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Catholic Charities |
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Providing help. Creating hope. Serving all. It is what we do. We have been doing it in Arizona for more than 75 years. What began in 1933 to advocate for children and to serve people suffering through the Great Depression, has expanded to an array of programs serving our most vulnerable residents throughout Central and Northern Arizona. We reach out to thousands of people, regardless of their race, ethnicity, economic status, or religious affiliation, to: â Protect and nurture children â Strengthen and reunify families â Help the impoverished | |
Catholic Charities Community Services |
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Catholic Charities Community Services has been serving Central and Northern Arizona since 1933. Each year, we impact more than 100,000 lives with programs that protect and nurture children, strengthen families, reduce poverty and aid those in crisis. Our services include: ⢠adoption ⢠case management ⢠community and medical loan closets ⢠emergency and transitional housing ⢠financial education ⢠foster care ⢠pregnancy counseling ⢠youth development and other programs to help people reach their full potential. For a complete list of programs, please visit CatholicCharitiesAZ.org. | |
Coalition for Compassion and Justice |
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A non-profit poverty relief center serving all of Yavapai County. Together, we provide hope and relief for those living in poverty. CCJ is a diverse group of individuals contributing in various ways to alleviate poverty. We fix homes, feed hungry neighbors, support motivated mentees to self-sufficiency and advocate for those living in poverty. With the help of nearly 200 volunteer contributors, we help over 5,000 families each year with resources like backpacks of school supplies, emergency financial assistance and nutrition assistance for children birth to five and more. | |
Community Counts - The Yavapai Reentry Project |
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The Yavapai Reentry Project (YRP) is a program to make the change from Arizona prisons back to the community easier by having Community Coaches, and helping find jobs, housing, counseling and other services. We aim to build a helpful and encouraging community environment, while supporting a person to reduce the risk of them resorting to crime and returning to prison. Each person in the Yavapai Reentry Project gets an individualized program based on what they need. | |
Honor Flight Arizona |
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Honor Flight AZ receives no government funding. We run 100% on community donations. The cost of sending one veteran is $900 for a 3-day trip. Since 2009, we have flown 550 WWII veterans to experience their memorial, 43 from the quad-city area. Over 95% of our donations go toward flying our veterans. Our waiting list is currently over 1 year long. The average age of our veterans is 90 years old and they are passing away at 1500/day nationally. We also use volunteers to support our vets on our trips (volunteers pay their own way - $900 - to travel with us), assist with fund raising in community events, help at the PHX airport, assist at reunion luncheons and more! | |
New Horizons Disability Empowerment Center |
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Founded in 1992, New Horizons is a non-residential nonprofit that promotes dignity, equality, inclusion and independence through advocacy and services for persons of all ages and types of disabilities. For New Horizon clients, the programs and services offered are not merely conveniences, they are life-changing. Our nonprofit assists individuals to go from unemployed to employable; from existing to coping; from helpless to helpful. These programs and services include: independent living skills training; accessible transportation; mentoring/support groups; information and referral; employment assistance, a durable medical equipment exchange program and much more. | |
One Street |
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One Street is an international bicycle advocacy nonprofit, based in Prescott, helping organization leaders increase cycling in their communities to solve many of the worldâs problems. We offer our coaching and resources to these leaders so they can focus their talents and time on increasing bicycling. | |
Prescott Alternative Transportation |
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Prescott Alternative Transportation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Prescott, AZ and serving the central Yavapai community. We act as the voice for those who cannot or choose not to drive a car to every destination, whether for health, environmental, or financial reasons. Through education and advocacy, PAT has been guiding the Prescott area towards a future with safe and convenient transportation options since 1997. We sponsor "Safe Routes to School" the "Walking School Bus" and other health and safety education for school children. | |
Prescott Meals on Wheels |
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With a 40 year history of serving Prescott, we are predominately a volunteer organization that relies heavily on community support for financial needs | |
THE EILEEN DAVIS FOUNDATION |
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Donate your vehicle, boat, motorhome, motorcycle to the Eileen Davis Foundation through our website by clicking on the icon v-Dac or donate by check for any amount you choose to help a young equestrian driver become a future United States Singles Driving Champion. Please visit or website at www.eileendavisfoundation.org. Davis Equestrian Center Ranch tours in Williamson Valley, Prescott, AZ are available by contacting in advance Eileen Davis at (928) 778-0895. | |
U.S.VETS |
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United States Veterans Initiative (U.S.VETS) is the nationâÂÂs largest nonprofit provider of comprehensive services to homeless and at-risk veterans. With 11 facilities in six states and the District of Columbia, U.S.VETS provides vital services such as case management, employment assistance, job placement, counseling, as well as drug- and alcohol-free housing to over 3,000 veterans each day. U.S.VETS - Prescott opened in 2003 at the historic Fort Whipple VA Medical Center and serves over 65 veterans and veteran families every day. | |
West Yavapai Guidance Clinic Foundation |
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West Yavapai Guidance Clinic (WYGC) has been meeting needs in the local community by offering mental health, crisis and addiction services, since 1966. The related, but separate WYGC Foundation was created to support current programs and pursue new initiatives with funding and awareness. The clinic is a local resource for mental health, and we specialize in the service of low-income individuals and families in Western Yavapai County. We assisted some 7,000 people this year, but feel we can do more. FaceBook: www.facebook.com/WestYavapaiGuidanceClinicFoundation | |
Yavapai College Foundation |
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Welcome to the Yavapai College Foundation (YCF). We are your friends, neighbors, and community members, working together to support Yavapai College, impact the future, and provide economic development and opportunity for all of us in Yavapai County. Through the Foundation, we actively pursue excellence, opportunity, and access in education with financial support for students, development support for faculty, and program support for Yavapai College. The Foundation pursues and welcomes private donations to bridge the ever-increasing gap between public funding and student needs. | |
Yavapai County Community Foundation |
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The Yavapai County Community Foundation is an endowment organization that connects community needs to donors who have a passion for meeting those needs. We are an affiliate of the statewide Arizona Community Foundation and we serve Yavapai County. Since our inception in 1993, YCCF has developed 64 separate funds with assets in excess of $23 million. Over the past decade, YCCF in partnership with ACF has awarded some $5.3 million to Yavapai County nonprofit organizations, schools and municipalities serving local needs. People donât give money to the Yavapai County Community Foundation they give to our community through us. We pride ourselves in being an endowment organization. We are conveners, connectors, educators, grant makers and we identify community needs. We want you to know that we at the Yavapai County Community Foundation help you help others and we want you to give where you live. | |
Yavapai Exceptional Industries |
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Our program of “Developmental Employment,” which includes our award-winning “Community Contribution Corps,” (community volunteer placements) has been continually accredited at the highest level of service by the National Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) since 1978. Today, with over 150 employees, YEI! is known in Non Profit circles as a place where developmentally disabled adults can find gainful employment and a sense of personal pride. We are proud to be recognized as a highly respected resource, garnering awards year after year for creating challenging work environments as well as a host of volunteer opportunities for our work force. YEI! is the choice for industrial production services. Companies large (Sturm Ruger, Betterbilt Aluminum, Armadilla Wax Works, Lifeline Ambulance, The Capsule Connector and Pure Wafer) and small (Orion Gifts, Hampton Funeral Home, The Prescott Funny Paper and Mark Hines Productions) found their solutions to production overruns, shifting costs of per piece production, and even shipping/handling/storage at Yavapai Exceptional Industries. | |