The Tomaso Maggiore Culinary Arts Foundation–named in honor of longtime Arizona chef, Tomaso Maggiore–aims to raise the level of professionalism and excellence in all aspects of the culinary industry in the Valley.
Nonprofit of the Month
Nonprofit of the Month: New Life Center
New Life Center, which started in an eight-bed abandoned dormitory in Litchfield Park, is now one of the largest stand-alone domestic violence shelters in Arizona.
Nonprofit of the Month: St. Joseph the Worker
For nearly 40 years, St. Joseph the Worker has provided tools for locals to pave a path to stability and self-sufficiency through quality employment.
Nonprofit of the Month: Mariah’s Miracle
Inspired by Mariah Devries’ tenacity to make a difference, Mariah’s Miracle was founded after her passing in 2020 to enhance the lives of every Arizona pediatric patient.
Nonprofit of the Month: A New Leaf
Since it was founded in Mesa over 50 years ago, A New Leaf has provided assistance to those most in need in the community to overcome the challenges they face, including homelessness and domestic violence.
Nonprofit of the Month: Arizona Jewish Historical Society
Arizona Jewish Historical Society aims to preserve and celebrate the heritage of Arizona’s Jewish communities via a range of educational programs, the arts, events and more.
Nonprofit of the Month: The Saguaros
In 2023, The Saguaros granted more than $1.7 million to nearly 30 children’s charities in Arizona. This year, the goal is $2 million.
Nonprofit of the Month: Arizona Housing Fund
Arizona Housing Fund was founded five years ago as a way to provide equity capital to fund more permanent housing units to our state. Since then, the fund has raised $2 million to aid in affordable local housing projects.
Nonprofit of the Month: The Foster Alliance
Phoenix-based The Foster Alliance (formerly Arizona Helping Hands) supports the foster care community by providing essentials to benefit children in foster care.
Nonprofit of the Month: Assistance League of Arizona
Via programs like Operation School Bell, which ensures local children have clothes on their back and shoes on their feet, and Wee Help, providing layettes for newborns born into poverty, Assistance League of Arizona has set out to improve the lives of Phoenix children since it was founded in 1961.