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Assistance League of Phoenix Arizona

AZ · EIN 860193883 · $2.4M rev · operational · www.alphx.org
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Assistance League of Phoenix Arizona is a nonprofit organization that provides essential services to children and families in need. Their programs include distributing layettes for newborns, clothing and shoes for children, and books to promote literacy in high-poverty schools. They operate primarily in the Phoenix area of Arizona.

activities · 12

what they do

direct service · 12
  • Distributes over 25,000 books annually to children through partnerships with high-poverty K-8 schools and social service agencies.
  • Distributes layettes to newborns Diaper & Potty Training Support
    Provides layettes containing diapers, wipes, infant clothing, and blankets to approximately 500 newborns annually born into poverty through the Wee Help program.
  • Distributes new clothing and shoes to children Back-to-School Supply Distribution
    Operates mobile programs on buses to fit children with new clothing and shoes directly at schools.
  • Distributes teddy bears to children in crisis Comfort and Care Kits Distribution
    Distributes teddy bears to children in crisis through partnerships with first responders and social service agencies as part of the HUGS program.
  • Distributes over 25,000 books annually to children through partnerships with high-poverty K-8 schools and social service agencies.
  • Distributing teddy bears to children in crisis (HUGS program) Comfort and Care Kits Distribution
    Distributes teddy bears to children in crisis through partnerships with first responders and social service agencies. This program, HUGS, was launched in 1987.
  • Operates a resale store (Thrift Boutique) Community-Supported Thrift Store
    Operates a resale store, the Thrift Boutique, offering gently-used clothing, shoes, accessories, furniture, home decor, small electronics, books, and sports equipment. Profits from the store fully fund community programs.
  • Operating a resale store (Thrift Boutique) Community-Supported Thrift Store
    Operates a resale store, known as the Thrift Boutique, offering gently-used clothing, shoes, accessories, furniture, home decor, small electronics, books, and sports equipment for men, women, and children. The profits from this store fund community programs.
  • Preparing items for distribution Warehouse Operations for Essential Supplies
    Prepares items for distribution through warehouse operations, including assembling health kits and sorting donations.
  • Providing layettes to newborns (Wee Help program) Diaper & Potty Training Support
    Provides layettes containing diapers, diaper wipes, infant clothing, and blankets to approximately 500 newborns annually born into poverty through the Wee Help program.
  • Providing new clothing and shoes to children via mobile programs Back-to-School Supply Distribution
    Operates mobile programs on buses that fit children with new clothing and shoes at schools.
  • Warehouse operations for program support Warehouse Operations for Essential Supplies
    Prepares items for distribution through warehouse operations, including assembling health kits and sorting donations.
strategies · 10

how they think

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named programs · 4

what they call their work

Book Gifts
Distributes books and book sets to high poverty K-8 schools and social service agencies.
Delivering Dreams Bus
Assists children in selecting appropriate clothing and shoes through mobile distribution at schools.
HUGS
Provides teddy bears to children experiencing crises through partnerships with first responders and social service agencies.
Wee Help
Provides layettes for newborns born into poverty, including diapers, clothing, and blankets.
relationships · 6

who they work with

  • Delivering Dreams Arizona Partner — Operates the Book Gift Program in partnership with Assistance League of Phoenix Arizona.
  • LEGACY SOCIETY Coalition — Recognition society for donors who include Delivering Dreams of Arizona in their estate plans.
  • ReSupply Partner — Partners with ReSupply to coordinate donation pick-up services for a fee.
  • Thrift Boutique Partner — Operates a retail location that funds children's programs through sales of donated goods.
  • Valleywise Healthcare Partner — Partner organization that receives layettes for distribution to new mothers in need.
  • local fire department Partner — Original partner that requested bears for children during emergencies; helped initiate the HUGS program in 1987.