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This list includes nonprofits that have been approved to participate in Arizona Gives as of February 20, 2026, and provide services in Maricopa County. For a full list of nonprofits participating around the state, go to www.azgives.org/donate.

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10 Reasons to Give on Arizona Gives Day by Michael Morefield

Since its launch in 2013, Arizona Gives Day has raised more than $51 million for local nonprofits, helping them fulfill their missions and expand their impact. Arizona Gives Day isn’t just about one day of giving - it’s about fostering a culture of generosity that supports nonprofits year-round. That’s why Arizona Gives Day exists: to inspire generosity and amplify the impact of giving across our state. 1. Nonprofits are the backbone of Arizona’s communities. Nonprofits play an essential role in addressing critical social, economic and environmental challenges. However, their ability to continue this work depends on the generosity of donors like you. Your support helps them operate, expand programs, and create lasting change across Arizona. 2. Your donation makes a difference. Every donation adds up to make a big impact, allowing nonprofits to fund vital programs, pay staff and provide services to those in need. Arizona Gives Day is about collective giving - when thousands of people contribute, the combined impact is transformative. 3. All participating nonprofits are verified and accountable. Every participating nonprofit must re-enroll each year and verify their IRS 501(c)(3) status, giving donors confidence that their contributions are supporting an organization that is actively working to make a difference. 4. Giving is now more flexible than ever. Arizona Gives has introduced new ways to donate. You can now contribute directly from an IRA and Donor-Advised Fund (DAF), maximizing both your philanthropic impact and tax benefits. For donors looking for strategic giving options, these methods offer a smart and sustainable way to support causes over the long term. 5. Peer-to-peer fundraising allows you to amplify your impact. Giving doesn’t have to be a solo act. Through Arizona Gives, you can create a personal fundraising page and rally your network to support a nonprofit you care about. By sharing your story and inviting people to contribute, you multiply your impact and bring more awareness and resources to the causes that matter most to you.

6. Businesses can now make giving a core part of their culture. Companies of all sizes can get involved in Arizona Gives by setting up custom giving pages to encourage employee donations and corporate matches. By participating, businesses not only strengthen Arizona’s nonprofit sector but also build goodwill, boost employee engagement and enhance their reputation as a company that gives back. 7. Arizona Gives Day eCards turn generosity into a meaningful gift. Struggling to find the perfect gift for someone? Arizona Gives offers Giving eCards, allowing recipients to choose which nonprofit their donation support. It’s a simple way to inspire giving while ensuring nonprofits receive muchneeded support. 8. Recurring donations provide long-term stability for nonprofits. While one-time gifts are impactful, recurring donations help nonprofits plan for the future. Many organizations operate on tight budgets and rely on steady contributions to sustain programs year-round. Arizona Gives makes it easy to set up a recurring donation that fits your budget, whether it’s monthly, quarterly or annually. 9. AZGives.org makes donating simple and efficient. The Arizona Gives Day platform is designed to make giving as easy as possible. You can track your donations, manage recurring gifts and access your donation history for tax purposes - all in one place. 10. Arizona Gives Day is just the beginning- giving is a year-round movement. While Arizona Gives Day is a 24-hour fundraising event on April 7, 2026, the platform is open 365 days a year. That means you can donate any time you feel inspired, whether it’s in response to an urgent need, a personal milestone or a desire to support a cause long-term.

APRIL 7, 2026 ARIZONA GIVES DAY Since 2013, Arizona Gives Day has steadily increased the donations to local nonprofits. 2013: raised $1.110 million 2014: raised $1.393 million 2015: raised $2.055 million 2016: raised $2.84 million 2017: raised $2.74 million 2018: raised $3.2 Million 2019: raised $3.6 million 2020: raised $6.1 million 2021: raised $7.1 million 2022: raised $6 million 2023: raised $5.3 million 2024: raised $5.3 million 2025: raised $4.3 million Total: more than $51 million

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About the 2026 Giving Guide We are pleased to offer the list of AZ Impact for Good

How to Give: We urge you, as a company or as an individual, to

members who are participating in Arizona Gives Day

give on Arizona Gives Day. By participating on this day, you connect

coming up on April 7, 2026. In Business Magazine is proud

or even reconnect with a nonprofit to support its cause and

to create this Giving Guide to provide business owners

become a true supporter of all that is important in our community.

and the more than 36,000 subscribers of the magazine

Go Beyond Gives Day: We ask that you connect with

information on local nonprofits that they may work with

your nonprofit, and we challenge you to choose one or more

to better our community. Our goal is to give these groups

organizations to work with in this coming year. By volunteering

exposure for a full month prior to Arizona Gives Day

time, talent and treasure, your organization is likely to gain in

so that they may realize additional benefit among the

more ways than you might expect.

business community.

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This list includes nonprofits that have been approved to participate in Arizona Gives as of February 20, 2026, and provide services in Maricopa County. For a full list of nonprofits participating around the state, go to www.azgives.org/donate.

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Alone No More Dog Rescue Inc

100 Club of Arizona*

azgives.org/organization/alone-nomore-dog-rescue

azgives.org/organization/100club-azg

1N10, Inc.* azgives.org/organization/onenten-go

2ND CHANCE DOG RESCUE azgives.org/organization/ 2ndchancerescuegroups

72 and You*

Arizona Association for Gifted and Talented*

Arizona Museum of Natural History Foundation

azgives.org/organization/arizonagifted

azgives.org/organization/azmnh

Altered Tails

Arizona Beagle Rescue

Arizona Pet Pantry

azgives.org/organization/alteredtails

azgives.org/organization/ arizonabeaglerescue

azgives.org/organization/azpetpantry

Arizona Cactus Corgi Rescue

azgives.org/organization/ azrefugecenter

Alwun House Foundation* azgives.org/organization/alwunhouse

Alzheimer’s Research and Prevention Foundation*

azgives.org/organization/72andyou

azgives.org/organization/ alzheimersprevention

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Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels*

A New Leaf*

azgives.org/organization/ amandahoperainbowangels

azgives.org/organization/anewleafaz

A Servants Hands* azgives.org/organization/a-servantshands-1

Ability360* azgives.org/organization/ability360

ACCEL azgives.org/organization/accel

ACLU of Arizona* azgives.org/organization/acluaz

Act One* azgives.org/organization/act1az

Affirm* azgives.org/organization/affirm

Agape Acres* azgives.org/organization/ agapeacresarizona

Agape House of Prescott* azgives.org/organization/ agapehouseprescott

Agua Fria Food & Clothing Bank* azgives.org/organization/ aguafriafoodandclothingbank

Aid to Adoption of Special Kids azgives.org/organization/ aidtoadoptionofspecialkids

Ajo Community Health Center dba Desert Senita Community Health Center azgives.org/organization/ desertsenita

