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10173 Croydon Way #4Sacramento, CA 95827About
Summary
Capital Compassion in Sacramento, CA, is a Christian outreach initiative focused on providing food, shelter, and support to those in need. While not a traditional place of worship, it reflects the values of the Christian faith through community service and compassion. Learn more about their mission.
Details
Capital Compassion is a Christian-based organization in Sacramento, CA, that partners with local churches to provide food, shelter, and resources to individuals and families facing hardship. Their mission is to offer practical and spiritual support to the community by distributing goods, offering homeless assistance, and supporting refugee initiatives.
The organization operates a food pantry open Tuesday through Thursday from 9am to 11am. They also provide diaper assistance, job training for special needs adults, and help with obtaining California identification cards. Capital Compassion works with national retailers and suppliers to distribute donated goods through local churches, equipping them to meet the needs of their neighbors.
While not a traditional place of worship with regular congregation services, Capital Compassion reflects Christian values through its outreach and compassion-driven programs. The organization is part of a larger network that includes Capital Christian Center, which hosts regular worship services and community events.
For more information on how to get involved or receive assistance, visit their Contact Us page.
From Faith Near Me
Capital Compassion in Sacramento, CA, embodies Christian values through practical community support, offering food assistance, shelter, and resources to those in need. While not a traditional worship space, its mission-driven programs reflect a welcoming spirit, with facilities designed for accessibility and family-friendly events like the annual Singing Christmas Tree. Visitors may notice a strong emphasis on collaboration with local churches and a focus on both material and spiritual aid.
Pros
- Provides clear food pantry hours (Tues-Thu, 9am-11am) with additional services like diaper assistance and ID card support
- Operates through partnerships with local churches and national retailers for resource distribution
- Includes family-friendly facilities with ample parking and a dedicated respite center
- Hosts annual community events like the storytelling-focused Singing Christmas Tree
- Offers specialized programs including job training for special needs adults and refugee assistance
Cons
- Food pantry eligibility appears restricted by zip code, potentially limiting access for some visitors
- Reports indicate challenges for new clients seeking assistance, with one review noting they are 'not taking new clients'
- Service details for certain programs (e.g., prayer line support) may lack clear guidance for first-time visitors
Reviews from around the web
Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.
- Kattie Walsh9 months ago
I love these great wonderful people. I love how they love helping others and how they believe in helping those who are in need of help and also I love how they never give up on nobody no matter what happened they still seek to help. God bless them and their family. And God bless those hearts as well. Thank you for all you do
- Laurence Jacob Agcaoili5 months ago
Hi, for food pantries, kindly tell me ahead of time if we are not eligible for free food, we had to drive all the way there to get some but little did we know we are not eligible to grab some because we’re out of the zip codes. It led me disappointed.God Bless
- Jonathan Davis4 months ago
Amazing experience for a respite center. Very accommodating, helpful staff and a beautiful facility.
- KellieJo6 years ago
Attended The Singing Christmas tree last night at Capital Christian Center. There were also another group of seven brothers and sisters from New Season . I’m so glad I did! This will definitely be a Christmas tradition for me and my family. It had an awesome storyline that is very relevant to this time of year. I highly suggest that you take your family! . . . . . Sincerely Sacramento’s Christian Realtor IG @itskelliejo . . #itskelliejo #kelliejo #kelliejosellshomes #kelliejoisyourresource #kelliejo916 #kelliejosellssacramento #realestate #realtor #realestatehero #sacramento #elkgrove #ranchocordova #homesellers #homebuyers #realtorsofinstagram #love #family #children #blessed #christianrealtor #blessedtobeablessing #christian #unstoppable #breakthrough #yournext #soldbykelliejo #listedbykelliejo #openhouses #listingspecialist
- Kathy Fann8 months ago
It was a beckon of light, joy and Happiness! Beautiful choirs filled the atmosphere all throughout the Year especially at Christmas
- Lina2 years ago
A Christian Women Conference with Speaker, Jackie Hill Perry; Bible teacher, writer, and artist. What a beautiful and huge sanctuary. A lot of women restrooms (smile) and plenty of parking. I like the ideal of benches along the vestibule hallway and outside the entrance. There was plenty of space without feeling too crowded for women were everywhere; and some men. Would like to visit on a Sunday, but too far away. Thanks for the hospitality!
- Jane Leaa year ago
I operate a small non profit for prison ministry in San joaquin county. One of my boys was just paroled into this area and was homeless but had gotten a part time job. We had given him a bike, bus pass and some food however, his employer only paid bi-monthly and he had ran out. I called the church and could only leave a message on the prayer line. I asked the parolee to go to the church service on Sunday and explain you just need assistance for 4 days until you get paid. I told him if the Holy Spirit lives there someone would assist you with a bag of groceries. He spoke with the pastor and he told him he could do nothing for him. I told the parolee, some churches are filled with goats but God said he will separate his sheep from the goats and the goats will be condemned to hell. The church will cry but Lord, Lord why have you forsaken us? And he will answer, i dont know you, when i was hungry you did not feed me, when i was naked you did not cloth me, and the church will say but Lord we never did that to you?! And the Lord will tell the church of goats, when you didnt help the least of my sheep you didnt help Me.
- Joe Bryant7 months ago
They arent taking new clients. Theyre only serving existing clients that may or may not show up. Yep sounds ridiculous.
- Liza Thomas4 years ago
Wonderful Mother’s Day Service. I’ve always loved going to church even as a little kid. (Maybe not as a teen so much) I’ve passed the love on to my kiddos. My first born and his family found this Bible teaching church in their community. It was great to all be together for Sunday Service.
- Lady A3 years ago
Walking into Capital Christian is a breath of fresh air! I always feel so refreshed after being there....I swear! The music is amazing, the pastors words are perfect, he is awesome, the length is just right, and I can just be myself and never once uncomfortable. I wish every church could be this way. Thanks yall for being incredible.
Services and facilities
Services
- Food Pantry
- Homeless Initiatives
- Refugee Assistance
- Community Partnerships
Facilities
- Respite Center
- Warehouse For Goods Distribution
- Office Space
- Sanctuary
- Ample Parking
Events and programs
Singing Christmas Tree
Annual
A Christmas event with a relevant storyline, often attended as a family tradition.
Connect
- Contact page
- Open contact page