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Washington, DC—June 9, 2025—Central Union Mission’s Comprehensive Family Resource Center (CFRC) is thrilled to announce its second Job and Resource Fair, taking place on Tuesday, June 10 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at 3194 Bladensburg Road NE, Washington, D.C.
Thanks to generous donor support, this event equips individuals with the tools they need for sustainable success, including access to job opportunities, career development resources, and holistic community services.
Last year’s event saw hundreds of attendees take steps toward stability through meaningful connections with local employers and service providers. This year’s fair builds on that momentum, featuring a wide range of partners including Truist Bank, Passport Auto, Coca-Cola Consolidated, United Healthcare, and many others.
“We are proud to continue this initiative that empowers our neighbors and opens doors to life-changing opportunities,” said Joe Mettimano, President & CEO of Central Union Mission. “This is more than a job fair—it’s a launchpad toward dignity, purpose, and long-term success.”
Attendees can expect:
- Dozens of employers present
- Community resources available
- Workforce development and training agencies
- Free information and giveaways
“We encourage all attendees to dress professionally and bring plenty of resumes,” added Brandon Bragg, Senior Director of Workforce Development and Education. “This fair could be the first step toward a brighter future.”
The event is free and open to the public. All are welcome to attend—whether seeking employment, resources, or community support.
Media Inquires
Members of the press are welcome to attend. For more information, questions, or to learn more, please contact Joshua Kinney, Director of Marketing & Communications at jkinney@missiondc.org or 484-557-1601.
About Central Union Mission:
Central Union Mission, Washington, DC’s oldest private social service agency and a faith-driven 501(c)(3) nonprofit, offers a comprehensive array of services to men, women and children in need from DC, Virginia and Maryland. Beyond offering over 60,000 bed-nights annually at its emergency shelter, the Mission’s shelter provides a full suite of transformational programs. Our Comprehensive Family Resource Center provides food and clothing to approximately 5,000 individuals monthly, as well as transformative wrap-around services. Our Mission: NOVA center in south Arlington provides critically needed social services, as well as food and clothing. All three facilities use a co-located service model providing onsite job training/placement, education, help with addictions, ESL classes, parenting classes, healthcare, assistance to veterans and senior citizens, legal aid, assistance with housing, spiritual discipleship and more. Additionally, the Mission operates a camp for underprivileged children and a 24-bed transition home. Our reputation is reflected in our four-star rating from Charity Navigator, Platinum Seal for financial transparency from Candid, and Top-Rated award from Great Non-Profits.
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