Aliento*

American Red Cross of Arizona azgives.org/organization/redcross-az

Amistad Y Salud* azgives.org/organization/amistady-salud

Amistades, Inc.* azgives.org/organization/amistades

Amphitheater Public Schools Foundation, Inc. (Amphi Foundation) azgives.org/organization/ amphifoundation

Amplify Voices* azgives.org/organization/ amplifyvoices

Angel Charity for Children, Inc. azgives.org/organization/ angelcharity

Angel Heart Pajama Project* azgives.org/organization/ angelheartpajamaproject

Animal Defense League of Arizona azgives.org/organization/adlaz

Animal Loving Friends, Inc*

Arizona Science Teachers Association*

azgives.org/organization/ arizonacattledogrescue

azgives.org/organization/ azscienceteachersassoc

Arizona Center for Rural Leadership, Project CENTRL*

Arizona Small Dog Rescue*

azgives.org/organization/centrl

Arizona Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired, Inc. azgives.org/organization/acbvi

Arizona Dance Education Organization*

azgives.org/organization/ archaeologysouthwest

Arizona 4-H Youth Foundation*

Almost There: A Mom + Pups Rescue

Arizona Anti-Trafficking Network* azgives.org/organization/aatn

* indicates the organization is a member of AZ Impact for Good.

azgives.org/organization/arizonasolar-energy-industries-association

Arizona Sunshine Angels*

Arizona Diaper Bank*

Arizona Women’s Chorus

azgives.org/organization/diaperbank

azgives.org/organization/ arizonawomenschorus

Arizona First Responders Foundation* azgives.org/organization/arizonafirst-responders-foundation

Arizona Youth Partnership (AZYP)* azgives.org/organization/azyp

Arizona Foundation for Cancer*

Asylum Program of Arizona*

azgives.org/organization/ arizonaoncologyfoundation

azgives.org/organization/ asylumprogramofarizona

Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation*

Aunt Ritas Foundation*

azgives.org/organization/affcf

Arizona Golden Rescue azgives.org/organization/ arizonagoldenrescue

Arizona Health Care Foundation azgives.org/organization/azhca

Animal Rez-Q, Inc. Archaeology Southwest

Arizona Solar Energy Industries Association

azgives.org/organization/ sunshineangelsaz

azgives.org/organization/ arizonahistoricalsociety

azgives.org/organization/animalrezq

azgives.org/organization/azsmalldog

azgives.org/organization/azdeo

Arizona Historical Society*

azgives.org/organization/alientoaz

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Arizona Cattle Dog Rescue

azgives.org/organization/alfrescue

azgives.org/organization/ az4hyouthfoundation

azgives.org/organization/ almostthererescue

azgives.org/organization/ azcactuscorgirescue

Arizona Refugee Center*

Arizona Humane Society azgives.org/organization/ arizonahumanesociety

Arizona Land and Water Trust

azgives.org/organization/auntritas

Autism Life And Living, Inc.* azgives.org/organization/ autismlifeandliving

Autism Society of Greater Phoenix* azgives.org/organization/asgp

Aviva Children’s Services azgives.org/organization/aviva

AZ ACEs Consortium azgives.org/organization/azaces

AZ Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence* azgives.org/organization/acesdv

azgives.org/organization/ arizonalandandwatertrust

AZFirst

Arizona Local News Foundation

AZK9 Rescue*

azgives.org/organization/ arizonalocalnewsfoundation

azgives.org/organization/azk9rescue

Arizona Maine Coon Cat Rescue Inc azgives.org/organization/azmccr

azgives.org/organization/azfirst

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Aunt Rita’s Foundation Aunt Rita’s Foundation has been a cornerstone in the fight against HIV in Arizona since its founding in 1988. What began as a grassroots effort to support those affected by HIV and AIDS has grown into a leading organization focused on advocacy, education, and resource distribution. From the beginning, Aunt Rita’s played a critical role in funding some of Arizona’s first HIV service organizations, ensuring access to care and support when it was needed most. As the needs of the community have evolved, so has the work. Aunt Rita’s Foundation has expanded its reach while remaining steadfast in its mission to end HIV. By listening, adapting, and responding to emerging challenges, the Foundation continues to meet people where they are and provide meaningful, timely support across Arizona.

Today, Aunt Rita’s Foundation leads HIV awareness and prevention efforts by connecting individuals to free testing, treatment options, and education. Through initiatives like HIVAZ Connect and direct service programs for youth and aging adults living with HIV, the agency empowers individuals and mobilizes communities to take action. A key component of Aunt Rita’s Foundation’s mission is supporting and funding local HIV service organizations through its Partner Agency Grant Program. Alongside signature events such as Arizona AIDS Walk, RED is the Night Gala, and the World AIDS Day Phoenix Candlelight Vigil, these partnerships strengthen local capacity, reduce stigma, and bring communities together in pursuit of an HIV-free future for all Arizonans.

Connecting the HIV Community Since 1988

Who we are Name of Organization: Aunt Rita’s Foundation Top Local Executive Name: Stacey Jay Cavaliere No. of Years with Org.: 4 Main Local Office Address: 326 E. Coronado Rd., Suite 102

Saturday March 21

www.aidswalkaz.org

Phoenix, AZ 85004 Phone: (602) 882-8675 Website: auntritas.org Number of Locations in Greater Phoenix: 1 Year Established Locally: 2005 City Nationally Headquartered: Phoenix, AZ Type of Services: HIV and AIDS Education, Prevention and Treatment services; Education regarding HIV and AIDS; Links in our communities to medical care specific to individuals’ needs to ensure treatment of HIV infections and prevention. Specialties: HIV and AIDS

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This list includes nonprofits that have been approved to participate in Arizona Gives as of February 20, 2026, and provide services in Maricopa County. For a full list of nonprofits participating around the state, go to www.azgives.org/donate.

