Qualified Charitable Organizations
Qualified Charitable Organizations
Cancer Support & Domestic Violence | Family Assistance & Food Banks | Healthcare | Housing Support, Legal Services, Mental Health & Senior Services | Social Services | Special Needs & Veteran Services | Youth Development
Social Services
Ability360
Ability360 offers and promotes programs designed to empower people with disabilities so that they may achieve or continue independent lifestyles within the community.
Over 40 years ago, Ability360 began offering services to people with disabilities and has become the largest Center for Independent Living in Arizona. With a focus on empowering individuals with disabilities to achieve independent lifestyles, we offer five core services: information and referral, independent living skills training, peer support, advocacy, assistance with transitioning to community living and support for youth. In addition, we offer home care services, home modifications, employment services, sports and fitness programs and much more.
Your tax credit donation ensures we can continue to support the disability community throughout Arizona regardless of their financial abilities.
Social Services | Tax Code 20090
Arizona Burn Foundation
Our mission is to improve the quality of life for burn survivors and their families in Arizona, while promoting burn prevention advocacy and education.
Survivors rely on medical professionals, emotional support staff, families and friends. That’s why Arizona Burn Foundation offers compassionate services that bring all parties together through a comprehensive continuum of care.
Arizona Burn Foundation has been serving the Grand Canyon State and its residents since 1967, providing education, emotional support, financial assistance and leadership development programs to help those who’ve encountered the devastating effects of burn injuries. From the time of a survivor’s injury through the rest of their life, Arizona Burn Foundation supports burn survivors and their families. We bring them through recovery until they no longer identify as a victim, but instead as a human being of intrinsic value and worth.
Social Services | Tax Code 20667
Chicanos Por La Causa
Building our better tomorrow. We drive systemic change, fighting for all people to have the power to live a life of dignity.
CPLC began with a group of student and community activists who pushed back against racial discrimination. Today, we are the largest Latino nonprofit in the country, providing services to people of all backgrounds while honoring our Mexican American roots. Our programs give individuals and families a seat at the table through five Areas of Impact: Health & Human Services, Housing, Education, Economic Development and Advocacy.
Social Services | Tax Code 20056
Dress for Success Phoenix
Our mission is to empower women to achieve economic independence by providing a network of support, professional attire and the development tools needed to help women thrive in work and life.
From career development to coaching, networking, cohort-based learning and professional styling, Dress for Success Phoenix delivers free programs that reach women when and where they are along their personal journey. Seventy-five percent of women job seekers in our programming are employed within three months, and 85 percent of women who participate in our financial education programs increase their savings.
Social Services | Tax Code 20168
Family Promise-Greater Phoenix
Our mission is to provide emergency shelter and social services to help families move toward independent housing and self-sufficiency through community partnerships.
We have four Valley sites exclusively focused on sheltering families with children AND THEIR PETS. Some families endured a job loss or eviction. Others come to Arizona
for a fresh start.
A tax credit is their treasured welcome mat. It ensures that our families have a loving place to start anew. It preserves our unique shelter model that features family-style dinners and private, overnight lodging in the community.
Our Shelter Support Team provides basic needs and case management that reveals pathways for a job, savings and housing — often in less than 60 days with a 70 percent success rate!
Social Services | Tax Code 20453
Fresh Start Women’s Foundation
A pillar in the Phoenix community for over 30 years, Fresh Start transforms lives by providing access and resources that help women achieve self-sufficiency and use their strength to thrive.
Fresh Start works toward a future of unlimited opportunities
for all women. To empower women to achieve self-sufficiency, our organization’s strategic approach encompasses five key areas of service: Family Stability, Health and Well-being, Financial Management, Education and Training, and Careers. These pillars of support are the foundation for the Impact Program, a comprehensive pathway to economic independence and personal empowerment. Through access to our in-person and
virtual workshops, workforce training, family law support
and other resources, thousands of Arizona women aged 18 and older have transformed their lives, the lives of their children and our community for generations to come.
Social Services | Tax Code 20525
Hope’s Crossing
Hope’s Crossing helps at-risk women create lives of self-sufficiency, community and hope. We guide high-potential women through a process of recovery, rehabilitation and cognitive behavioral transformation to produce productive citizens, ready to contribute to our economy.
Hope’s Crossing offers a program of emotional support geared toward creating a new belief system that promotes whole and healthy living, as well as employment support, financial coaching and housing assistance. Through our unique, comprehensive approach, we give women the tools they need for a new beginning and sustainability. Our Signature Fundamentals of Freedom Program offers a holistic approach that addresses foundational skills building, critical thinking and decision making, and finally, Leadership Development to guide women and families to thrive in life.
Social Services | Tax Code 20946
Jewish Family & Children’s Service
Jewish Family & Children’s Service is dedicated to strengthening the community by providing behavioral health, healthcare and social services to children, teens and adults of all ages, faiths and backgrounds.
Our wide range of social services to residents of
Maricopa County includes child welfare programs,
support for families in transition, programs for foster care youth, domestic violence services, and counseling and resources for older adults.
Social Services | Tax Code 20255
Maggie’s Place
Since we opened our doors in 2000, Maggie’s Place has provided over 1,200 homeless, pregnant and parenting women and 700 babies with shelter across our five residential homes.
In addition to providing a safe and nurturing environment, we provide year-round access to resources, supplies and ongoing support at our Family Success Center for mothers during their time in our care and after program completion. We offer classes, workshops and support groups on parenting, infant care, career counseling and addiction recovery, along with providing groceries, formula, diapers and hygiene supplies. Your tax-deductible contribution directly supports our shelter operations, as well as all services and supplies available to women at no cost,
helping them break the cycle of generational trauma to
build a meaningful, independent life for themselves and
their families.
