview preparation.
Prior to the opening of Chrysalis’ Orange County center in November 2018, Carrie Nocella participated in a tour of Chrysalis’ Downtown Los Angeles center and walked through the neighboring Skid Row area. After seeing Chrysalis’ work firsthand, she was sold on getting involved. “I’m a firm believer that you have to see it, you have […]
We thank the City of Anaheim and Disneyland, who highlighted their partnerships with Chrysalis at yesterday’s State of the City address in Anaheim. With the help of our government, corporate, and community partners, we know we can continue to provide individuals experiencing homelessness throughout Orange County with much-needed support as we help them along their path to self-sufficiency.
Anaheim native and CSU Fullerton alumnae, Erika, was one of the first volunteers to arrive eager to share her positivity and professionalism with clients from her community when Chrysalis opened its fourth center in Orange County near the end of 2018.
On Tuesday, June 19, 2018, the Anaheim City Council unanimously and enthusiastically approved an agreement that will provide Chrysalis with access to a city-owned building where we will be opening a new center later this year.
At the end of April, Chrysalis announced its plans to expand to Orange County later this year. According to Chrysalis CEO Mark Loranger, further expansion is anticipated in 2019 and 2020. Chrysalis is filling a need. But how does the Chrysalis model work? And how is it grappling with the challenges of expansion?