Site description: 1214 The 65,000 square foot Suisun City Kroc Center is one of 26 Kroc Centers open and operating nationwide.  In 1998, Mrs. Joan Kroc, widow of McDonald's founder Ray Kroc, donated $90 million to The Salvation Army to build a comprehensive community center in San Diego, California.  Her goal was to create a center, supported in part by the community, where children and families would be exposed to different people, activities and arts that would otherwise be beyond their reach.  When Mrs. Kroc passes away in October 2003, sher left $1.5 billion - much of her estate - to The Salvation Army, by far the largest charitable gift ever given to the Army, and the largest single gift given to any single charity at one time.  the money was designated to build a series of state-of-the-art The Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Centers nationwide patterned after the San Diego center.  A total of 27 centers will be operational once the project is complete. FACILITY HIGHLIGHTS Competition/Lap Pool Group Exercise Classes Health & Wellness Center Worship & Performing Arts Center Multi-Use Gymnasium Child Watch Family Pool State-of-the-Art Fitness Equipment Weight and Stretching Rooms Climbing Wall

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