irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2021
what they reported doing
Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.
- #1 primary $3.52MCHILD & FAMILY SOLUTIONS - CHILD & FAMILY SOLUTIONS DIVISION PROVIDES A FOCUSED CONTINUUM OF PREVENTION, INTERVENTION, AND RECOVERY SERVICES TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES AT DIFFERENT POINTS IN THEIR LIVES. CHILD & FAMILY SOLUTIONS HOUSES FOUR PROGRAMS: CREATING PEACEFUL FAMILIES, HOMEBASED SERVICES (INCLUDES FAMILY PRESERVATION, FAMILY REUNIFICATION, PARENT AIDE AND SUPERVISED VISITATION), REAL WORLD JOB DEVELOPMENT, AND SHELTER WITHOUT WALLS. THE IMPACT TO THE COMMUNITY IS BOTH QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE WITH 11,626 PERSONS PROVIDED SITE SPECIFIC AND VIRTUAL SERVICES AND SUPPORT IN FY2022.CREATING PEACEFUL FAMILIES: PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION CURRICULUMS HELP CHILDREN, PARENTS, AND SCHOOL PERSONNEL TO FIND HEALTHY SOLUTIONS TO SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS, AND LEARN STRATEGIES TO IDENTIFY AND COMMUNICATE ISSUES BEFORE THEY ESCALATE INTO CRISES. PREVENTION STAFF IDENTIFY AND ADDRESS CRITICAL FAMILY ISSUES, INCLUDING DIVORCE, FAMILY CONFLICT, CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT, VIOLENCE, BULLYING, AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE. TARGET POPULATIONS: K-12 STUDENTS WHO ARE HAVING DIFFICULTY MANAGING BEHAVIORS, INTERACTING WITH PEERS, PERFORMING ACADEMICALLY AND/OR COPING WITH STRESSORS AT HOME. SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAM STAFF PARTICIPATE IN PARENT EDUCATION WORKSHOPS AND IN-SERVICE TRAININGS TO IDENTIFY AND ADDRESS CRITICAL ISSUES AFFECTING CHILDREN. CREATING PEACEFUL FAMILIES SERVED 8,177 CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND ADULTS IN FY2022.HOMEBASED SERVICES: WE COLLABORATE WITH ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SAFETY (ADCS) TO ASSESS THE RISKS OF VIOLENCE OR ABUSE IN THE HOME; PROVIDE PARENT COACHING AND THERAPY SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN; AND DEVELOPMENT OF FAMILY PRESERVATION AND REUNIFICATION PLANS. STAFF ARE TRAINED IN FAMILY-CENTERED TRAUMA-INFORMED PRACTICES TO BUILD NURTURING PARENTING SKILLS AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO ABUSIVE AND NEGLECTING PARENTING AND CHILD-REARING PRACTICES. TARGET POPULATIONS: HIGH-RISK FAMILIES REFERRED BY ADCS WHO HAVE A CASE PLAN MANDATING FAMILY PRESERVATION, REUNIFICATION, PARENT AID, OR SUPERVISED VISITATION SERVICES. HOMEBASED SERVICES SERVED 2,220 CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND ADULTS IN FY2022.REAL WORLD JOB DEVELOPMENT: PROVIDES FOSTER CARE YOUTH COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES THAT ADDRESS THEIR NEEDS TO SUCCESSFULLY TRANSITION TO ADULTHOOD. SERVICES INCLUDE AN ONLINE HIGH SCHOOL FOR CREDIT RECOVERY, HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY EXAM PREPARATION AND TUTORING; SKILL ATTAINMENT TRAINING; WORK READINESS; JOB PLACEMENT; LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT; COUNSELING; CASE MANAGEMENT; SUPPORTIVE SERVICES; AND MENTORING. TARGET POPULATIONS: "DISCONNECTED/OPPORTUNITY YOUTH," AGES 16-24 WHO ARE OUT OF SCHOOL, OUT OF WORK AND/OR PHASING OUT OF THE FOSTER CARE SYSTEM WHO NEED A VARIETY OF EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SUPPORTS TO SUCCESSFULLY TRANSITION TO ADULTHOOD, SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND INDEPENDENT LIVING. REAL WORLD JOB DEVELOPMENT SERVED 179 YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS IN FY2022.SHELTER WITHOUT WALLS: OFFERS COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES TO ADDRESS THE UNMET NEEDS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS (FEMALE AND MALE) AND THEIR CHILDREN WHO ARE LIVING OUTSIDE OF SHELTER SETTINGS. THE PROGRAM OFFERS CRISIS INTERVENTION; SAFETY PLANNING; LAY LEGAL ADVOCACY; CASE MANAGEMENT; THERAPY; DOMESTIC VIOLENCE EDUCATION; AND SUPPORT GROUPS. TARGET POPULATIONS: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS (FEMALE AND MALE) AND THEIR CHILDREN WHO ARE LIVING OUTSIDE OF SHELTER SETTINGS. THE PROGRAM IS SPECIFICALLY DIRECTED AT INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS "FALLING THROUGH THE CRACKS" IN THE CONTINUUM OF SERVICES PROVIDED BY LOCAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAMS. SHELTER WITHOUT WALLS SERVED 1050 CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND ADULTS IN FY2022.
