For more than 45 years, Child Crisis Arizona has served the Valley’s vulnerable children and families and is committed to preventing child abuse and neglect through education and intervention.
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Nonprofit of the Month: Silent Witness
For more than 40 years, Silent Witness has worked within the community to solve and prevent crimes. Since 1979, through the work of Silent Witness, nearly 13,000 felony crimes have been solved in the Valley.
Nonprofit of the Month: BLOOM365
With a mission focused on educating young people about relationships and how to stop domestic abuse and dating violence before it starts, BLOOM365 has been invaluable to young people in the Valley since 2006
Nonprofit of the Month: Autism Life & Living
As a single mom to two sons with autism, Lisa Masters was concerned for her children as they approached adulthood and she learned of the gap in support services available to them. In 2021, Masters took matters into her own hands by founding Autism Life & Living, which aims to empower young adults with autism and intellectual/developmental disabilities.
Nonprofit of the Month: Mercy C.A.R.E.S.
Everyone deserves access to health care. Since 1985, Phoenix-based Mercy Care has worked to provide that access.
Nonprofit of the Month: Ryan House
Tracy Leonard-Warner, executive director of Ryan House, discusses the variety of ways the Valley can contribute to this wonderful cause as well as its Community Breakfast, taking place March 31.
Fabulous People: Jennifer Villalobos
In honor of Women in Construction Week, meet Jennifer Villalobos, the VP of Business Development at Sharp Construction, a women-owned general contractor in Phoenix. Villalobos is also the co-founder of Girls Can Build.
Nonprofit of the Month: The CARE Organization
Roni Warda, COO of The CARE Organization, discusses the success of the nonprofit’s first gala event and how readers can take action.
Nonprofit of the Month: 100 Black Men of Phoenix
A beacon of leadership, 100 Black Men of Phoenix provides programs to enhance educational and economic opportunities for all people of color, serving more than 100 youth per month since 1994.
Nonprofit of the Month: Esperança
Since 1970, Esperança has aided more than 50,000 families across the globe each year–including here in Phoenix–by providing social, mental and physical health services in under-resourced communities. Here, Jeri Royce, president and CEO of Esperança, discusses its new community garden and news of its upcoming Night with Esperança event.