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PHOENIX ALLIES FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH

PHOENIX, AZ · EIN 460650798 · Form 990 · FY2021 · NTEE E32 · Health Care · Small ($100K-$1M) · azpach.org
revenue
$463K
expenses
$308K
net assets
$248K
employees
0
volunteers
150
program ratio
97%
mission · from form 990

OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE VOLUNTEER-LED, PATIENT-CENTERED HEALTH SERVICES TO MEDICALLY MARGINALIZED PEOPLE WITH RESPECT AND CULTURAL HUMILITY.

profile · synthesized from sources

Phoenix Allies for Community Health (PACH) is a volunteer-run free clinic in Phoenix, Arizona, providing compassionate healthcare services to uninsured and underserved individuals. The organization offers primary medical care, food support, and health education, ensuring that all services are free of charge to those in need.

named programs · 3 · from sources

what they call their work

Food Pantry
Provides food support to families in need, distributing over 20,000 pounds of food annually.
Health Education Programs
Conducts workshops on topics such as diabetes management and nutrition to promote overall health.
Primary Care Services
Offers free primary medical care, lab support, and preventive services to uninsured individuals.
activities · 8 groups

what they do

  • Integrative Holistic Wellness Services 4 activities
    • Health education and wellness programs
      Offers nutrition classes, culturally grounded health education, and wellness workshops on topics including chronic disease support, movement, and mental health. Also provides traditional healing services as part of holistic care.
    • Traditional Healing Services
      Offers traditional healing services as part of its holistic support for individuals.
    • Traditional and culturally grounded health services
      Offers traditional healing services and culturally grounded health education, including nutrition classes, as part of holistic care for underserved communities in Phoenix.
    • Traditional healing and culturally grounded health education
      Offers traditional healing services alongside Western medical care and provides culturally grounded health education, including nutrition classes and wellness workshops on chronic disease, movement, and mental health.
  • Free and Reduced-Cost Mammography Services 3 activities
    • Diagnostic and specialty care facilitation
      Facilitates patient access to diagnostic services such as mammograms and x-rays, and provides referral pathways to ensure coordinated and comprehensive care for patients.
    • Diagnostic and specialty care facilitation
      Facilitates patient access to diagnostic services such as mammograms and x-rays, and provides referral pathways to ensure coordinated, comprehensive care for patients.
    • Patient support and care coordination
      Provides case management and referral pathways to ensure patients receive coordinated care, including access to mammograms, x-rays, and other specialized services.
  • Primary Care Services 3 activities
    • Free Primary Healthcare Services
      Provides free, volunteer-led primary medical care, including medical visits, medications, lab work, and vaccines, to uninsured and underserved families in Phoenix, particularly those ineligible for federal or state health insurance programs. This includes managing chronic conditions and facilitating access to mammograms and x-rays.
    • Free primary healthcare services
      Provides free, patient-centered primary care, including medical visits, lab work, vaccinations, prescribed medications, and chronic disease management (e.g., high blood pressure) to uninsured and underserved individuals in Phoenix who are ineligible for federal or state health insurance. Services are delivered through a volunteer-run clinic established in 2013.
    • Free primary healthcare services
      Provides free, patient-centered primary care, including medical visits, lab work, vaccinations, medications, and chronic disease management (e.g., high blood pressure) to uninsured and underserved individuals in Phoenix who are ineligible for federal or state health insurance. Services are delivered through a volunteer-run clinic established in 2013.
  • Youth Internship Placement 3 activities
    • Internship and Volunteer Programs
      Hosts Master of Social Work student internships and undergraduate internships for pre-health, finance, and other related fields, and supports volunteer pipelines for students and professionals. In 2023, the organization engaged a volunteer team of 11 clinicians, 36 clinic volunteers, and 8 board members.
    • Internship and volunteer capacity building
      Hosts internships for Master of Social Work students and undergraduates in pre-health, finance, and related fields. Supports volunteer pipelines for students and professionals, engaging 11 clinicians, 36 clinic volunteers, and 8 board members in 2023.
    • Internship and volunteer capacity building
      Hosts internships for Master of Social Work students and undergraduates in pre-health, finance, and related fields. Supports pipelines for student and professional volunteers, engaging 11 clinicians, 36 clinic volunteers, and 8 board members in 2023.
  • Basic Needs Provision for Youth and Families 1 activity
    • Food Support and Pantry Operations
      Operates a free food pantry and community fridge, distributing food support to families. In 2023, the pantry supported 49 individuals and families by distributing over 13,035 pounds of food, with a total of over 20,000 pounds shared through its pantry.
  • Surplus Food Rescue and Redistribution 1 activity
    • Food support programs
      Operates a free food pantry and community fridge that distributed over 20,000 pounds of food in 2023, including 13,035 pounds to 49 individuals and families. Provides food support as part of holistic care for uninsured and underserved populations.
  • Wellness Coaching and Education Services 1 activity
    • Health Education and Wellness Workshops
      Provides wellness education, including nutrition classes and culturally grounded health education, and collaborates on wellness workshops covering topics such as nutrition, chronic disease support, movement, and mental health.
  • Uncategorized 5 activities
    • Case Management and Referral Services
      Provides case management and referral pathways to ensure families receive coordinated care.
    • Community Health Events and Resource Sharing
      Co-hosts community health events such as screenings, vaccine drives, and resource fairs, and shares resources including hygiene kits and medical supplies.
    • Community health events and outreach
      Co-hosts community health events such as health screenings, vaccine drives, resource fairs, and wellness workshops to expand access to care and share resources including food, hygiene kits, and medical supplies.
    • Community health events and outreach
      Co-hosts community health events such as health screenings, vaccine drives, resource fairs, and wellness workshops on nutrition, chronic disease, movement, and mental health. Shares resources including hygiene kits, medical supplies, and food.
    • Community health events and outreach
      Co-hosts community health events such as health screenings, vaccine drives, resource fairs, and emergency care initiatives. Shares resources including hygiene kits, medical supplies, and volunteer support during outreach activities.
financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$463K
Contributions & grants$463K100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$308K
Program expenses97%
Admin / overhead2%
Fundraising1%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$248K
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$248K
Cash$192K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$248K
Liquid reserves7.5 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2021 · YoY revenue -9.7%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