- #2 $1.05MJFCS OLDER ADULT & JEWISH COMMUNITY PROVIDES EMOTIONAL AND SOCIAL SUPPORT TO SENIOR MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH COUNSELING, IN-HOME SERVICES, AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES. JFCS OFFERS PROGRAMS (SITE SPECIFIC AND VIRTUAL) THAT PROVIDE OLDER ADULTS ACCESS TO ACTIVITIES THAT HELP THEM RETAIN INDEPENDENCE AND PROMOTE HEALTHY LIVING IN BOTH MIND AND BODY. WE PROVIDE RESOURCES AND GUIDANCE AS A RESPONSE TO THE SPECIFIC NEEDS OF JEWISH FAMILIES, INDIVIDUALS, AND THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE TO HELP OVERCOME LIFE'S CHALLENGES THROUGH CULTURALLY SENSITIVE PROGRAMS. IN FY2022, JFCS SERVED 16,887 ADULTS AND FAMILIES WITH A FOCUS ON THE PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING OF PEOPLE OVER 60 AND THOSE WITHIN THE JEWISH COMMUNITY.
named programs · 12 · from sources
what they call their work
Caring Cards
Volunteer-driven initiative sending handwritten notes of encouragement to homebound individuals, especially older adults
Child & Family Solutions
Offers counseling and support services for young people, foster youth, and parents navigating emotional and behavioral challenges
Food Security & Basic Essentials
Distributes meal kits and basic necessities to individuals and families facing food insecurity
Hospital Chaplaincy
Provides comfort and spiritual support to individuals and families in hospitals.
Hospital Chaplaincy Program
Offers spiritual and emotional support to patients and families in healthcare settings
Integrated Health Clinics
Delivers accessible physical and mental health services in safe and supportive environments
Jewish Community Services
Provides counseling, financial aid, career services, and holiday programming to members of the Jewish community
Just 3 Things Pantry
Collects and distributes cleaning products, personal care items, and school/art supplies to clients in need
Mitzvah Projects
Offers social action opportunities for adults, teens, B’nai Mitzvah students, community organizations, and businesses.
Senior Enrichment Classes
Provides older adults aged 60+ with opportunities for self-discovery, connection, and learning through educational and social activities
Senior Enrichment classes
Engages older adults in self-discovery, connection, and learning.
Shelter Without Walls
Provides safety, support, and resources to survivors of domestic violence, including assistance with housing, legal challenges, and immigration security
activities · 9 groups
what they do
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Jewish Community Support Services 10 activities
- Crisis Intervention and SupportLaunches programs like Helping Hands to provide temporary financial assistance to families in crisis, offers domestic violence support, and coordinates annual trauma and crisis trainings and on-the-ground crisis support to Jewish organizations in Maricopa County through the Jewish Community and Response Team (JCRT).
- Financial and Crisis Assistance ProgramsOffers temporary financial assistance to families in crisis through the award-winning Helping Hands program and provides on-the-ground crisis support and trauma trainings to Jewish organizations via the Jewish Community and Response Team (JCRT).
- Immigrant and Community Resettlement SupportPlayed a leading role in the resettlement of Russian Jewish immigrants in the Greater Phoenix area and continues to serve diverse populations regardless of faith or background.
- Jewish Community ServicesOffers specific services to the Jewish community, including playing a major role in the resettlement of Russian Jewish immigrants in the Greater Phoenix area, providing spiritual support through the Hospital Chaplaincy program to over 8,000 individuals, and coordinating annual trauma and crisis trainings and on-the-ground crisis support to Jewish organizations in Maricopa County through the Jewish Community and Response Team (JCRT). These programs assisted 12,507 people.