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Ballet Tucson

C & C Animal Rescue and Rehab Inc

azgives.org/organization/ballettucson

azgives.org/organization/c-and-canimal-rescue-and-rehab

BASIS Charter Schools

Childhelp, Inc. azgives.org/organization/childhelp

Cornerstone Basketball Program Inc

Children’s Clinics

azgives.org/organization/ cornerstone-basketball-program

azgives.org/organization/ childrensclinics

Cowtown S.K.A.T.E.*

azgives.org/organization/ basisschools

Carbajal Sisters Fighting for Children of Incarcerated Parents

Beads of Courage, Inc.*

azgives.org/organization/ fightingforchildren

azgives.org/organization/choices-azg

Care Fund

azgives.org/organization/cfcare

azgives.org/organization/ coyotetaskforce

Carry Me Productions

Clarkdale Historical Society and Museum

azgives.org/organization/ carrymeprod

CPLC De Colores Domestic Violence Programs

azgives.org/organization/ clarkdalemuseum

azgives.org/organization/cplc

azgives.org/organization/bensbells

Casa de Los Niños

Coding in Color

Benevilla*

azgives.org/organization/ casadelosninos

Creative Arts and Production Academy*

azgives.org/organization/coding-incolor

azgives.org/organization/creativearts-and-production-academy

Better Piggies Rescue

CASA Support Council for Pima County, Inc.*

Cody’s Friends*

Creighton Community Foundation

azgives.org/organization/ betterpiggiesrescue

azgives.org/organization/ pimacountycasa

azgives.org/organization/ codysfriends

azgives.org/organization/creightoncommunity-foundation

BLOOM365

CASS (Central Arizona Shelter Services)*

College Bound AZ*

Cuenca Los Ojos

azgives.org/organization/ collegeboundaz

azgives.org/organization/ cuencalosojos

Community 43*

Cultural Coalition, Inc*

azgives.org/organization/ community-43

azgives.org/organization/ culturalcoalitioninc

Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona*

Cultured Experiences

azgives.org/organization/ beadsofcourage

Becoming Grace Foundation* azgives.org/organization/ becominggracefoundation

Ben’s Bells*

azgives.org/organization/benevilla

azgives.org/organization/bloom365

Blue Watermelon Project Inc*

azgives.org/organization/thecarefund

azgives.org/organization/cassaz

azgives.org/organization/ bluewatermelonproject

Catalina Foothills High School Band Boosters

Boost A Foster Family*

azgives.org/organization/ cfhsbandboosters

azgives.org/organization/ boostafosterfamily

Border Community Alliance, Inc.* azgives.org/organization/ bordercommunityalliance

Borderlands Restoration Network* azgives.org/organization/ borderlandsrestorationnetwork

Boxer Luv Rescue* azgives.org/organization/boxerluv

Boys & Girls Club of Flagstaff azgives.org/organization/bgcflag

Break the Cycle jam3s Inc aka Jennifer House, Wand*

Catalina Foothills School District Foundation azgives.org/organization/ cfsdfoundation

Catholic Charities Community Services azgives.org/organization/ catholiccharitiesaz

CeCe’s Hope Center azgives.org/organization/ ceceshopecenter

Center for Biological Diversity azgives.org/organization/ biologicaldiversity

Choices Pregnancy Centers Christian Family Care

azgives.org/organization/ communityfoodbank-azg

azgives.org/organization/ communitygardensoftucson

azgives.org/organization/ cummingsinstitute

Community Homes of Patagonia, Inc.*

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azgives.org/organization/chop

Community Investment Corporation* azgives.org/organization/cictucson

COMO Art Foundation* azgives.org/organization/como-artfoundation

azgives.org/organization/change-labs

Compass Affordable Housing, Inc.

Bridges Reentry, Inc.*

Chemo Companions*

azgives.org/organization/ compassaffordablehousing

Building Bright Futures azgives.org/organization/buildingbright-futures

Child & Family Resources* azgives.org/organization/ childfamilyresources

Child Crisis Arizona* azgives.org/organization/ childcrisisarizona

* indicates the organization is a member of AZ Impact for Good.

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azgives.org/organization/culturedexperiences

Cummings Graduate Institute for Behavioral Health Studies*

Change Labs

azgives.org/organization/chemocompanions

Coyote TaskForce

Community Gardens of Tucson

azgives.org/organization/ breakthecyclejam3sjenniferhouse

azgives.org/organization/ bridgesreentry

azgives.org/organization/cowtownskate

Control Alt Delete LLC* azgives.org/organization/ controlaltdelete

Cooper S Chance Animal Rescue Inc azgives.org/organization/ cooperschance

D.O.V.E.S. Network ®* azgives.org/organization/dovesnetwork

Death Penalty Alternatives for Arizona azgives.org/organization/dpaa

Desert Botanical Garden* azgives.org/organization/dbg

Desert Dragon School azgives.org/organization/desertdragon-school

Desert Rivers Audubon Society azgives.org/organization/desertrivers-audubon-society

Desert Stages Theatre* azgives.org/organization/desertstages

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Who we are Name of Organization: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona Top Local Executive: Debbie Castillo-Smith (CEO) No. of Years with Org.: 26 Main Local Office Address:

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona For more than 65 years, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona (BBBSAZ) has operated under the belief that inherent in every child is the ability to succeed and thrive in life. BBBSAZ makes meaningful, professionally supported matches between adult volunteers (“Bigs”) and children (“Littles”), ages 6 through 18, in Maricopa County and Pinal County. We develop positive relationships that have a direct and lasting effect on the lives of young people. Our volunteers help children in our community who need and deserve mentors build self-confidence and realize their potential. At BBBSAZ, one of our keystone beliefs is that every young person has the potential to do great things. Unfortunately, kids today are in crisis and their potential can be threatened. Anxiety and depressive symptoms doubled for young people during the pandemic, according to the U.S. Surgeon General’s advisory on protecting youth mental health. In 2021, emergency room visits by teens for suspected suicide attempts were 51% higher than in 2020. At Big Brothers Big Sisters, our mentors add additional layers of support for the mentees enrolled in our programs. Bigs provide a safe, trusting environment where youth can share their thoughts, process their feelings and gain confidence to try new things. According to an article from Mentor.com, “Mentors have always been assets to young people when they are experiencing periods of stress, depression, anxiety, or even more serious mental health challenges. Inherent in the role of mentor is the idea that this person is there for a youth

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through the good and the bad, but especially in times when life feels overwhelming or hopeless.” National research has shown us that kids matched with mentors through BBBS programs had better mental health outcomes than their peers. In addition, research has shown that kids in BBBSAZ mentoring programs are: • 46% - less likely than their peers to begin using illegal drugs • 27% - less likely to begin using alcohol • 52% - less likely to skip school • 37% - less likely to skip a class • 33% - less likely to hit someone

1615 E. Osborn Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85016 Phone: (602) 264-9254 Website: bbbsaz.org Number of Locations in Greater Phoenix: 1 Year Established Locally: 1955 City Nationally Headquartered: Tampa, FL Type of Services: Youth Mentorship Specialties: One-to-One Mentoring, Group Mentoring, College and Career Readiness.

They also exhibit an increase in resiliency and overall self-esteem. Please consider joining us to protect the mental health of youth in our community!! Together, we can provide the support kids need to be successful and reach their full potential. VOLUNTEER to become a Big. Meet up with your Little at least two times per month for one year to do things you enjoy. Explore your common interests together but, most importantly, be a listening ear and a source of guidance for a kid. To learn more visit bbbsaz.org/volunteer. DONATE in support of our mentorship programs. BBBSAZ is a qualifying organization for the Arizona State Tax Credit. Through this program, your donation becomes a dollar-fordollar tax credit (up to $400 per individual or $800 per couple, filing jointly). To make a gift, please visit bbbsaz.org/donate. For other questions or to look into enrolling a child, please visit bbbsaz.org.