board members · 7
  • GINA TOMA — VICE-PRESIDENT
  • IMELDA OJEDA — PRESIDENT
  • JOHNY AGUILAR — TREASURER START 5/1/22
  • LAWRENCE JAY MINICH — TREASURER END 10/15/21
  • LINDA RUVALCABA — ADVOCACY DIRECTOR
  • MARILYN BAER — MEMBER AT LARGE
  • NARGISH PATWROARY — SECRETARY
relationships · 16

who they work with

  • APCA Partner — Partnered to support patient screenings and vaccinations.
  • Affirm Partner — Partnered to provide free contraception.
  • Direct Relief Partner — Donated $770,000 in medication, enabling the organization to supply prescriptions to patients.
  • Kitchen on the Street Partner — Provided additional holiday food deliveries.
  • LabCorp Partner — Allocates 20% of funds for lab testing.
  • Simon Med Partner — Allocates 20% of funds for imaging services.
  • Sinova Solutions Partner — Developed the organization's website.
  • St. Mary’s Food Bank Partner — Contributed 13,035 pounds of food to the organization's pantry.
  • St. Vincent de Paul Partner — Works closely with to ensure access to specialty care, diagnostic imaging, and continued support when patients require services beyond PACH's scope.
  • St. Vincent de Paul Partner — Works with to ensure access to specialty care, diagnostic imaging, and continued support for patients.
  • TQP Partner — Partnered to offer gender-affirming care.
  • Testal Mexican Kitchen Partner — Partnered for a "Brunch Happy Hour" fundraising event where 10% of drink sales were donated to PACH.
  • Testal Mexican Kitchen Partner — Partnered for a fundraising event called "Karaoke for a Cause", where 10% of drink sales were donated to PACH.
  • Uber Partner — Allocates 20% of funds for transportation support.
  • Valleywise Health Partner — Works closely with to ensure access to specialty care, diagnostic imaging, and continued support when patients require services beyond PACH's scope.
  • Valleywise Health Partner — Works with to ensure access to specialty care, diagnostic imaging, and continued support for patients.