Read the NY Times in the library, at home, or on-the-go using mobile browsing or an app on your smartphone! You will need an email address to set up an account with The New York Times (which is separate from your library account), but access will be free if you connect using the library’s links.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Fullerton provide a fun, safe and constructive environment for kids and teens during out-of-school hours. Community-based and led by professional staff, Clubs across America serve small towns, large metropolitan areas, public housing communities, and Native populations, as well as those who live on U.S. military installations worldwide. They offer programs and services to help young people succeed in school, develop leadership skills, and maintain healthy lifestyles.
The mission of the Fullerton Museum Center (FMC) is to present the best in diverse exhibitions and education programs. Our Center provides a vibrant central gathering place for the community, stimulates dialogue, and promotes critical and creative thinking.
The City of Fullerton maintains ownership of the property, it is managed by The Muckenthaler Cultural Center Foundation and its elected Board of Directors. The City and the Muck enjoy a strong spirit of cooperation in the best interest of our mutual constituents. The Muck produces close to 100 events annually. These include concerts in our extraordinary outdoor amphitheatre, and our indoor cabaret space. That includes our five free-to-the-community Cultural Festivals, our Art gallery exhibits, a lecture series, and occasional film events.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Fullerton provide a fun, safe and constructive environment for kids and teens during out-of-school hours. Community-based and led by professional staff, Clubs across America serve small towns, large metropolitan areas, public housing communities, and Native populations, as well as those who live on U.S. military installations worldwide. They offer programs and services to help young people succeed in school, develop leadership skills, and maintain healthy lifestyles.
The mission of the Fullerton Community Center is to enhance the quality of life for all residents. The Parks & Recreation Department builds healthy communities through recreational, cultural, and human service opportunities. Under the Department, the Fullerton Community Center is an interactive and safe environment offering inclusive programs, accessible social interactions, and valuable community resources.
Indoor pool at the Fullerton Community Center
Managed by the Fullerton Aquatics Sports Team Inc. In Partnership with the City of Fullerton.
Adult Lap Swim, Learn-to-Swim Lessons, or Water Aerobics available!
The YMCA of Orange County aims to improve lives and strengthen character by fostering youth and family development, healthy living and social responsibility driven by passionate staff and volunteers.
This public facility, with 11 lighted courts, is quietly situated next to St. Jude Medical Center. Our goal is to provide the community with first-class tennis programming for beginning, recreational, and advanced tennis players to enjoy.
Janet Evans Swim Complex
Managed by the Fullerton Aquatics Sports Team Inc. In Partnership with the City of Fullerton.
Adult Lap Swim, Learn-to-Swim Lessons, or Water Aerobics available!
The City of Fullerton maintains ownership of the property, it is managed by The Muckenthaler Cultural Center Foundation and its elected Board of Directors. The City and the Muck enjoy a strong spirit of cooperation in the best interest of our mutual constituents. The Muck produces close to 100 events annually. These include concerts in our extraordinary outdoor amphitheatre, and our indoor cabaret space. That includes our five free-to-the-community Cultural Festivals, our Art gallery exhibits, a lecture series, and occasional film events.
Read the NY Times in the library, at home, or on-the-go using mobile browsing or an app on your smartphone! You will need an email address to set up an account with The New York Times (which is separate from your library account), but access will be free if you connect using the library’s links.
With the inception of 2-1-1 in Orange County in 2005, a simple toll free, three digit phone number that is easy to remember, they now connect thousands of individuals and families to needed community based programs, including where to find a community clinic, dental care, immunizations, and prescription assistance, food, homeless shelters, elder and child care, legal services and other resources offered by local nonprofits and government agencies.
CA state's latest COVID-19 Information.
Fair Housing Foundation is dedicated to eliminating discrimination in housing and promoting equal access to housing choices for everyone.
Mercy House provides dignified housing and comprehensive supportive services to a wide variety of homeless subpopulations including, but not limited to, adult men and women, families, mothers and their children, veterans, chronically homeless individuals, persons living with HIV/AIDS, individuals overcoming substance addictions, and those who are both physically and/or mentally disabled.
Provides a culturally-competent and client-centered continuum of behavioral health (mental health and substance use disorder) care, which includes crisis, prevention, early intervention, outpatient, residential and inpatient services for all eligible Orange County residents.
"OneOC is in a unique position amongst Orange County nonprofits and businesses. We work closely with our local partners to identify and navigate new challenges and create thriving communities."
Local non-profit providing assisting those in need of food, shelter, and housing.
An organization helping to connect millions of people with a great place to volunteer and helped tens of thousands of organizations better leverage volunteers to create real impact.