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This list includes nonprofits that have been approved to participate in Arizona Gives as of February 20, 2026, and provide services in Maricopa County. For a full list of nonprofits participating around the state, go to www.azgives.org/donate.

Diabetes Network of Arizona Inc* azgives.org/organization/diabetesnetwork-of-arizona

Diana Gregory Outreach Services

Family Promise - Greater Phoenix* azgives.org/organization/ familypromiseaz

azgives.org/organization/dianagregory

Fearless Kitty Rescue

Duet: Partners In Health & Aging*

azgives.org/organization/ fearlesskittyrescue

azgives.org/organization/duetaz

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Feed My Starving Children azgives.org/organization/fmsc

Eagles Wings of Grace, Int’l.*

Feeding Matters*

azgives.org/organization/ eagleswingsofgrace

azgives.org/organization/ feedingmatters

Earth Gives*

Firm Foundation Youth Homes, Inc.

azgives.org/organization/earthgives

azgives.org/organization/ firmfoundationyouthhomes

EAST SIDE ELVES azgives.org/organization/eastsideelves

Easterseals Blake Foundation azgives.org/organization/ eastersealsblakefoundation

Echoing Hope Ranch* azgives.org/organization/ echoinghoperanch

Eden Village of Arizona* azgives.org/organization/ lamesaministries

Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse

First Place AZ*

Gesher Disability Resources, Inc.

azgives.org/organization/ fountainhillstheater

azgives.org/organization/gesher-azg

Fox Tucson Theatre Foundation*

Gilbert Historical Society/HD SOUTH*

azgives.org/organization/foxtucson

azgives.org/organization/hdsouth

Free Arts*

Girl Scouts*

azgives.org/organization/free-artsof-arizona

azgives.org/organization/ girlscoutsaz-azg

Friends of Aphasia*

Girl Scouts of Southern Arizona

azgives.org/organization/ friendsofaphasia

azgives.org/organization/ girlscoutssoaz

Friends of Camp Colton*

Glen Canyon Conservancy

azgives.org/organization/ friendsofcampcolton

azgives.org/organization/glencanyon

Friends of Camp Verde Library Inc

azgives.org/organization/goldensun

azgives.org/organization/firstplace

azgives.org/organization/friends-ofcamp-verde-library

Flagstaff Birth Support Fund

Friends of Flagstaff’s Future*

azgives.org/organization/ flagstaffbirthsupportfund

azgives.org/organization/ friendsofflagstaff

Flagstaff Dark Skies Coalition

Friends of Pima Animal Care Center*

azgives.org/organization/ flagstaffdarkskies

Flagstaff Master Chorale, Inc* azgives.org/organization/ masterchorale

Flagstaff Shelter Services*

azgives.org/organization/ emergecenter

azgives.org/organization/ flagstaffshelterservices

EmpoweRanch*

FLORECER-Education Youth Programming*

azgives.org/organization/ empoweranch

Fountain Hills Theater*

azgives.org/organization/florecer

azgives.org/organization/friends-ofpima-animal-care-center

Friends of Sabino Canyon Inc azgives.org/organization/friends-ofsabino-canyon

Friends of the Children Phoenix* azgives.org/organization/ friendsphoenix

Friends of the Pima County Public Library

Goldensun Greater Phoenix Chamber Foundation azgives.org/organization/ phoenixchamberfoundation

Greater Vail Community ReSources* azgives.org/organization/greatervail-community-resources

Green Valley Concert Band, Inc. azgives.org/organization/ greenvalleyconcertband

Groundworks Tucson azgives.org/organization/ groundworkstucson

H Habitat for Humanity Tucson

azgives.org/organization/ friendsofthepimacountypubliclibrary

azgives.org/organization/habitattucson

azgives.org/organization/ florencecrittenton

Friends of the Verde River*

azgives.org/organization/halorescue

Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project*

Friends of the Williams Aquatic Center*

azgives.org/organization/firrp

azgives.org/organization/fwac-azg

Equine WellBeing Rescue Inc*

Foothills Animal Rescue

Friendship Foundation Inc

azgives.org/organization/ equinewellbeingrescue

azgives.org/organization/ foothillsanimalrescue

azgives.org/organization/friendshipfoundation-10

azgives.org/organization/heartspurr

Esperanza*

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azgives.org/organization/heirloomfm

azgives.org/organization/eeeveterans

Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center

Everyday Heroes & Hounds

azgives.org/organization/ foothillsfoodbank

Gabriel’s Angels*

Help Young Adults Arizona

azgives.org/organization/ gabrielsangels-az

azgives.org/organization/help-mehelp-you-2

Epidaurus DBA Amity Foundation azgives.org/organization/ amityfoundation

Equine Voices Rescue & Sanctuary azgives.org/organization/equinevoices-rescue-and-sanctuary

azgives.org/organization/ everydayheroeshounds

Florence Crittenton Services of Arizona

Foster Your Future*

azgives.org/organization/verderiver-az

HALO Helping Animals Live On* Harvest Compassion Center* azgives.org/organization/ harvestcompassioncenter

Hearts That Purr Feline Guardians* Heirloom Farmers Markets*

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azgives.org/organization/fosteryour-future

GAP Ministries

High Country Humane

azgives.org/organization/gapmin

Families Raising Hope*

Fostering Heroes Foundation*

Gather and Grow

azgives.org/organization/ highcountryhumane

azgives.org/organization/fosteringheroes-foundation

azgives.org/organization/gatherand-grow

azgives.org/organization/ familiesraisinghope

* indicates the organization is a member of AZ Impact for Good.

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High Desert Humane Society azgives.org/organization/gilahumane-society-1

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Junior Achievement of Arizona For more than 65 years, Junior Achievement of Arizona (JA) has been preparing millions of Arizona students to succeed in work and life. We’re empowering their futures by giving them the knowledge and skills they need to manage their money; plan for their future; and make smart academic, career and economic choices. Delivered by 8,000+ business and community volunteer mentors, our hands-on, age-appropriate programs focus on three key areas: career readiness, financial literacy and entrepreneurship. At the foundation of all our programs is teaching students the ability to think critically. Equally impactful, we’ll open their eyes to future possibilities and help them apply those important skills to unlock their own future potential. Set to serve more than 110,000 students this year and more than 3 million since its founding, JA is shaping the college- and career-readiness conversation, and we play an important role in Arizona’s workforce and economic development. Our programs help students connect what they learn in the classroom to the real world, and demonstrate how learning correlates to earning

— knowledge critical to empowering today’s students to be successful, contributing members of society in the future. We serve students with diverse backgrounds and socio-economic status throughout Arizona. While our programs are invaluable to all students regardless of background, the majority of the students we serve come from low-income households. Our programs support the K-25 continuum, reaching students wherever and however they are learning today. Today, our programs have expanded to reach primarily low-income learners in 400+ schools across the State of Arizona, in addition to partnering with other nonprofits and organizations focused on reaching opportunity youth. We are wholly dependent on the financial and volunteer support of individuals, foundations and businesses. Our in-classroom programs are offered at no cost to teachers or students. Donations to Junior Achievement are Arizona Charitable Tax Credit eligible, up to $400 per individual and $800 per couple filing jointly. Please consider empowering the future of Arizona kids.

