Restorative process access
Help underwrite preparation, coordination, facilitation, and follow-through when cost or capacity would otherwise make participation harder to reach.
Support this work
Help make community justice easier to reach.
CJC helps keep mediation, restorative processes, practical learning, and community participation reachable across Fresno County. Support helps sustain the people, preparation, coordination, and follow-through that make those pathways possible.
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Community Justice Access Fund
Keep cost and capacity from closing the door.
The Community Justice Access Fund helps reduce cost and capacity barriers so restorative processes, learning, and practitioner development can remain reachable.
Learning access
Help keep practical conflict, mediation, peacemaking, and restorative learning reachable for community members and people in helping roles.
Practitioner capacity
Help sustain preparation, supervised practice, coordination, and the community practitioners who help carry the work.
Sponsored restorative process
$500
CJC uses $500 as the stated value of a sponsored restorative process through the Community Justice Access Fund. This is a sponsorship value, not a participant fee.
What support makes possible
Support keeps the doorway open.
A community needs more than a response to one difficult moment. It needs people and places that can keep learning, preparing, and following through. Supporting CJC helps sustain that local capacity and the skilled people who carry it.
Access
Help keep mediation, restorative processes, learning, and community entry points easier for people to reach.
Education and training
Support practical learning in conflict, listening, mediation, restorative practices, and community participation.
Participation
Support volunteers, community members, young people, practitioners, and partners taking part through outreach, preparation, community activities, and materials.
Listening and relationship work
Support outreach, preparation, follow-through, circles, and relationship-building that may not fit neatly inside a single case or event.
What a gift can help sustain
Put dollars next to the work.
These examples show the scale of support, not a one-to-one promise about how a particular gift will be spent. Actual needs vary.
$50
Keep access practical
Contributes to the small participation and coordination costs that can make it easier for someone to stay connected to the next step.
Give to CJC$250
Support preparation and follow-through
Helps underwrite the work around a mediation, restorative process, learning opportunity, or community response.
Give to CJC$500
Sponsor a restorative process
CJC uses $500 as the stated value of a sponsored restorative process through the Community Justice Access Fund.
Give to CJC$1,000
Build more access capacity
Can help support two sponsored restorative processes or combine process access with learning and practitioner development.
Give to CJCMore than money
There is more than one way to support the work.
Give
Financial support for the Community Justice Access Fund and CJC's broader work.
Give to CJCVolunteer
Give time, presence, and practical support.
Explore volunteeringPartner
Bring CJC into a school, organization, agency, or community relationship.
Explore partnershipsLearn and participate
Build skills and become part of the community practice.
Explore learningShare your voice
Help CJC understand what Fresno needs.
Share what you're seeingFlexible support matters
Some of the most important work happens between the visible moments.
A mediation session or a training is easy to see. The invisible work is preparation, follow-up, outreach, listening, relationship-building, volunteer support, community conversations, and staying connected after a meeting. It is less visible, but it is still part of what makes the work possible.
Flexible support can help CJC sustain that work. CJC exists so people have somewhere to turn before conflict grows, when something is happening, and after harm. Support helps keep that doorway open.
Support helps sustain areas such as
MediationRestorative processesSchools & youthLearningCommunity ListeningVolunteer & community participation
Ready to support CJC?
Give when you’re ready.
Your support helps CJC continue listening, teaching, convening, mediating, preparing, following through, and building relationships across Fresno County.
You’ll continue to CJC’s secure giving page. Giving to CJC does not create a membership, role, or account.
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Follow CJC’s work, share what you’re seeing, or get occasional updates about trainings and community events.