- Jewish Community ServicesProvides assistance to the Jewish community, including playing a major role in the resettlement of Russian Jewish immigrants in the Greater Phoenix area, offering spiritual support through the Hospital Chaplaincy program, and coordinating annual trauma and crisis trainings and on-the-ground crisis support to Jewish organizations in Maricopa County through the Jewish Community and Response Team (JCRT).
- Jewish Community ServicesDelivers culturally responsive social services to members of the Jewish community, supporting 12,507 individuals through targeted programs.
- Jewish Community ServicesProvides assistance to individuals and families through Jewish Community Services programs, including the resettlement of Russian Jewish immigrants in the Greater Phoenix area, and offers spiritual support through the Hospital Chaplaincy program.
- Jewish Community ServicesProvides assistance to individuals and families through Jewish Community Services programs, including the resettlement of Russian Jewish immigrants in the Greater Phoenix area and spiritual support through the Hospital Chaplaincy program. The organization also coordinates annual trauma and crisis trainings and provides on-the-ground crisis support to Jewish organizations in Maricopa County through the Jewish Community and Response Team (JCRT).
- Jewish Community ServicesProvides assistance to individuals and families through Jewish Community Services programs, including the resettlement of Russian Jewish immigrants in the Greater Phoenix area and spiritual support through the Hospital Chaplaincy program. The organization also coordinates annual trauma and crisis trainings and provides on-the-ground crisis support to Jewish organizations in Maricopa County through the Jewish Community and Response Team (JCRT).
- Jewish Community and Response Team (JCRT)Coordinates annual trauma and crisis trainings and delivers on-the-ground crisis support to Jewish organizations in Maricopa County.
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Youth Foster Care Transition Support 9 activities
- Child & Family Support ProgramsOffers child welfare services, early childhood trauma support, child crisis intervention, domestic violence assistance, and foster care programs. Includes workforce readiness and high school equivalency programs for teens in foster care through the Real World Job Development program.
- Child & Family Welfare ServicesDelivers child welfare services including early childhood trauma support, child crisis intervention, domestic violence assistance, foster care support, and prevention programs. Pioneered efforts in child sexual abuse prevention and adoption services, including for Native American children.
- Child and Family SolutionsDelivers services to children and families, including child welfare services, adoption services (including for Native American children), foster care, community-based services, prevention programs, and support for teens in foster care through workforce readiness and high school equivalency programs.
- Child and Family Solutions ProgramsDelivers a range of services to children and families, including child welfare services, efforts to combat child sexual abuse, adoption services (including for Native American children), child crisis intervention, domestic violence support, and workforce readiness and high school equivalency programs for teens in foster care. These programs served 11,426 people.
- Child and Family Support ServicesDelivers services to children and families, including child welfare services, adoption services (including for Native American children), child crisis intervention, domestic violence support, and foster care programs. The organization also supports foster care youth with job development and high school equivalency programs.
- Child and Family Support ServicesProvides child welfare services, adoption services (including for Native American children), and support for foster care youth through programs like Real World Job Development. This includes services for children and families, and efforts to combat child sexual abuse.
- Child and Family Support ServicesDelivers services to children and families, including child welfare services, adoption services (including for Native American children), child crisis intervention, domestic violence support, and foster care programs. The organization also supports foster care youth with job development and high school equivalency programs.
- Workforce Readiness and EducationProvides workforce readiness and high school equivalency programs for teens in foster care.
- Youth Workforce DevelopmentSupports foster care youth through the Real World Job Development program, focusing on workforce readiness and high school equivalency preparation.
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Outpatient Behavioral Health Services 7 activities
- Behavioral Health ServicesProvides a range of behavioral care services including psychiatric care, medication management, individual and group therapy, play therapy, substance abuse treatment, mental health assessment and treatment, early childhood trauma services, and child crisis intervention. These services are offered to children, adults, and adults with serious mental illness, and are available virtually and through integrated healthcare centers.
- Behavioral Health ServicesProvides comprehensive behavioral care including psychiatric care, medication management, individual and group therapy, play therapy, substance abuse treatment, mental health assessments, and trauma-informed services for children and adults. Offers clinical care and support to low-income older adults through specialized behavioral health programs.
- Behavioral Health ServicesProvides comprehensive behavioral care including psychiatric care, medication management, individual and group therapy, play therapy, substance abuse treatment, mental health assessments, and trauma-informed services for children and adults. Offers clinical care and support to low-income older adults and individuals with serious mental illness.