Who we are Name of Organization: Junior Achievement of Arizona Top Local Executive Name: Katherine Cecala No. of Years with Org.: 11 Main Local Office Address: 636 W. Southern Ave. Tempe, AZ 85282 Phone: (480) 377-8500 Website: jaaz.org Number of Locations in Greater Phoenix: 1 Year Established Locally: 1957 City Nationally Headquartered: Colorado Springs, CO Type of Services: Career Exploration and Readiness Programs, Financial Literacy, Entrepreneurship Programs Specialties: Free educational programs for students for Arizona learners, K-25, to prepare them to succeed in work and life.

At JA, we believe in “possible.” We work to help young people know it’s possible to invest in their future and pursue their dreams.

DONATE YOUR AZ TAX CREDIT and ensure a brighter future for the next generation.

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This list includes nonprofits that have been approved to participate in Arizona Gives as of February 20, 2026, and provide services in Maricopa County. For a full list of nonprofits participating around the state, go to www.azgives.org/donate.

Higher Octave Healing*

Hopi Education Endowment Fund

azgives.org/organization/hohmt

azgives.org/organization/ hopieducationendowmentfund

Homeless Youth Connection* azgives.org/organization/hycaz

Honorable & Compassion Living Housing*

Hopi Tewa Women’s Coalition to End Abuse azgives.org/organization/hopitewa

azgives.org/organization/honorableand-compassion-living-housi-ng

Hopi Tutskwa Permaculture Institute

HonorHealth Foundation*

azgives.org/organization/ hopitutskwapermaculture

Humane Society of Southern Arizona*

International Hummingbird Society*

azgives.org/organization/hssaz

azgives.org/organization/ internationalhummingbirdsociety

Humane Society of the White Mountains*

Ironwood Pig Sanctuary*

azgives.org/organization/hswm

azgives.org/organization/ironwoodpigs

Humanity 360

Ironwood Tree Experience*

azgives.org/organization/humanity360

azgives.org/organization/ ironwoodtreeexperience

ICAN: Positive Programs for Youth* azgives.org/organization/ican-azg

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azgives.org/organization/hov

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House of Broadcasting, Inc.

Impact Youth Ministries Inc

Jazz in January Inc dba Tucson Jazz Festival*

azgives.org/organization/ houseofbroadcasting

azgives.org/organization/impactyouth-ministries

azgives.org/organization/azhope

House of Refuge*

Imprints of Honor*

Jerry Ambrose Veterans Council of Mohave County, Inc.*

Hope House of Sedona*

azgives.org/organization/house-ofrefuge

azgives.org/organization/ veteransheritage

azgives.org/organization/ jerryambroseveteranscouncil

Hozhoni Foundation Inc*

Innovation and Research Network Inc*

Jewish Free Loan*

azgives.org/organization/ honorhealthfoundation

Hoofsnhorns Farm Sanctuary* azgives.org/organization/ hoofsnhornsfarmsanctuary

Hope & A Future*

azgives.org/organization/hopehouse-of-sedona

Hope Lives - Vive La Esperanza* azgives.org/organization/hopelives

HopeKids Arizona* azgives.org/organization/hopekids-azg

Hospice of the Valley - Phoenix, AZ

azgives.org/organization/hozhonifoundation

Humane Society of Central Arizona* azgives.org/organization/paysonhumane-society

azgives.org/organization/innovationand-research-network

Interfaith Community Services*

azgives.org/organization/ tucsonjazzfestival

azgives.org/organization/ jewishfreeloan

JLB Project Inc azgives.org/organization/jlbproject

azgives.org/organization/icstucson

* indicates the organization is a member of AZ Impact for Good.

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This list includes nonprofits that have been approved to participate in Arizona Gives as of February 20, 2026, and provide services in Maricopa County. For a full list of nonprofits participating around the state, go to www.azgives.org/donate.

Judy Loker Initiative*

Keys to Change*

azgives.org/organization/ pedalling4acure

azgives.org/organization/keystochange

Lauren’s Institute for Education (LIFE)

Junior Achievement of Arizona*

Kingman Cares*

azgives.org/organization/jaaz

azgives.org/organization/ kingmancares

azgives.org/organization/ laurensinstituteforeducation

Junior League of Phoenix*

Know Limits*

azgives.org/organization/ juniorleagueofphoenix

azgives.org/organization/ theknowlimitsfoundation

Justa Center*

Kyah Rayne Foundation

azgives.org/organization/justacenter

azgives.org/organization/ kyahraynefoundation

K Kaibab Learning Center Inc

L Lapan College and Career Club, Inc*

KD’s Husky Rescue AZ

azgives.org/organization/lapancollege-and-career-club

Keepers of the Wild* azgives.org/organization/ keepersofthewild-azg

azgives.org/organization/ lionscamptatiyee

Literacy Connects*

Leukemia Foundation for Arizona’s Children

azgives.org/organization/ literacyconnects

azgives.org/organization/azlfac

Literacy Volunteers of Coconino County/The Literacy Center*

Liberty Partnership Community Council dba LPKNC*

azgives.org/organization/thinkliteracy

azgives.org/organization/lpknc

Live Theatre Workshop

Liberty Wildlife*

azgives.org/organization/livetheatre-workshop

azgives.org/organization/libertywildlife

azgives.org/organization/kaibablearning-center

azgives.org/organization/kd-shusky-rescue-az

Lions Camp Tatiyee, Inc.*

LASER Large Animal Shelters and Emergency Readiness* azgives.org/organization/largeanimal-shelters-and-emergencyreadiness-laser

Lifeline Oro Valley Animal Rescue azgives.org/organization/lovar

Local First Arizona* azgives.org/organization/localfirstaz

Loft Cinema, Inc.

LifeologyAZ, Inc*

azgives.org/organization/loftcinema

azgives.org/organization/ wwwlifeologyazorg

Lost Dogs Arizona* azgives.org/organization/ lostdogsarizona

Lilys Pad - A Playground for Vulnerable Kids! azgives.org/organization/lilyspadaz

Lost Our Home Pet Rescue* azgives.org/organization/ lostourhome

* indicates the organization is a member of AZ Impact for Good.

