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1		PHOENIX, AZ
2		GLENDALE, AZ
3		SCOTTSDALE, AZ
4		SCOTTSDALE, AZ
5		PHOENIX, AZ
6		SURPRISE, AZ
7		TUCSON, AZ
8		CHANDLER, AZ
9		Phoenix, AZ
10		Phoenix, AZ
11		PHOENIX, AZ
12		TUCSON, AZ
13		BISBEE, AZ
14		PHOENIX, AZ
15		Phoenix, AZ
16		CHANDLER, AZ
17		PHOENIX, AZ
18		MESA, AZ
19		TUCSON, AZ
20		MESA, AZ
21		PHOENIX, AZ
22		PHOENIX, AZ
23		Scottsdale, AZ
24		SURPRISE, AZ
25		Phoenix, AZ
26		PHOENIX, AZ
27		GOODYEAR, AZ

WORK TO ADVANCE MISSIONS OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES STRUGGLING WITH POVERTY, HOMELESSNESS, HUNGER, ABUSE AND ILLNESS.

MISSION IS TO RESTORE DIGNITY TO VETERANS ADVOCATE FOR THE HOMELESS AND BRIDGING SERVICES AND CREATING HOPE

THROUGH HOUSING DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY OUTREACH, AND ADVOCACY, OUR MISSION IS TO HELP THOSE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS TO BUILD NEW LIVES.

DELIVER TO THE COMPANION ANIMALS OF LOW-INCOME, HOMEBOUND, OR DISABLED VETERANS AND SENIORS AS WELL AS THOSE THAT STRUGGLE WITH HOMELESSNESS.

WE ARE A COLLABORATIVE FORCE COMPRISED OF MANY DIFFERENT PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS ALL WORKING TOWARDS ENDING HOMELESSNESS IN OUR COMMUNITY.

SERVE THE HOMELESS, LOW-INCOME VETERANS, FAMILIES, INDIVIDUALS AND AT RISK YOUTH BY PROVIDING...SERVE THE HOMELESS, LOW-INCOME VETERANS, FAMILIES, INDIVIDUALS AND AT RISK YOUTH BY PROVIDING PRODUCTS AND BASIC NECESSITIES.

PROVIDE SERVICES TO HOMELESS and IN NEED.

CARING FOR OUR NEIGHBORS A MULTIPLE SERVICE NON=PROFIT PROVIDING NUTRITIONAL FOR VETERANS,SENIORS,HOMELESS,FAMILIES IN CRISIS AND OTHER FOOD INSECURITIES. PR0VIDING TRANSPORTATION FOR NON-EMERGENCY APPOINTMENTS. CLOTHING and PERSONAL CARE NEEDS TO LOW INCOME PEOPLE.CONTINUED AT 4

and its staff are committed to providing an environment that protects and maintains a high level of dignity and respect for people in need in which they may receive best service we can provide. Our focus is on, but not limited to those individuals with medical or religious dietary restrictions. CCFB acknowledges diversity of those people when faced with dietary or religious restrictions during times of hardship. is also dedicated to providing best nutritional foods that are available to homeless population when possible.

The Organization helps abandoned, stray, homeless, or lost pets by providing shelter, food, and veterinary care. The Organization exists to foster a community where animals are treated with respect, dignity, and compassion. Land was purchased, construction plans are in place, and groundbreaking took place in March 2019.

Distributions of charitable items to group homes and homeless organizations. Charitable items includes shoes, bike, socks, underwear, hygiene products, food drive and lunches.

provides resources for pets and their people through its compassionate collaborative-based pet adoption model. opened their Marana pet adoption center in Sept 2021 to help area shelters and rescues get more animals adopted.

GENERATE REVENUE THROUGH THE OPERATION OF A RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT (JOS CONSIGNMENT ANTIQUES and UNIQUES) TO SUPPORT LOCAL CHARITIES IN . CHARITIES BENEFITTING INCLUDE: COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS; VERHELST RECOVERY HOUSE; AND FRIENDS OF THE ANIMAL SHELTER.

HELP PEOPLE WHO ARE ON THE VERGE OF BEING HOMELESS

Since 1946, . has been working to feed, clothe, house and heal people in need. Programs include services homeless, medical and dental care working poor, charity dining rooms, thrift stores, a transitional housing shelter, heat relief shelters and general assistance individuals living in poverty. As important, . provides meaningful opportunities to people to serve, fostering human connections and a more vibrant community all.

At , we change lives by nourishing minds and bodies to create a connected, thriving community through the Chandler Food Bank, Family Resource Center, Community Action Program (CAP), Homeless Programs and Senior Nutrition and Activity Program.

The Organizations mission is to prevent and end homelessness among individuals and families while advancing compassionate community solutions.

MESACAN) HAS A MISSION OF HELPING FAMILIES; CAN IS CHANGING LIVES BY OFFERING LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS FINANCIAL EDUCATION AND COACHING, UTILITY ASSISTANCE, RENTAL/MORTGAGE ASSISTANCE, EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT AND ASSET BUILDING IN A ONE STOP-SHOP ENVIRONMENT THROUGH FEDERAL, STATE, AND CITY-FUNDED PROGRAMS.

SUPPORT HS GRADUATION AND CONTINUED SUCCESS OF EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS IN PIMA COUNTY.

EQUIPS FAMILIES TO ADDRESS POVERTY, OVERCOME HOMELESSNESS AND ACHIEVE SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

THE IS A COLLABORATIVE ASSOCIATION THAT LEADS IN THE EFFORTS TO END HOMELESSNESS AND ADVOCATE FOR SAFE, AFFORDABLE HOMES FOR ALL ARIZONANS.

TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS THAT FURTHER SHELTER PREVENTION INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, SPAY/NEUTER, VACCINATIONS, SHELTER INTERVENTION COUNSELING, AND RESOURCE MATCHING FOR FAMILIES IN NEED AND/OR ON VERGE OF SURRENDERING THEIR PETS TO COMMUNITY SHELTERS.

Homeless ministry

The mission of AATV, a non-profit religious corporation, aka Open Arms Ministries, to minster to the spiritual and physical needs of people around the world, by providing to them humanitarian resources, especially to those who are hurting, hungry, homeless, orphaned, poor, and sick thereby showing Gods love to them in a real way.

SUPPORTED HOMELESS AND FORGOTTEN TO GROW AND THRIVE.

OUR MISSION IS TO HAVE EVERY HOMELESS VETERAN GAIN BACK THEIR AND DIGNITY SO THAT THEY CAN RETURN TO SOCIETY AS A SELF-SUFFICIENT AND PRODUCTIVE MEMBER ONCE AGAIN.

DISTRIBUTE PILLOWS TO THE HOMELESS LIVING ON SKID ROW

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