- Behavioral Health ServicesProvides comprehensive behavioral care services including psychiatric care, medication management, individual and group therapy, play therapy, substance abuse treatment, mental health assessment and treatment, early childhood trauma services, and child crisis intervention. These services are offered to individuals of all ages, faiths, and backgrounds, including specialized programs for children, adults, and adults with serious mental illness, and low-income older adults.
- Behavioral Health ServicesProvides comprehensive behavioral care services, including psychiatric care, medication management, individual and group therapy, play therapy, substance abuse treatment, and mental health assessment and treatment. These services are offered to individuals of all ages, including specialized programs for children, adults, and older adults with serious mental illness, and early childhood trauma services. The organization also provides virtual care options.
- Behavioral Health ServicesProvides a range of behavioral care services including psychiatric care, medication management, individual and group therapy, play therapy, substance abuse treatment, mental health assessment, and early childhood trauma services. These services are offered to children, adults, and older adults, including those with serious mental illness, and are available through integrated healthcare centers and virtual care options.
- Behavioral Health ServicesProvides a range of behavioral care services including psychiatric care, medication management, individual and group therapy, play therapy, substance abuse treatment, mental health assessment, and early childhood trauma services. These services are offered to children, adults, and older adults, including those with serious mental illness, and are available through integrated healthcare centers and virtual care options.
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Senior Social & Recreational Activities 7 activities
- Older Adult ProgramsEngages older adults aged 60 and over in self-discovery, connection, and learning through Senior Enrichment classes and programs, provides social connection to homebound individuals through volunteer-sent notes and letters, and offers clinical care and support services to low-income older adults through the Older Adult Behavioral Health program. The organization also established Arizona's first nursing home for elderly Jewish residents.
- Older Adult ProgramsEngages older adults aged 60 and over in self-discovery, connection, and learning through Senior Enrichment classes and programs, providing social connections for homebound individuals through volunteer-sent notes and letters. The organization also established Arizona's first nursing home for elderly Jewish residents and provides clinical care and support services to low-income older adults.
- Older Adult ProgramsProvides a variety of services for older adults, including establishing Arizona's first nursing home for elderly Jewish residents, engaging over 6,000 older adults in self-discovery and learning through Senior Enrichment classes, and offering social connections through online and in-person programs. The organization also provides clinical care and support services to low-income older adults through the Older Adult Behavioral Health program and social connection to homebound individuals via volunteer-sent notes and letters. These programs served 6,935 people.
- Older Adult ProgramsEngages older adults aged 60 and over in self-discovery, connection, and learning through Senior Enrichment classes and programs, and provides social connection to homebound individuals through volunteer-sent notes and letters. The organization also established Arizona's first nursing home for elderly Jewish residents.
- Older Adult ProgramsEngages older adults aged 60 and over in self-discovery, connection, and learning through Senior Enrichment classes and programs, providing social connections for homebound individuals through volunteer-sent notes and letters. The organization also established Arizona's first nursing home for elderly Jewish residents and provides clinical care and support services to low-income older adults.
- Older Adult ServicesProvides behavioral health and support services to low-income older adults, including social connection through online and in-person Senior Enrichment classes, volunteer-sent notes, and coordinated care. Previously established Arizona's first nursing home for elderly Jewish residents.
- Senior Enrichment and Support ProgramsEngages older adults aged 60 and over in social, educational, and enrichment activities through online and in-person programs. Provides clinical and social support to low-income older adults and previously operated Arizona's first nursing home for elderly Jewish residents.
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Primary Care Services 7 activities
- Primary Care ServicesOffers primary care services at select healthcare centers for conditions including cold and flu, acute pain and injuries, high blood pressure, and annual wellness exams, with virtual care options available.
- Primary Care ServicesOffers primary care services at select healthcare centers for conditions such as cold and flu, acute pain and injuries, high blood pressure, and annual wellness exams.
- Primary Healthcare ServicesOffers primary care services at select healthcare centers for conditions such as cold and flu, acute pain and injuries, high blood pressure, and annual wellness exams. Virtual care options are also available.
- Primary Healthcare ServicesOffers primary care services at select healthcare centers for conditions such as cold and flu, acute pain and injuries, high blood pressure, and annual wellness exams. Virtual care options are also available.
- Primary Healthcare ServicesOffers primary care services at select healthcare centers for conditions such as cold and flu, acute pain and injuries, high blood pressure, and annual wellness exams. These services are part of integrated healthcare centers that served 21,825 people.
