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Provides advocacy for benefits and services to support active duty and honorably discharged veterans, service members, and their families.

Provides financial assistance for goods and services to help enhance self-esteem of foster children. Funds may be used for sports equipment, musical instruments and lessons, bicycles, recreation costs, school trips, graduation and prom expenses, scholarships for college or vocational school, and other items that directly benefit foster children. Assistance is not available for general household items, foster facility improvements, or other matters for which the state already provides funding.

Provides financial assistance to end stage renal disease patients. Funds may be used to pay for medication, dental care, nutritional supplements, food, emergency living expenses, and transportation to and from dialysis treatments. Limited scholarship funding available for tuition and books. Educates the public and promotes organ donation through distribution of brochures, media coverage, and slide presentations at schools, clubs, and other groups. Supports research pertinent to treatment, cure, and prevention of kidney disease.

Accepts applications for financial assistance for travel when there is a death in the family, for initial rent deposit, general assistance for emergency medical or food needs, or repair to an essential transportation vehicle. Assistance may be a loan or a grant.

Provides $600 stipend for qualified food and farm workers in Arizona.

Provides emergency financial assistance, in the form of grants and interest-free loans, to active duty and retired service members. Accepts applications for assistance for emergency travel for death or serious illness of family members; basic living expenses; essential car repairs, payments, and insurance; medical/dental co-pays; disasters; and more.

Provides temporary and emergency financial assistance to veterans and their families, and advocacy to help veterans obtain benefits and to upgrade military discharges or correct records. Works through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and Department of Defense.

Provides emergency financial assistance for active duty, retired service members, and their widows. Accepts applications for travel funds when there is a death in the family, for initial rent deposit, general assistance for emergency medical or food needs, or repair to an essential vehicle. Assistance may be a loan or a grant.

Provides financial assistance to unemployed veterans to purchase supplies needed to start work in any industry. Assistance may be used for tools, uniforms, car repair, or other items; limited to $750 per veteran.

Provides a referral service to local Catholic churches for people in need. May include referrals for food boxes, financial assistance for rent and utilities, and vouchers for clothing and furniture.

Provides assistance to veterans with obtaining proper disability compensation, financial assistance, information on the GI bill, VA disability calculator, VA disability appeals and more.

Provides financial assistance for veteran and Gold Star families with children living in their home that have lost a loved one or are suffering with injuries from combat including Post Traumatic Stress (PTS), Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), and moral injuries. Assistance includes mortgage and lease payments, car payments, utility bill payments, insurance payments, or other critical short-term needs once a year.

Provides financial and non-monetary assistance to those in need of help residing in Navajo County. Financial assistance may be used for rent and utility services, as well as medications and travel expenses for medical appointments and work. Offers clothing, furniture, and medical equipment as available.

Provides support services to the families of medically fragile children. Services include assistance with transportation, housing, and meals when traveling to visit their children in the hospital. Also includes financial assistance for medical care and funeral expenses. Teaches coping skills in improve the family's quality of life as they adjust to the changes. Clergy offer emotional support and spiritual guidance.

Provides emergency food boxes, clothing, and limited financial assistance to people in need. Also provides referrals to emergency housing.

Provides emergency financial assistance for active duty and retired personnel, in all branches of the military and their widows. Accepts applications for travel funds when there is a death in the family, for initial rent deposit, general assistance for emergency medical or food needs, or repair to an essential transportation vehicle. Assistance may be a loan or a grant.

Provides website for people in need to request financial assistance through crowdfunded grants between November 1st and December 25th. Requests may be for rent, transportation, medical expenses, and other basic items. Potential donors browse requests by state and then email through the website for more information; help is not guaranteed.

Provides emergency financial assistance to residents of Sun City West in need and financing to various nonprofit organizations assisting residents of Sun City West.

Provides emergency assistance to federal employees for basic living needs in unforeseen emergencies. Also provides scholarships for federal employees and their dependent family members.

Offers remove services for financial grants to eligible domestic abuse and sexual assault survivors to cover the cost of court filing fees, process server fees, and public records fees. Also offers peer-to-peer advocacy and support.