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Powered by Passion – How Juan Perez Found Purpose in the Loaned Executive Program

When Juan joined the Loaned Executive Program in August 2020, he took a giant leap out of his comfort zone…

Health, Housing and Hope – How Mental Health Impacts Homelessness

This month, Mental Health Awareness Month, we are focusing on the correlation between housing and mental health.

Read On Avondale, Read On Phoenix Recognized as Bright Spot Communities

COVID-19 has shined a light on the many inequities surrounding early childhood education. Fortunately, Read On Avondale and Read On Phoenix were there to help.

Mental Health Support: The Go-To (Human) Resource in Maricopa County

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and there’s no better time to spotlight the topic, its challenges and the resources available to our community members.

Devoted to Giving Hope to Those in Need–Driven to Serve

Lerner & Rowe joins forces with Valley of the Sun United Way to positively impact the lives of children and their families.

United in Good News: East Valley Men’s Center

A New Leaf’s East Valley Men Center (EVMC) is a safe haven for men experiencing homelessness.

United in Good News: A New Start for Sherry

We’ve been proud to fund Catholic Charities’ MANA House which serves unhoused vets by providing shelter, case management, and wrap around services. Read Sherry’s story…

Spring Cleaning: 10 Steps to Get Your Financial House in Order

Here are 10 steps to get your estate plan in tip-top shape this spring.

A Plan for Mighty Change

The Mighty Change 2026 (MC2026) plan will guide us over the next five years will give more hope, and prioritize increased access to needed services in Maricopa County. Woven into each of the plan’s strategies is a focus on diversity, equity, access and inclusion.

5 Reasons You Should Attend Our 95th Anniversary Celebration

Not sure if you should attend our 95th Anniversary Celebration from 8 – 9 a.m. Friday, March 26? Here are five reasons why you should join us for this special celebration.

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