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Provides case management, support services and resources to people facing homelessness and families in crisis.

Provides emergency food boxes for people in need for residents of Greenlee County. Income guidelines apply.

Provides food boxes, clothing, and referrals to local agencies for people in need. Thrift store sells clothing and household goods to the general public.

Provides free family planning services and baby supplies such as diapers, clothes and formula. Clients can also complete parenting classes to earn points which may be used to purchase baby furniture items such as strollers, high chairs and bassinets.

Provides food boxes to people in need. Clients may receive one box a month. Offers SNAP/AHCCCS registration and renewal.

Loans power tools and hand tools to community groups. Tools include hammers, saws, ladders, sanders, lawnmowers, weedeaters, wood chippers, and more.

Administers various food-related programs.

Administers programs for biological families who have open cases with the Arizona Department of Child Safety and aged out foster youth.

Sells donated clothing and household goods to the general public.

Administers programs to help individuals and families in need.

Sells donated clothing and household goods to the general public.

Sells donated home improvement items, furniture, appliances, and building material to the general public.

Provides shelter for lost, unwanted or abandoned animals. Places pets into homes by adoption. Offers pet lost and found service.

Sells donated clothing, toys, books, furniture, and household goods except appliances and bedding to the general public.

Sells donated clothing and household goods to the general public. Provides clothing and shoes to people in need including seniors age 60 and older, veterans with disabilities or low income, people experiencing homelessness, and those returning to the workforce.

Drive-thru farmers market provides food boxes twice a month.

Provides services for parents, children and families.

Administers culturally sensitive health, primary medical, dental, WIC and wellness programs.

Provides a 24-hour domestic violence hotline and residential emergency shelter and services for people impacted by domestic violence and their children. Clients receive individual counseling, group therapy, and educational classes on domestic violence and related subjects.

Sells clothing and household goods to the general public. Also provides free, in-store clothing vouchers for residents of the Quad Cities area on low income.

Sells donated clothing and household goods to the general public.

Provides faith-based emergency shelter for men, women, and women with children. Includes meals, showers, clothing, and case management. Attendance at the chapel service is encouraged, but not required. Offers an optional one year discipleship/recovery program for men and women. Offers food boxes, when available, to people in need.

Provides gender-inclusive, non-discriminatory safe housing program for adults 18 and older experiencing homelessness who are victims of domestic violence or sexual assault and who may have underlying circumstances including substance abuse issues. Program includes food and clothing. Services include life skills education and domestic violence groups. Housing is shared living quarters.

Provides dinner weekly at Mountain Park Health Clinic parking lot in Tempe for people experiencing homelessness. Offers clothing and hygiene items. Helps with obtaining IDs, resume writing, and getting people into detoxification and rehabilitation programs.

Collects, refurbishes, and sells donated computers, printers, office equipment, and furniture. Recycles electronic equipment, phones, cables, cameras, and computers. Provides employment training for adults who are in recovery from mental illness and/or substance use.