Social Services | Tax Code 20492
NourishPHX
NourishPHX is the trusted community hub serving vulnerable individuals and families by offering resources to satisfy immediate needs and provide pathways to self-sufficiency.
Your tax credit donation helps low-income families, individuals and seniors with food, clothing, SNAP Outreach and job resources. In addition to direct services, we partner and coordinate many free community classes and workshops, including topics like financial education and jewelry-making. Volunteers are always welcome.
Social Services | Tax Code 20385
Phoenix Indian Center
As the oldest American Indian Center, we serve as the hub for the advancement of our urban American Indian relatives with culturally relevant essential services, programs and initiatives. We envision a healthy and thriving urban American Indian community.
Since 1947, the Phoenix Indian Center has been a center of community engagement. Continuing with this tradition, we provide opportunities to connect and support the children, youth and families who live and work in our busy metropolitan area. In 2024, our Center provided direct assistance to over 9,500 individuals, with our outreach efforts touching the lives of more than 35,000 urban American Indian people. Your financial support demonstrates your commitment to making a tangible difference in the lives of those we serve.
Social Services | Tax Code 20394
Phoenix Rescue Mission
We provide Christ-centered, life-transforming solutions to people facing hunger, homelessness, addiction and trauma.
When you support the work at Phoenix Rescue Mission, you are addressing short-term needs, with a long-term mentality. Our Street Outreach team drives throughout the Valley every day, meeting neighbors in need where they are and providing basic necessities and care. As we build relationships in the community, we offer a way to address deep-rooted issues through our residential programs for men, women and children. Because of incredible supporters like you, we continue to see the blessing of love, hope and transformation for our neighbors across
the Valley.
Social Services | Tax Code 20549
Ronald McDonald House Charities® of Central and Northern Arizona
Ronald McDonald House Charities® of Central and Northern Arizona is a welcoming “home-away-from-home” for families with children facing medical challenges, providing an atmosphere of comfort, hope and courage.
One in five children live in rural communities. Yet most specialized pediatric care for life-threatening illnesses or injuries is available only in larger cities like Phoenix. Ronald McDonald House Charities® of Central and Northern Arizona offers families a comfortable, safe place to stay near their hospitalized children. Three Valley locations (two in Central Phoenix and one in Mesa) offer vulnerable and devastated families a good night’s sleep, nourishing food to keep up their strength and crucial emotional support — all at no cost to families.
Social Services | Tax Code 20400
The Salvation Army Metro Phoenix
The Salvation Army has been helping our neighbors in need in Maricopa County overcome poverty, addiction and economic hardships through a range of social services for 130 years.
Your generous tax credit contributions provide food for the hungry, shelter and clothing for the homeless, rent and utilities assistance, disaster and heat relief, holiday joy, senior activity and outreach, adult rehabilitation, skills training, opportunities for under-resourced children and emotional and spiritual support — “Doing the Most Good” for over 310,000 people annually through nearly 20 centers of operation in Maricopa County. The Salvation Army ranks #6 on Forbes’ latest list of America’s Top 100 Charities.
Social Services | Tax Code 20671
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
St. Vincent de Paul harnesses the power of our community to feed, clothe, house and heal all who are in need — whether in body or in spirit.
We believe in the intrinsic value of every person — to serve and be served. Our dining rooms and food boxes are more than just meals. Families gain access to supportive programs and referrals to community resources. When people are at their lowest point and have lost their housing, St. Vincent de Paul is there to offer not only a bed, but a path to find home again. With your support, St. Vincent de Paul is helping seniors, families and children in need in our community with food, housing, affordable healthcare and much more.
Social Services | Tax Code 20540
STARS
STARS has been serving the intellectually and cognitively disabled throughout the Valley for over 51 years. Our mission is to change lives through opportunity by providing job training, life skills and a community in which these individuals can thrive.
All STARS programs benefit from tax credit contributions, including our Competitive Integrated Employment, our Community-Based Employment, our CommunityWork center-based work, and our Day Training for Adults.
Social Services | Tax Code 20117
St. Joseph The Worker
St. Joseph the Worker is dedicated to helping homeless, low-income and other disadvantaged individuals achieve self-sufficiency by providing the resources and support necessary to secure quality employment and stable housing.
SJW’s Employment Without Barriers Program offers personalized, one-on-one support tailored to each client’s unique needs. This includes job leads, application guidance, resume help, interview prep, professional clothing, hygiene products and transportation vouchers. We also provide essential resources like uniforms, work gear, tools, certifications and transportation assistance to help clients smoothly transition to their first paycheck. Workforce Villages is a free 90-day transitional housing program for employed clients experiencing housing insecurity. Through this program, clients save, on average, $5,000 to cover rent and security deposits, allowing them to secure their own housing.
Social Services | Tax Code 20248
WHEAT
Since 1979, the WHEAT organization has been working to end hunger and poverty at the root. The mission of WHEAT is to educate, advocate, engage and empower individuals in the fight against hunger and poverty.
Our major programs include the Clothes Silo, a clothing boutique empowering economically disadvantaged women through the provision of free workwear and offering on-the-job training, as well as the Fair Trade Store, a retail shop partnering with artisans and small-scale farmers around the globe to help break the cycle of poverty through fair and ethical trade.
Social Services | Tax Code 20391
