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Sun City Community Assistance Network

Sun City, AZ · EIN 205690700 · Form 990EZ · FY2021 · NTEE P81 · Human Services · Small ($100K-$1M) · suncitycan.org
revenue
$131K
expenses
$87K
net assets
$397K
employees
mission · from form 990

Provides no cost guidance for the low income to program

profile · synthesized from sources

Sun City Community Assistance Network connects low-income seniors in Sun City, Arizona with resources to improve their quality of life. The organization provides advisory services and facilitates access to benefits including property tax relief, utility discounts, crisis assistance, and home maintenance support. It partners with local organizations to deliver services and hosts AARP tax preparation volunteers.

named programs · 11 · from sources

what they call their work

APS & Gas Crisis Assistance
Up to $1,000 on APS or $400 on Southwest Gas bills over 12 months for those experiencing documented financial crisis
Arizona Property Tax Credit
Cash refund of up to $502 per year in property taxes for seniors or SSI recipients with very low income
Fire Department Lock Box
Free installation of a lock box for emergency responders at homes of low-income Sun City residents
Food Stamps (SNAP)
Assistance applying for SNAP benefits via AZ DES for seniors over 60 who meet eligibility criteria
Freezing of Property Value
Three-year freeze on the full value of property for seniors over 65 who meet income requirements
House Painting
Exterior house painting provided by Habitat for Humanity at no cost to eligible low-income homeowners
Income Tax Filing (AARP)
Hosts AARP-certified volunteers to prepare state and federal tax returns from January through April 15
Medicare Savings Program
Helps low-income seniors receive Medicare without paying the Part B premium
Post Season Tax Work
Assistance with amended returns, late filings, and responding to IRS or state tax notices
Utility Bill Discount
Discounts on bills from Arizona Public Service, Southwest Gas, and EPCOR water for seniors over 65 who meet income requirements
Weed & Yard Cleanup
Landscape cleanup by SCHOA to bring properties into compliance with community standards; one-time service for eligible residents
activities · 6 groups

what they do

  • Emergency Rental and Utility Assistance 5 activities
    • Direct Financial Assistance to Organizations
      Provides direct financial support to partner organizations for services including house painting, rent assistance, meal delivery, transportation, lock box installation, and other essential needs.
    • Financial Support to Partner Organizations
      Provides direct financial assistance to other organizations for services such as house painting, rent assistance, lock box installation, meals, and rides.
    • Office Space Provision
      Provides rent-free office space for organizations like AARP to conduct income tax work and for volunteer counselors to aid individuals with various programs.
    • Support for Partner Organizations
      Provides direct financial assistance to other organizations for services such as house painting, rent assistance, lock box installation, meals, and rides, and offers rent-free office space for partners like AARP and volunteer counselors.
    • Support for Partner Organizations
      Provides direct financial assistance to other organizations for services such as house painting, rent assistance, lock box installation, meals, and rides, and offers rent-free office space for AARP and volunteer counselors.
  • Free Tax Preparation Services 5 activities
    • Free Tax Preparation and Tax-Related Assistance
      Hosts the annual AARP Tax Preparation event from January 1st through Tax Day, providing facilities and rent-free office space for AARP volunteers. Offers free tax preparation services, assistance with amended and late-filed returns, and answers general tax questions.
    • Property Tax and Homeowner Financial Relief Services
      Assists residents with property tax matters including applications for a $4,873 Limited Property Value exemption, a three-year freeze on full property value, and access to the Arizona Property Tax Credit, which can result in cash refunds up to $502 annually.
    • Tax Assistance and Credits
      Assists residents with various tax matters, including responding to IRS/Arizona State tax letters, amended tax returns, late filings, property tax exemptions, freezing assessed home values, and facilitating access to state tax credits like the Increased Excise Tax Credit and Arizona Property Tax Credit.
    • Tax Assistance and Credits
      Assists residents with various tax matters, including responding to IRS/Arizona State tax letters, amending prior year returns, property tax exemptions, freezing assessed home values, late tax filings, and facilitating access to tax credits like the Increased Excise Tax Credit and Arizona Property Tax Credit. The organization also hosts the annual AARP Tax Preparation event.
    • Tax Preparation and Assistance
      Assists residents with various tax-related matters, including responding to IRS/Arizona State tax letters, amended returns, late filings, property tax exemptions, and general tax questions. The organization also hosts the annual AARP Tax Preparation event.
  • Exterior Home Maintenance Assistance 4 activities
    • Home Maintenance and Safety Services
      Facilitates exterior house painting and landscape cleanup for eligible homeowners, and installs Fire Department lock boxes at no charge for eligible residents.
    • Home Maintenance and Safety Services
      Installs Fire Department lock boxes at no charge for eligible residents, facilitates exterior house painting for eligible homeowners, and arranges for landscape cleanup of properties to ensure compliance with community standards.
    • Home Maintenance and Safety Services
      Facilitates exterior house painting and landscape cleanup for eligible homeowners, and installs Fire Department lock boxes at no charge for eligible residents.
    • Home Maintenance and Safety Support
      Arranges for exterior house painting, landscape cleanup to meet Sun City CC&Rs, and installs Fire Department lock boxes at no cost for eligible homeowners.
  • SNAP Enrollment Assistance 3 activities
    • Benefit Enrollment and Advisory Services
      Provides advisory services and direct assistance to individuals to help them access various programs, including SNAP benefits, Medicare Savings Program, and other financial assistance programs, often through volunteer counselors.
    • Benefit Enrollment and Advisory Services
      Provides advisory services and direct assistance to individuals to help them access various programs, including SNAP benefits, Medicare Savings Program, and other financial assistance programs, often through volunteer counselors.
    • SNAP and Medicare Savings Program Eligibility Assistance
      Provides eligibility guidance and application support for SNAP and the Medicare Savings Program based on monthly gross income levels, helping individuals access benefits via an electronic debit-style card. Connects clients with local organizations addressing financial needs.
  • Basic Needs Provision for Youth and Families 1 activity
    • Increased Excise Tax Credit Distribution
      Provides a $25 check per household member, up to a maximum of $100, through the Increased Excise Tax Credit program.
  • Uncategorized 4 activities
    • Utility Bill Assistance
      Offers discounts on utility bills from Arizona Public Service, Southwest Gas, and EPCOR water for eligible residents, and provides crisis assistance for utility bills, offering up to $1,000 for APS or $400 for Southwest Gas over a 12-month period.
    • Utility Bill Assistance
      Offers discounts on utility bills from Arizona Public Service, Southwest Gas, and EPCOR water, and provides crisis assistance for utility bills, offering up to $1,000 for APS or $400 for Southwest Gas bills over a 12-month period for eligible residents.
    • Utility Bill Assistance
      Offers discounts on utility bills from Arizona Public Service, Southwest Gas, and EPCOR water, and provides crisis assistance for utility bills, offering up to $1,000 for APS or $400 for Southwest Gas over a 12-month period.
    • Utility Bill Assistance and Discounts
      Provides crisis assistance for utility bills, offering up to $1,000 for Arizona Public Service (APS) or $400 for Southwest Gas over a 12-month period. Also facilitates ongoing utility bill discounts for eligible residents through APS, Southwest Gas, and EPCOR Water.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$131K
Contributions & grants$113K86%
Program service revenue$8K6%
Investment income$10K8%
Other revenue
expenses
Total expenses$87K
Program expenses
Admin / overhead
Fundraising
Salaries & benefits$39K
Grants paid out
balance sheet
Total assets$400K
Cash
Investments
Liabilities
Net assets$397K
1 years on record · 2021–2021
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
LYNN RODE Executive Director 20 $22K
board members · 7
  • CHERYL DUTER — Director
  • HARRY CALIVAS — Director
  • LOIS HEDDEN — Director
  • MARILYN ZANGL — Director
  • PETER LEE — Director
  • STEWART RAMSEY — Director
  • TOM DEVRIES — Director
relationships · 25