- Primary and Integrated Healthcare ServicesOffers primary medical care at select healthcare centers for conditions such as cold and flu, acute pain, injuries, and high blood pressure, including annual wellness exams. Delivers integrated physical and mental health services through community health centers.
- Primary and Integrated Healthcare ServicesDelivers primary medical care at healthcare centers for conditions such as cold and flu, acute pain, injuries, and high blood pressure, including annual wellness exams. Offers integrated physical and mental health services through community healthcare centers.
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Clinical Supervision & Quality Oversight 5 activities
- Behavioral Health Clinician Supervision and DevelopmentSupervises and develops behavioral health clinicians to maintain high standards of care within the organization.
- Behavioral Health Clinician Supervision and DevelopmentSupervises and develops behavioral health clinicians to maintain high standards of care.
- Behavioral Health Clinician Supervision and DevelopmentSupervises and develops behavioral health clinicians to maintain high standards of care.
- Clinical Supervision and Workforce DevelopmentSupervises and trains behavioral health clinicians to ensure high standards of clinical care and develops behavioral health programs for diverse populations.
- Clinician Supervision and Workforce DevelopmentSupervises and trains behavioral health clinicians to ensure high standards of clinical care and professional development within the organization.
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Emergency Rental and Utility Assistance 5 activities
- Financial and Crisis Assistance ProgramsOffers temporary financial assistance to families in crisis through the award-winning Helping Hands program and provides life-changing support to thousands across Maricopa County.
- Temporary Financial AssistanceOperates the award-winning Helping Hands program, which provides temporary financial assistance to families in crisis.
- Temporary Financial AssistanceOperates the award-winning Helping Hands program to provide temporary financial assistance to families in crisis.
- Temporary Financial AssistanceOperates the award-winning Helping Hands program to provide temporary financial assistance to families in crisis.
- Temporary Financial AssistanceProvides temporary financial assistance to families in crisis through the award-winning Helping Hands program.
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Telehealth Service Delivery 2 activities
- Virtual Care DeliveryProvides virtual care options to patients, expanding access to healthcare and behavioral health services regardless of location.
- Virtual Care DeliveryProvides virtual care options to increase access to healthcare and behavioral health services for patients across Maricopa County.
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Uncategorized 11 activities
- Adoption and Immigrant Resettlement ServicesProvides leadership in adoption services, including for Native American children, and has played a major role in resettling Russian Jewish immigrants in the Greater Phoenix area.
- Food Security & Basic Needs AssistanceDistributes meal kits to individuals and families facing food insecurity and provides cleaning products, personal care items, school supplies, and art supplies based on need through the Just 3 Things Pantry.
- Food Security & Basic Needs SupportDistributes meal kits to individuals and families facing food insecurity and provides cleaning products, personal care items, school supplies, and art materials through the Just 3 Things Pantry based on client need.
- Food Security and Basic EssentialsDistributes meal kits to individuals and families facing food insecurity and provides cleaning products, personal care items, and school and art supplies to clients based on need through the Just 3 Things Pantry.
- Food Security and Basic Essentials DistributionDistributes meal kits to individuals and families facing food insecurity and provides cleaning products, personal care items, and school and art supplies to clients based on need through the Just 3 Things Pantry.
- Food Security and Basic Essentials DistributionDistributes meal kits to more than 5,500 individuals and families facing food insecurity through the Food Security & Basic Essentials program. Additionally, the Just 3 Things Pantry distributes cleaning products, personal care items, and school and art supplies to clients based on need.
- Food and Basic Essentials DistributionDistributes meal kits to individuals and families facing food insecurity through the Food Security & Basic Essentials program. Additionally, the Just 3 Things Pantry distributes cleaning products, personal care items, and school and art supplies to clients based on need.
- Food and Basic Essentials DistributionDistributes meal kits to individuals and families facing food insecurity through the Food Security & Basic Essentials program, and provides cleaning products, personal care items, and school and art supplies through the Just 3 Things Pantry.
- Hospital Chaplaincy ProgramProvides spiritual support to individuals and families in healthcare settings, serving over 8,000 people through hospital-based chaplaincy services.
- Spiritual and Chaplaincy CareProvides spiritual support to individuals and families through the Hospital Chaplaincy program, serving over 8,000 people.
- Volunteer Engagement and Social Connection ProgramsEngages volunteers to provide social connection to homebound individuals, particularly older adults, through letter-writing initiatives and contributes over 600 volunteer hours annually to support organizational services.
