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THE MESA HOUSE INC

AZ · EIN 270055624 · $803K rev · operational · themesahouse.org
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The Mesa House Inc. is a nonprofit organization based in Mesa, Arizona, dedicated to helping homeless men re-enter society. They provide a structured living environment along with food assistance, employment services, and community referrals. Founded in 2001, the organization emphasizes accountability and support for individuals seeking to change their lives.

activities · 13

what they do

direct service · 13
  • Financial Assistance for Residents Emergency Rental Assistance & Prevention
    Provides financial assistance to residents, supported by grants from organizations like Walmart.
  • Financial assistance for residents Emergency Rental Assistance & Prevention
    Provides financial assistance to program residents, supported by external grants such as one from Walmart.
  • Holiday and Special Event Celebrations Member-Focused Social & Recreational Events
    Organizes and hosts numerous holiday and special event celebrations throughout the year, including Super Bowl Sunday parties, Easter parties, Mother's Day and Father's Day "Back to Basics" events, Memorial Day barbecues, Independence Day celebrations, Labor Day parties, Thanksgiving banquets, holiday decorating, Christmas Eve celebrations, and New Year's Eve events, often inviting families and women from other programs.
  • Holiday celebrations with food, activities, and family participation Member-Focused Social & Recreational Events
    Organizes annual holiday celebrations including Super Bowl Sunday, Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve events featuring food, games, fellowship, and family-involved activities such as egg hunts, lantern lighting, and stocking filling.
  • Residential reintegration program for homeless men Residential Re-Entry Support for Homeless Men
    Supports homeless men in re-entering society through a structured residential program focused on rebuilding family connections and personal stability. Since opening its first house on July 1, 2001, the organization has helped nearly 5,000 men.
  • Residential reintegration program for homeless men Residential Re-Entry Support for Homeless Men
    Operates a residential program that supports homeless men in re-entering society, with a focus on rebuilding family connections and providing long-term support. Since opening its first house on July 1, 2001, the organization has helped nearly 5,000 men.
  • Transitional Housing and Re-entry Program for Homeless Men Residential Re-Entry Support for Homeless Men
    Operates a program that supports homeless men in re-entering society, focusing on rebuilding family connections. Since opening its first house in 2001, the program has helped nearly 5,000 men.
  • Weekly "Back to Basics" Meetings
    Hosts a weekly "Back to Basics Meeting by Wally P." for nearly two decades, providing ongoing support and community.
  • Weekly and holiday fellowship events Member-Focused Social & Recreational Events
    Hosts regular community-building events including the weekly "Back to Basics Meeting by Wally P.," which has run for nearly two decades, and seasonal celebrations such as Super Bowl Sunday, Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and New Year's Eve events featuring food, activities, family participation, and fellowship.
  • Weekly and special event programming for community and family engagement Member-Focused Social & Recreational Events
    Hosts regular and holiday-specific events to foster community, fellowship, and family connections among residents. This includes the long-running weekly "Back to Basics Meeting by Wally P.," held for nearly two decades, and scheduled family events for Mother's Day and Father's Day.
  • Offers work opportunities to residents at various events and venues, including concessions at Tempe Diablo Stadium during Spring Training and positions working rides at the Arizona State Fair.
  • Work opportunity placement during seasonal events Community Festival & Event Organization
    Provides residents with work opportunities at major seasonal events including the Arizona State Fair and Spring Training at Tempe Diablo Stadium, with roles such as working concessions and rides.
  • Work opportunity placement for residents Community Festival & Event Organization
    Provides residents with work opportunities at local events and venues, including concessions at Tempe Diablo Stadium during Spring Training, working rides at the Arizona State Fair, and other seasonal employment.
strategies · 9

how they think

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named programs · 4

what they call their work

Employment Services
Helps residents find job opportunities and develop skills for employment.
Food Assistance
Offers food support to residents to ensure their basic nutritional needs are met.
Referral to Community Services
Connects residents with additional community resources and services as needed.
Safe Structured Living Environment
Provides a safe and supportive living space for homeless men seeking to rebuild their lives.
relationships · 3

who they work with

  • City of Mesa Partner — Developed a working relationship with the City of Mesa.
  • Mesa Police Department Partner — Developed a working relationship with the Mesa Police Department.
  • Walmart Funder — Provided a grant to support residents