2025 Renewal Project

The 2025 Renewal Project is our work to remodel and update the interiors of our Pittsburg program and our Martinez programs at Ferry Street and Las Juntas Street.

We are working at all three programs to make sure that the program environment is:

  • welcoming and attractive

  • clean and safe

  • comfortable and encouraging

for the people we support at this location and the staff who work so hard on their behalf.

The 2025 Renewal Project includes:

  • replacing worn flooring and carpeting with attractive, easy-to-clean flooring

  • repainting interior walls

  • replacing worn-out chairs with easy-to-clean seating

  • replacing worn-out furniture and cubicles

  • tinting windows to provide privacy and shade
    (Martinez program at Ferry Street)

The work in Pittsburg is Phase 3 of our multi-year renewal project for this program. You can read more about it here.

This project completes a renewal cycle of all our RES Success properties that includes:

  • reopening the Pleasant Hill program in a new location on Buskirk Avenue in 2023

  • repurposing the spaces at our Hercules program in 2024

  • restorating and rebuilding our program exterior at our Pittsburg program in 2024

MEETING THIS CHALLENGE

The cost of replacing the floors at the Pittsburg program has been covered by generous grants from the following:

  • The Dean and Margaret Lesher Foundation

  • The Keller Canyon Mitigation Fund

  • The Bridge to Recovery Grant
    from the California Department of Aging

We have grants and contributions pledged to help us with other pieces of this project as well… but we still need to do our part.

HOW CAN YOU HELP?

Your contributions today will help meet the costs of floors, paint, furnishings and other essential components of this project.

You will be helping to create a beautiful environment for the people we serve today and setting the stage for excellent services for years to come.

Follow the link below to make a world of difference today!

LATEST UPDATES

June 2025 — This month we completed extensive work at the Pittsburg program to keep our interior program space safe and sanitary, while also making it beautiful and inviting for everyone we support!

This included

  • replacing the flooring throughout the building with new material that is seamless and easy to clean and sanitize

  • making minor repairs and repainting the walls

  • replacing old and worn-out furniture with new chairs, tables, desks, and other furniture that are easy to clean and sanitize, and comfortable for the people using them

This project was made possible by generous grants and support from:

  • The Dean and Margaret Lesher Foundation

  • The Keller Canyon Remittance Fund

  • The California Bridge to Recovery Grant Program

  • Our fantastic community of families and supporters, whose partnership makes our work possible every day!

For more pictures and information, visit our Updates page.