Ward 5, 7 & 8
Community Resource Fair
Washington, DC
June 13, 2026
Where the Work Begins
Saturday, June 13, 202610 AM - 2 PMLOCATION:Community College Prep Academy
1801 U Street SE
Washington DC 20020PRESENTED BY:FREE & OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY
DC is losing thousands of federal jobs.
Family homelessness is already up 15.8% this year.
Meanwhile, families are cycling off Rapid Rehousing into a rental market that produced just 17% of its normal housing supply last year.
SNAP work requirements and TANF reductions are the final layer — for families already holding everything together by a thread.
“June 13th is about making sure no family faces what is coming this summer alone.”
Event DesignMultiple Stakeholders.
One Community.
The Compass Resource Fair is for everyone: families seeking stability, organizations ready to help.
Families & Individuals
SNAP and TANF navigation and questions answered on-site
Connect with housing, health, workforce, and legal aid resources
Enroll in the Community Compass network for coordinated support
Meet Pivot Point Fellows program representatives
Receive a $50 Safeway gift card upon completing registration
Organizations
Reserve a table and connect directly with Ward 5, 7 & 8 families
Introduction to the Pivot coordination network and STA-CIS methodology
Receive aggregate event data on attendee needs and demographics
Access contact info for households who consent to share it
Explore formal onboarding into the Pivot referral network post-event
Activities & AmenitiesBring the Whole Family
June 13th is a community celebration as much as it is a resource event. There's something here for everyone.
HOW IT WORKSA three-tier engagement model
Tier 1 - Strategic InfrastructureProvides the analytical methodology, program design, compliance documentation, and systems-level strategy that gives community engagement its backbone and its evidence base. Pivot ensures that every intervention is needs-based, outcome-tracked, and grounded in rigorous geospatial intelligence.
Pivot Partnerships
Tier 2 - Local InfrastructureCommunity-rooted organizations that manage program operations, participant enrollment, and service coordination within their geography. Coordinating Organizations are vetted partners who carry the trust of the communities they serve and the operational capacity to manage multi-household caseloads.
Coordinating Organizations
Tier 3 - Direct EngagementFrontline organizations and individuals who maintain direct relationships with households in need. Anchor Partners surface families who would benefit from enrollment, provide on-the-ground navigation support, and serve as the human connection in what is otherwise an institutional system.
Anchor Engagement Partners & Enrolled Families
Ready to work together?
Whether you represent an institution, a community organization, or a policy body if you're facing a systems problem that conventional approaches haven't solved, we should talk.