Spotlight On:

New Pathways for Youth In the communities we serve, youth experience poverty and three times the adversity of their peers. Beyond the instability and insecurity that makes it difficult to meet their most basic needs, these youth experience social, emotional and cognitive obstacles that bar them from living the joyful, purposeful life that every young person deserves. At New Pathways for Youth, we are changing that. We are building a future where every young person can live their life with joy and purpose, confident in their ability to decide their own path. To make it happen, we provide 1:1 mentoring with a dedicated adult and a proven program for personal growth, including tailored goalsetting and connection to vital resources, all within a supportive peer group. In doing so, we’re transforming the lives of youth by providing the support, stability and skills they need to flourish in the community and in their families. Each of our youth receives tailored actionplanning and support according to their needs

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and personal goals, as well as connections to critical resources for personal well-being, and daily necessities that support the youth’s entire family, ranging from housing assistance to food security to emergency relief. All of this is complemented by 1:1 support from an adult mentor within a group of peers in order to build stable, nurturing, life-changing relationships. Our holistic, research-based program is proven to generate remarkable outcomes for the youth we serve — from improved mental health and personal wellness to academic success and greater high school graduation rates. We give them the tools and resources to not only achieve safe, healthy lives but find fulfilling career paths, seize new opportunities and enhance their relationships with their families, peers and all those around them. With the support of the entire New Pathways community, youth are able to transform their lives and confidently find their own path to fulfillment.

New Pathways for Youth Top Local Executive Name: Karen D. Johnson, Ph.D. No. of Years with Org.: 4 Main Local Office Address: 901 E. Jefferson St. Phoenix, AZ 85034 Phone: (602) 258-1012 Website: npfy.org Number of Locations in Greater Phoenix: 1 Year Established Locally: 1989 City Nationally Headquartered: Phoenix, AZ Type of Services: Youth Development Specialties: Teen Personal Development, Mentorship, Goal Setting

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This list includes nonprofits that have been approved to participate in Arizona Gives as of February 20, 2026, and provide services in Maricopa County. For a full list of nonprofits participating around the state, go to www.azgives.org/donate.

Lura Turner Homes, INC

More Than A Bed*

azgives.org/organization/ luraturnerhomes

azgives.org/organization/ morethanabed

Luv of Dogz Fund Inc.

Mountain Mamas

azgives.org/organization/ luvofdogzfund

M Make Way for Books* azgives.org/organization/ makewayforbooks

Northland Pioneer College Friends and Family*

Parkinson’s Foundation Southwest Chapter

azgives.org/organization/ npcfriendsfamily

azgives.org/organization/ parkinsonsfoundation-azg

azgives.org/organization/mountainmamas

NourishPHX* azgives.org/organization/nphx

Partnership With Native Americans

Mujeres Latinas Unidas Foundation*

O

azgives.org/organization/partnershipwith-native-americans-1

azgives.org/organization/mujereslatinas-unidas-foundation

Make-A-Wish Arizona*

Musical Instrument Museum MIM*

azgives.org/organization/makeawishaz

azgives.org/organization/mim-azg

Manzanita Outreach - Kids Against Hunger Verde Valley* azgives.org/organization/ kahverdevalley

Marshall Home for Men, Inc. azgives.org/organization/ marshallhomeformen

Matthews Crossing Food Bank* azgives.org/organization/ matthewscrossing

Midwest Food Bank - Arizona Division*

N National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development azgives.org/organization/ncaied

National Kidney Foundation of Arizona* azgives.org/organization/azkidney

Native American Connections azgives.org/organization/ nativeconnections

Oasis Sanctuary Foundation, LTD* azgives.org/organization/ theoasissanctuary

Old Souls Animal Rescue and Retirement Home* azgives.org/organization/oldsouls

One Step Beyond, Inc.

azgives.org/organization/pawsitiveaffects

azgives.org/organization/onwardhope

OPCS Old Pueblo Community Services azgives.org/organization/helptucson

Orchard Community Learning Center

azgives.org/organization/ navajohopihealthfoundation

Orchestra Northern Arizona*

Million Dollar Teacher Project*

New Life Center*

azgives.org/organization/milliondollar-teacher-project

azgives.org/organization/newlifectr

Mingus Connection

azgives.org/organization/npfy

Miracle Center

azgives.org/organization/newbornkitten-rescue

azgives.org/organization/ miraclecenter

Nogales Community Development

Miracle League of Arizona azgives.org/organization/mlaz

Mission of Mercy Arizona* azgives.org/organization/ missionofmercyaz

Mobile Meals of Southern Arizona* azgives.org/organization/mobilemeals

Moenkopi Senior Center azgives.org/organization/ moenkopiseniorcenter

Mohave College Foundation, Inc.*

azgives.org/organization/ nogalescommunitydevelopment

Northern Arizona Audubon Society azgives.org/organization/ northernarizonaaudubon

Northern Arizona Book Festival* azgives.org/organization/noazbookfest

Northern Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society* azgives.org/organization/nazpioneers

Northern Az Animal Search and Rescue

azgives.org/organization/ mohavecollegefoundation

azgives.org/organization/naasr

Mom’s Pantry*

azgives.org/organization/ northlandcares

azgives.org/organization/momspantry

Northland Cares

azgives.org/organization/paws-4-acause-2

Onward Hope, Inc.

azgives.org/organization/ midwestfoodbank

Newborn Kitten Rescue Inc

Paws 4 a Cause

Pawsitive Affects

azgives.org/organization/orchardcommunity-learning-service

azgives.org/organization/ mingusconnection

azgives.org/organization/patagoniaregional-aquatics-center

azgives.org/organization/osbi

Navajo Hopi Health Foundation Inc

New Pathways for Youth*

Patagonia Regional Aquatics Center*

azgives.org/organization/orchestrana

Orpheus Male Chorus of Phoenix* azgives.org/organization/ orpheusmalechorusofphoenix

Our Family Services, Inc. azgives.org/organization/ ourfamilyservices

Our Neighbors Farm & Pantry* azgives.org/organization/ ourneighborsfarmandpantry

Our Safe Space azgives.org/organization/our-safespace

P Parent Aid Child Abuse Prevention Center, Inc.* azgives.org/organization/parentaid

Parents of Addicted Loved OnesPAL* azgives.org/organization/ parentsofaddictedlovedones

Parkinson Wellness Recovery | PWR! azgives.org/organization/pwr4life

Pawsitive Friendships* azgives.org/organization/ pawsitivefriendships

Pawsitively Cats* azgives.org/organization/pawsitivelycats

Payson Senior Center* azgives.org/organization/ paysonseniorcenter

Pets on Wheels of Scottsdale azgives.org/organization/ petsonwheelsscottsdale

Phoenix Center for the Arts* azgives.org/organization/ phoenixcenterforthearts

Phoenix Chamber Music Society* azgives.org/organization/ phoenixchambermusicsociety

Phoenix Children’s Foundation azgives.org/organization/ phoenixchildrens

Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary* azgives.org/organization/ phoenixherp

Phoenix Rescue Mission* azgives.org/organization/ phoenixrescuemission

Phoenix Zoo/Arizona Center for Nature Conservation azgives.org/organization/phoenixzoo

Pima County Community Land Trust azgives.org/organization/ pimacountycommunitylandtrust

* indicates the organization is a member of AZ Impact for Good.