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financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$39.25M
Contributions & grants$3.73M9%
Program service revenue$34.92M89%
Investment income$410K1%
Other revenue$196K
expenses
Total expenses$39.04M
Program expenses83%
Admin / overhead15%
Fundraising3%
Salaries & benefits$27.50M
Grants paid out$268K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$35.84M
Cash$4.92M
Investments$19.38M
Liabilities$14.21M
Net assets$21.64M
Liquid reserves7.5 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2021 · YoY revenue -10.4%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021
who runs it
paid leadership · 8
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| LORRIE HENDERSON | PRESIDENT & CEO | 40 | $358K |
| MARK T CALLESEN MD | CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER | 40 | $308K |
| SHARON SY | NURSE PRACTITIONER | 40 | $223K |
| SHAHNAZ HERENDIRA VALDEZ | NURSE PRACTITIONER | 40 | $188K |
| JANET COOPER | NURSE PRACTITIONER | 40 | $186K |
| MARY JO WHITFIELD | VP INTEGRATED HEALTH | 40 | $182K |
| JAKE FREEMAN | NURSE PRACTITIONER | 40 | $182K |
| TERRENCE DANIELS | CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER | 40 | $171K |
board members · 13
- CAROL KERN — DIRECTOR
- EDWARD OBER — VICE CHAIR
- JANICE DINNER — CHAIR
- JEFFREY PACKER — DIRECTOR (TERM 06/22)
- KAREN OWENS — DIRECTOR
- KEN MILLER — DIRECTOR (TERM 06/22)
- MARC GIANNONE — DIRECTOR
- MEGHAN SHAPIRO — DIRECTOR
- PAM MEYER — SECRETARY
- PAUL E STANDER — DIRECTOR
- RICK WOLF — DIRECTOR (TERM 04/22)
- TAMARA ZACH — DIRECTOR
- VICKI CABOT — DIRECTOR
relationships · 28
who they work with
- Area Agency on Aging Partner — Referred clients to JFCS for counseling and support services.
- Area Agency on Aging, Region 1 Government — Government agency providing grant support to JFCS programs
- Arizona Council of Human Service Providers Partner — Linda Scott serves on the Board of Directors and chairs the Child Welfare Sub-Committee.
- Arizona Department of Economic Security Government — Government agency providing grant support to JFCS programs
- Arizona Department of Safety - Victims of Crime Assistance Government — Government agency providing grant support to JFCS programs
- Arizona Governor's Office of Youth, Faith, and Families Government — Government agency providing grant support to JFCS programs
- City of Peoria Government — Local government agency providing grant support to JFCS programs
- City of Phoenix Government — Local government agency providing grant support to JFCS programs
- City of Phoenix Partner — Referred survivors of domestic violence to JFCS for support services.
- City of Scottsdale Government — Local government agency providing grant support to JFCS programs
- Connections In HomeCare and Communities Partner — Home care and community services organization providing support to JFCS programs
- Cypress HomeCare Solutions / Sheldon R. Roth & Family Partner — Home care services provider and family foundation supporting JFCS programs
- Enterprise Holding Foundation Funder — Corporate foundation providing grant support to JFCS programs
- Helios Education Foundation Funder — Foundation providing grant support to JFCS programs
- Hospice of the Valley Partner — Healthcare organization providing support to JFCS programs
- Intel Foundation Funder — Corporate foundation providing grant support to JFCS programs
- PACC911 Partner — Tina Lopez serves as Vice President on the Board of Directors, supporting animal welfare and veterinary care for abused, injured, and neglected animals.
- SRP Partner — Utility company providing support to JFCS programs
- Salad & Go Charities Partner — Corporate charitable arm providing support to JFCS programs
- Season for Sharing / AZ Republic Partner — Media-affiliated charitable initiative providing grant support to JFCS programs
- Sonora Quest Laboratories Partner — Healthcare diagnostics company providing support to JFCS programs
- Thunderbirds Charities Funder — Charitable organization providing grant support to JFCS programs
- Tina Lopez Partner — Vice president of Philanthropic Services at JFCS, serving as a point of contact for donor engagement.
- United Health Group - Employee Giving Funder — Corporate employee giving program providing financial support to JFCS programs
- Valley of the Sun United Way Partner — Community partner providing financial support to JFCS programs
- Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust Funder — Foundation providing grant support to JFCS programs
- Volgistics Partner — Platform used for volunteer applications and coordination.
- Wells Fargo Advisors (Hayden Rd) Funder — Financial services firm providing financial support to JFCS programs