M-COR is the sustainable resource for communities surrounding Anza, CA 92539.

Mission Statement

M-COR is a collaborative movement to build community resilience by engaging the wisdom
of individuals and organizations to meet economic, resource, and environmental challenges.
We aim to spark a sustainable re-localization renaissance to implement positive visions that nourish our communities, our local economies, our families, and our environment.

See our Upcoming Events and Calendar!

Looking north towards Anza from
south of the Cahulla Reservation.

WELCOME to...
Mountain Communities of Resilience. This group of concerned local citizens are building a network of services and skill sets to benefit the region's communities in sustainable ways. It's Initiating Team is seriously considering the implementation of a Transition Town model to assist with its organization. M-COR's hub is located in the high desert community of Anza, along Highway 371, with downtown situated at 3000 ft. elevation and surrounded by three mountain ranges. Those communities slated to benefit by these projects are bordered by Temecula on the southwest, Hemet and San Jacinto on the west, and Palm Desert to the east.

M-COR Projects

In order to begin working together as a community and building toward a more sustainable future, M-COR has asked for volunteers to facilitate and work on various projects of great importance to those involved. To the right is a partial and ever-evolving list of active projects. This will be updated as information becomes available and will soon include contact information for those facilitators willing to publish them online.

THE COMMUNITY IS INVITED TO ATTEND
Anza Earth Day

Saturday, May 12, 2012
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Minor Park
Highway 371 & Contreras Rd., Anza, CA

Something for Everyone! Booths, food, information, activities, more....

More information on our Calendar page.

M-COR REFERENCE LIBRARY

Fridays 2pm to 5pm at 56030 Us Highway 371, Anza

Nestled next to Janae's Hair Cottage, between Anza Exotic Birds and Overland Realty offices at the corner of Bahrman and Highway 371. Accepting books on any subject matter. Bring your donations of books, magazines and catalogs to the library on Fridays, or to the Overland Realty office any day. We are asking for project volunteers to set up and catalog the reference books and magazines; folding chairs, flatbed scanner, copier, reams of paper, bulletin boards, an old-fashioned overhead projector. If you have any questions or suggestions, please call Annika Knoppel at 951-708-0411 or email info@m-cor.org.

To post your event on our calendar and for more information about
Mountain Communities of Resilience, please email Annika at info@m-cor.org.