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This list includes nonprofits that have been approved to participate in Arizona Gives as of February 20, 2026, and provide services in Maricopa County. For a full list of nonprofits participating around the state, go to www.azgives.org/donate.

Pink Path Foundation*

Project Sleep Tight USA

azgives.org/organization/pink-pathfoundation

azgives.org/organization/ projectsleeptight

Planned Parenthood Arizona Inc.*

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azgives.org/organization/ plannedparenthood-arizona

Positive Paths* azgives.org/organization/ positivepathsaz

Positively Powerful Development Corp*

Rosie’s House: A Music Academy for Children* azgives.org/organization/rosieshouse

Round Valley Animal Rescue

Reid Park Zoological Society* azgives.org/organization/reidparkzoo

Rescue Me Tucson*

azgives.org/organization/ savethecatsaz

Save the Family Foundation of Arizona

azgives.org/organization/ryanhouse

azgives.org/organization/positivelypowerful-development-corp

azgives.org/organization/t-and-tranch-and-equine-rescue

Poverello House of Tucson

Retired Paws

Sage Foundation for Health

azgives.org/organization/ tucsonpoverello

azgives.org/organization/retiredpaws

azgives.org/organization/ sagefoundationaz

Power Paws Assistance Dogs, Inc.*

Rise Up Glendale Coalition*

Saguaro City Music Theatre

azgives.org/organization/ powerpawsassistancedogs

azgives.org/organization/rise-upglendale-coalition

azgives.org/organization/ saguarocitymt

Progressions, Inc*

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern AZ*

Santa Cruz Valley Historical Society

azgives.org/organization/ progressionsinc

azgives.org/organization/rmhctucson

Satori, Inc.

Save the Cats Arizona

Rusty’s Angels Sanctuary*

Ryan House*

Resting Horse Ranch

azgives.org/organization/sarsef-azg

azgives.org/organization/ satorischool

azgives.org/organization/ roundvalleyanimalrescue

azgives.org/organization/ rustysangelssanctuary

azgives.org/organization/ rescuemetucson

SARSEF*

S

azgives.org/organization/ savethefamily1

Scottsdale Leadership* azgives.org/organization/ scottsdaleleadership

Scouting Arizona azgives.org/organization/ grandcanyoncouncilbsa

azgives.org/organization/santa-cruzvalley-historical-society

Sedona Community Food Bank* azgives.org/organization/ sedonacommunityfoodbank

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* indicates the organization is a member of AZ Impact for Good.

THE ITALIAN ASSOCIATION OF ARIZONA has always been committed to celebrating and preserving the rich heritage of Italy through language, tradition, art, music, food, and community. The Italian Association of Arizona is dedicated to preserving and sharing our vibrant Italian culture. Your donation helps us continue to unite our community through events such as the Scottadale Italian Festival this fall, language classes, and support for local non-profits. Every contribution, big or small, is deeply appreciated and vital to our mission: to establish Arizona’s premier Italian Cultural Center—a vibrant hub celebrating Italian heritage, traditions, and community.

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Donate Now ANY donation over $100.00 will automatically include a one-year membership

Contact Us The Association is a 501(c) three organization and deductions may be taxed deductible

@italianassociationofaz info@italianassociation.org www.italianassociation.org

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This list includes nonprofits that have been approved to participate in Arizona Gives as of February 20, 2026, and provide services in Maricopa County. For a full list of nonprofits participating around the state, go to www.azgives.org/donate.

Seeds of Hope Inc*

Southern Arizona Legal Aid Inc.*

The Arboretum at Flagstaff*

TheaterWorks

azgives.org/organization/ seedsofhopeaz

azgives.org/organization/sazlegalaid

azgives.org/organization/thearb

Southern Arizona Network for Down Syndrome

The Be Kind People Project

azgives.org/organization/ theaterworks-azg

Sequoia Springs Trauma Healing Center Inc* azgives.org/organization/sequoiasprings-trauma-healing-center

azgives.org/organization/southernarizona-network-for-down-syndrome

azgives.org/organization/ thebekindpeopleproject

Tierra Antigua Hope Foundation* azgives.org/organization/ tierraantiguahopefoundation

Southern Arizona Senior Pride*

The Center for Community Mediation & Facilitation*

azgives.org/organization/ser-kallai

azgives.org/organization/ soazseniorpride

azgives.org/organization/center-forcommunity-mediation-and-facilitation

Shemer Art Center and Museum Association, Inc.

Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center*

The Cosanti Foundation | Arcosanti & Cosanti

azgives.org/organization/ shemerartcenter

azgives.org/organization/sarrc

azgives.org/organization/arcosanti

azgives.org/organization/timeoutinc

Sheriff’s Auxiliary Volunteers of Green Valley

Southwest Folklife Alliance

The Drawing Studio Inc

TMM FAMILY SERVICES

azgives.org/organization/ southwestfolklife

azgives.org/organization/ thedrawingstudio

azgives.org/organization/ tmmfamilyservices

Southwest Human Development*

The Foster Alliance (formerly Arizona Helping Hands)*

Trellis*

SER-KALLAI*

azgives.org/organization/gvsav

Sister José Women’s Center azgives.org/organization/sisterjose

Sky Island Alliance

azgives.org/organization/swhd

Southwest Kids Cancer Foundation*

azgives.org/organization/ thefosteralliance

azgives.org/organization/ skyislandalliance

azgives.org/organization/swkcf

The Homing Project

Skye’s the Limit! Foundation QCO 22557*

Southwest Oasis Labrador Rescue azgives.org/organization/solraz

azgives.org/organization/homingproject

azgives.org/organization/ skyesthelimitfoundation

Socorro Animal Sanctuary Inc azgives.org/organization/socorroanimal-sanctuary

Sol Dog Lodge and Training Center* azgives.org/organization/soldoglodge

Sonoran Glass School azgives.org/organization/sonoranglass

SOUNDS Academy* azgives.org/organization/ soundsacademy

Sounds of Autism azgives.org/organization/sounds-ofautism

Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation azgives.org/organization/saaf

