Join us on Saturday, October 10, 2026, for our Homecoming Gala.
We will connect with our Homecoming memories and build unity for SPIN’s mission! The evening will be hosted by celebrity chef Jamie Gwen, and include a silent auction, dinner, and live entertainment by Eagles tribute band The Long Run, TLR. Together we will help families thrive!
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Orange County Nonprofits Unite to End Homelessness
Learn why SPIN is partnering with other local organizations to join in Orange County United Way's #UnitedToEndHomelessness campaign to help bring awareness and education on issues surrounding homelessness, and what can be done to help decrease the number of homeless in Orange County.
Thank You for Supporting Families for the Holiday Season!
To our incredible supporters who adopted a SPIN family for the holidays, thank you! Your generosity allowed these families to enjoy a wonderful holiday, celebrating their time together in their new homes.
2017 SPIN Gala Sponsors - Thank You!
Thank you to our generous sponsors for supporting SPIN and helping make this year's dinner gala a success!
Orange County Opens First Year-Round Shelter
The first year-round shelter in Orange County is now open, as reported this week in the Orange County Register.
More Than a Quarter of Orange County Youth Live in Poverty
A recent article in the Orange County Register notes that 27 percent of young children in Orange County live in poverty, and that the range of poverty varies drastically by area: 9 percent in Newport Beach, Aliso Viejo, and Laguna Hills, to 48 percent in East Santa Ana.
Interesting Facts Regarding Homeless Families
Child homelessness in the U.S. at an all-time high, amounting to one child in every 30. Nearly 2.5 million American children were homeless at some point in 2013.