named programs · 6 · from sources
what they call their work
Children’s Holiday Party
A festive celebration for children and caregivers with games, crafts, food, music, and holiday fun to create a joyful seasonal experience.
Community Event Tickets
Provides children and families in foster care with access to tickets for sporting events, cultural experiences, and entertainment throughout the year.
Enchanted Island Foster Festival
An annual event where foster families enjoy a full day at Enchanted Island Amusement Park with rides, games, food, and entertainment at no cost.
Mentor Program
Pairs foster youth (ages 5-18 in DCS care within Maricopa County) with caring adult volunteers for consistent support, role modeling, and shared experiences, requiring an 8-hour per month, one-year commitment.
Train Park Picnic
An annual picnic hosted in partnership with the Model Railroading Society, offering children the opportunity to explore model trains, enjoy rides, and engage in hands-on activities.
Visitation Centers
Provides safe, welcoming, and home-like spaces in Phoenix and Mesa for parents and siblings to maintain connection and rebuild relationships when children are removed from their homes.
activities · 8 groups
what they do
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Foster Youth Birthday & Celebration Events 3 activities
- Birthday Drive programProvides birthday gifts and gift cards to foster youth through the Birthday Drive program, ensuring that children in foster care celebrate their special day.
- Community Events and Enrichment ProgramsOrganizes large-scale community events such as the Enchanted Island Foster Festival, Train Park Picnic, and Children’s Holiday Party to provide joy, resources, and a sense of belonging to children in foster care. Also provides access to community event tickets for sporting events and cultural experiences.
- Community events for foster familiesHosts large-scale community events such as the Enchanted Island Foster Festival and the Train Park Picnic, providing joy, resources, and a sense of belonging to children in foster care.
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Back-to-School Supplies Distribution 2 activities
- Back to School DriveCollects and distributes backpacks and school supplies for foster youth through an annual Back to School Drive, serving approximately 3,800 children, caregivers, and visitors.
- Back to School Supply DriveCollects and distributes backpacks and school supplies for foster youth through an annual Back to School Drive, serving approximately 3,800 children, caregivers, and visitors.
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Supervised Family Visitation Services 2 activities
- Supervised Visitation ServicesOperates two visitation centers in Phoenix and Mesa, providing safe, home-like environments for supervised parent-child visits and enabling families to maintain connections. These centers have served over 1,088,000 individuals since 2003.
- Supervised visitation servicesOperates supervised visitation centers that provide a safe, homelike environment for parent-child visits, serving over 1,088,000 individuals since 2003.
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Youth Civic Leadership Development 1 activity
- Capacity building through partnershipsActively cultivates partnerships with community organizations to expand services for at-risk children, enhancing the overall support network for foster youth.
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Holiday Gift and Family Support Programs 1 activity
- Distributes gifts to foster childrenDistributes gifts to over 500 foster children annually in December, ensuring they receive support during the holiday season.
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Special Needs Academic Tutoring & Support 1 activity
- Educational enrichment programsOffers tutoring and educational enrichment programs for children in grades K-12, helping to build social and life skills while providing stability and enhancing self-esteem.
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School-Based Youth Mentoring Programs 1 activity
- Mentor program for foster youthOperates a mentor program that matches children aged 5-18 in state care with qualified, background-checked volunteer mentors for at least one year, resulting in significant improvements in academic performance and self-esteem.
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Uncategorized 4 activities
- Community PartnershipsActively cultivates partnerships with other community organizations to expand the range of services and support available for at-risk children and families in foster care.
- Educational Support and TutoringProvides tutoring and educational enrichment programs for children in foster care, often integrated with the mentor program to help with homework and build skills.
- Foster Youth Mentoring ProgramMatches children aged 5-18 in state care with qualified, background-checked volunteer mentors for at least one year, focusing on academic performance, social skills, life skills, and self-esteem. Mentors commit to 8 hours per month.
- Holiday Gift DistributionDistributes gifts to over 500 foster children annually in December through a Holiday Drive program, and provides birthday gifts and gift cards to foster youth through a Birthday Drive program.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$26K
Contributions & grants$26K100%
Program service revenue——
Investment income$70%
Other revenue—
expenses
Total expenses$11K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits—
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$90K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$90K
1 years on record · 2022–2022
relationships · 5
who they work with
- Desert Heritage Church Partner — Hosts the Mesa Visitation Center on its premises
- Executive Council Charities Partner — Participating charity in the Executive Council Charities Challenge, receiving 100% of contributions and a 25% matching grant.
- Model Railroading Society Partner — Partners to host the annual Train Park Picnic.
- PayPal Giving Fund Partner — Accepts online tax-credit donations through PayPal Giving Fund, which covers processing fees and distributes funds to the organization.
- Rim Country Arizonans for Children Partner — Organization seeking partnerships with other entities to benefit at-risk children.