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Why Does Arizona Need Programs Like JAG?

Many young people have multiple barriers to their success, and it can be hard to see a way around them. Jobs for Arizona Graduates (JAG) is a program to help identify their strengths, form a career plan, and find a way to contribute back to their community.

May’s Volunteer Activities

If you are looking for a hands-on way to join the fight to end poverty in Maricopa County, join us at any of these volunteer activities this month!

A Promotora Hymn

"To help all the families who are from our community... With the teachings we provide we change lives for the better."

April 2018 Project Connect Impact

Last Thursday at Calvary Community Church, the community came together again. More than 200 volunteers and 40 providers were there to help 385 guests find the resources they need. 70% of guests said they received services they did not have access to before Project Connect.

This is What Awesome Volunteers Look Like

In honor of National Volunteer Month and our thousands of amazing volunteers, thank you to each and every person who has joined the fight to break the cycle of poverty in Maricopa County. We can’t do it alone.

Opportunity for the Passionate Professional

Virtual tutoring program Vello provides one-on-one reading sessions for students and volunteer time for working professionals. Learn about how to get involved.

How to Save Time and Money in College Planning

What is the Accuplacer Ready Workshop, and how does it help students? Find out.

The Journey to Stability

In a time of crisis, it can be difficult to focus on every need you have when even your basic needs may not be met. That’s why Valley of the Sun United Way and The Siemer Institute have partnered with local schools to help local families increase stability and find a sense of true community.

Planting Seeds of Peace in Harmon Park

Nearly 250 residents and community members attended to celebrate the re-opening of Harmon Garden, visit the more than 30 vendors there to provide much needed information and resources, and join in the Easter egg hunt at Harmon Library.

The Latest News on Congress and Healthcare

We urge everyone to reach out to our representatives in Congress and urge them to move swiftly, so that plans on state exchanges can stabilize, and perhaps lower, premiums for the millions of Americans who will turn to the marketplace for coverage next year.

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