CRT Social Enterprise initiatives, where our commitment to community empowerment meets innovative solutions for social impact. The Print Center and Windsor Street Kitchen are vital components of our mission, generating revenue to support our essential programs and services while embodying our dedication to fostering self-sufficiency and improving the quality of life for those we serve.
The Print Center
More than just a printing service; it is a hub of creativity and opportunity. All proceeds from The Print Center are reinvested into CRT’s programs, enhancing our ability to provide critical services to individuals, and families in need. By choosing The Print Center, you are not only obtaining high-quality printing services but also contributing to a cycle of support that uplifts our community.
Windsor Street Kitchen
A culinary cornerstone for our community, offering delicious, nutritious meals while simultaneously addressing food insecurity. All proceeds from Windsor Street Kitchen directly benefit CRT’s Meals on Wheels elderly nutrition program, ensuring that the seniors in our community receive the nourishment they need. By choosing Windsor Street Kitchen for your catering needs you help us deliver meals to those who otherwise may go hungry, allowing us to create a more caring community.
Why Social Enterprise Matters to Our Mission
Social enterprises like The Print Center and Windsor Street Kitchen play a crucial role in advancing CRT’s mission. They provide sustainable revenue streams that allow us to expand our services and serve individuals more effectively. By integrating business principles with social objectives, we foster an environment where profit and purpose coexist, empowering our community members to thrive.
Through these initiatives, we are not just alleviating immediate needs; we are building a foundation for lasting change. Social enterprises enable us to engage with our community meaningfully, create jobs, and inspire innovation that aligns with our mission.
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