who they work with

  • AARP Partner — Collaborates with AARP to provide income tax filing services.
  • AARP Partner — Provided rent-free office space for income tax work.
  • AARP Partner — Provides certified personnel to assist residents with state and federal tax preparation during the annual tax event hosted by Sun City CAN.
  • APS Partner — Provides crisis assistance.
  • AZ DES Partner — Collaborates with AZ DES to assist individuals with SNAP eligibility and enrollment
  • Debbie Campacci Partner — Board Member and Executive Director of Sun City Community Assistance Network
  • Debbie Campacci Partner — Executive Director of Sun City Community Assistance Network
  • Doris Mudgett Partner — Administrative Assistant at Sun City Community Assistance Network
  • Gail Warmath Partner — Recording Secretary of Sun City Community Assistance Network Board
  • Habitat for Humanity Partner — Paints the exterior of houses for eligible homeowners.
  • Habitat for Humanity Partner — Receives direct financial assistance for house painting.
  • Jim Conrad Partner — Board Member of Sun City Community Assistance Network
  • Meals on Wheels Partner — Receives direct financial assistance.
  • NW Valley Connect Partner — Receives direct financial assistance for rides.
  • Phyllis Kennedy Partner — Administrative Assistant at Sun City Community Assistance Network
  • Rich Hoffer Partner — Board Vice President of Sun City Community Assistance Network
  • Rusty Bradshaw Partner — Board Member of Sun City Community Assistance Network
  • SCHOA Partner — Cleans up landscapes of homeowners' properties.
  • SCHOA Partner — Provides discounts for weed and yard cleanup.
  • Southwest Gas Partner — Provides crisis assistance.
  • St Vincent DePaul Partner — Receives direct financial assistance for rent assistance.
  • Steve Ammon Partner — Board Member of Sun City Community Assistance Network
  • Steward Ramsey Partner — Board Treasurer of Sun City Community Assistance Network
  • Sun City Fire Dept. Partner — Receives direct financial assistance for Lock Box installation.
  • Tom DeVries Partner — Board President of Sun City Community Assistance Network