Tuba City Humane Society azgives.org/organization/ tubacityhumanesociety

TUCSON ALLIANCE FOR AUTISM INC*

azgives.org/organization/ thehopefoundation

Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus

Spreading Threads Clothing Bank

The Hopi Foundation Lomasumi’nangtukwsiwmani*

Tucson Bird Alliance

azgives.org/organization/ spreadingthreads

azgives.org/organization/ tucsonallianceforautism

azgives.org/organization/boyschorus

azgives.org/organization/the-hopifoundation

azgives.org/organization/tucsonbird-alliance

The Launch Pad Teen Center*

Tucson Girls Chorus

azgives.org/organization/ thelaunchpadteencenter

azgives.org/organization/ tucsongirlschorus

azgives.org/organization/stmarys

The Logical Foundation

Tucson Hebrew Academy

Stepping Stones of Hope*

azgives.org/organization/logicalfoundation

azgives.org/organization/ tucsonhebrewacademy

The Mini Time Machine Museum

Tucson Interfaith HIV/AIDS Network (TIHAN)*

St Michaels Parish Day School* azgives.org/organization/stmichaels-parish-day-school-1

St. Mary’s Food Bank*

azgives.org/organization/ steppingstonesofhope

Suenos de Yarali azgives.org/organization/ suenosdeyarali

azgives.org/organization/ theminitimemachinemuseum

The Phoenix Theatre Company

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azgives.org/organization/ phoenixtheatrecompany

Teen Challenge of Arizona, Inc.*

The Puppy Mamma

Teen Lifeline*

azgives.org/organization/ sagreyhoundadoption

azgives.org/organization/trellis-azg

azgives.org/organization/ spacesofopportunity

azgives.org/organization/southernarizona-cat-rescue

Southern Arizona Greyhound Adoption

Time Out, Inc.*

The Hope Mental Health Foundation

azgives.org/organization/tcaz

azgives.org/organization/cacsoaz

azgives.org/organization/ tigermountainfoundation

Spaces of Opportunity

Southern Arizona Cat Rescue

Southern Arizona Children’s Advocacy Center*

TigerMountain Foundation (TAPAZ)*

azgives.org/organization/ thepuppymamma

azgives.org/organization/teenlifeline

The Singletons*

Tempe Community Action Agency*

azgives.org/organization/ singletonmoms

azgives.org/organization/tempecommunity-action-agency

Tetra String Quartet* azgives.org/organization/tetrastring-quartet

The Undie Chest Inc. azgives.org/organization/undiechest

The Welcome to America Project*

azgives.org/organization/tihan

Tucson International Mariachi Conference* azgives.org/organization/ tucsoninternational mariachiconference

Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block azgives.org/organization/ tucsonmuseumofart

Tucson Pops Orchestra* azgives.org/organization/tucsonpops

Tucson Symphony Orchestra azgives.org/organization/30807

azgives.org/organization/wtap

* indicates the organization is a member of AZ Impact for Good.

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Tucson Wildlife Center, Inc.*

United Way of Northern Arizona*

azgives.org/organization/ tucsonwildlife

azgives.org/organization/ nazunitedway

Tucson Youth Leadership Academy (TYLA)

United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona*

azgives.org/organization/gtl-youthacademy

azgives.org/organization/uwtsa

Tynkertopia Inc* azgives.org/organization/tynkertopia

azgives.org/organization/ unlimitedpotential

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Una Bella Vita Tucson*

Valley Dogs, Inc. / Vets & Their Pets

azgives.org/organization/una-bellavita-tucson

Unlimited Potential Inc.

azgives.org/organization/valleydogs

United Animal Friends

Valley of the Sun YMCA*

azgives.org/organization/ unitedanimalfriends

azgives.org/organization/valleyymca

United Food Bank, Inc.* azgives.org/organization/ unitedfoodbank

United Fund of Globe-Miami, Inc.

Vida Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center azgives.org/organization/ vidawildliferehabilitation andeducationcenter

azgives.org/organization/ unitedfundofglobemiami

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Women’s Foundation for the State of Arizona

azgives.org/organization/volunteersedona-and-the-verde-valley

azgives.org/organization/wfsa

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Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters*

Waste Not, Inc. azgives.org/organization/wastenotaz

West Valley Health Equity

azgives.org/organization/ yavapaibigbrothers

Yavapai CASA for Kids Foundation*

azgives.org/organization/westvalley-health-equity

azgives.org/organization/ yavapaicasaforkids

Whale Foundation*

Yavapai Exploration and Science of Prescott

azgives.org/organization/ whalefoundation

White Mountain Shooters Assoc., Inc. azgives.org/organization/wmsainc

azgives.org/organization/yavapaiexploration-and-science-of-prescott

Young Arts Arizona Ltd.* azgives.org/organization/youngartsaz

Wild at Heart Inc azgives.org/organization/wild-atheart

Youth On Their Own* azgives.org/organization/yoto

Wild Hooves Open Hearts azgives.org/organization/wildhooves-open-hearts

* indicates the organization is a member of AZ Impact for Good.

Spotlight On:

Phoenix Children’s Foundation At Phoenix Children’s, providing world-class healthcare for every child in Arizona is more than a mission — it is our promise. We epitomize the bold spirit of the state we serve through our unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional care. Over the past 40 years, Phoenix Children’s has grown from a single hospital into a nationally recognized pediatric health system serving families across Arizona. Now more than ever, there is an urgent need for pediatric care in our state. Arizona is among the top 10 fastest-growing states in the U.S., and Maricopa County, currently home to more than 1.03 million children, is one of the fastest-growing counties in the nation. To meet the challenges ahead of us, Phoenix Children’s must continue to evolve. It will take substantial resources to realize these ambitious goals. In 2022, Phoenix Children’s was named one of U.S. News & World Report’s Best Children’s Hospitals for the 12th consecutive year. The health system also earned recognition as the top children’s hospital in Arizona for the second consecutive year. Phoenix Children’s is building on these achievements as it continues to invest in the people, research, technologies and programs that make it a destination hospital. That means continuing to recruit physician-scientists who are shaping the future of pediatric medicine; foster discoveries that

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improve the quality and length of children’s lives; establish ground-breaking destination programs that attract patients from around the world; and drive innovations that give ill and injured children hope beyond their wildest dreams. Phoenix Children’s Foundation offers many ways to get involved in and support this work, whether by joining a giving group (phoenixchildrensfoundation.org/givinggroups), attending a Phoenix Children’s event (phoenixchildrensfoundation.org/signature) or finding an inspiring hospital program to support (phoenixchildrensfoundation.org/ways-to-give). Together we can ensure that Phoenix Children’s can provide hope, healing and the best health care to children and families for generations to come.

Who we are Name of Organization: Phoenix Children’s Foundation Top Local Executive Name: Steve Schnall No. of Years with Org.: 43 Main Local Office Address: 2929 E. Camelback Rd., Suite 122 Phoenix, AZ 85016 Phone: (602) 933-4483 Website: GiveToPCH.org Number of Locations in Greater Phoenix: Foundation (1); Phoenix Children’s (58) Year Established Locally: 1983 City Nationally Headquartered: Phoenix, AZ Type of Services: Pediatric Healthcare Specialties: Primary, Emergency and Family-Centered Care

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