named programs · 3 · from sources
what they call their work
Bridging AZ Furniture Bank
Provides useful, quality furniture to clients of participating agencies, especially veterans and people with disabilities, acting as a clearinghouse for donated furniture and household goods.
Pen Classes
Free woodworking classes for veterans (paid for non-veterans) where participants create custom wood pens. One pen is kept by the veteran, and the other is sold to support the program.
Veterans' Furniture Project (VFP) Workshop
A workshop where disabled, unemployed, and formerly homeless veterans learn woodworking skills to build furniture and other products, aiming to rebuild confidence and provide a meaningful experience.
activities · 2 clusters
what they do
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Veteran Housing Furnishing and Skills Program 4 activities
- Furniture and Household Item DistributionCollects, cleans, repairs, and distributes furniture and household items to homeless and disabled veterans, having provided over 280,000 pieces to more than 60,000 families and individuals, including furnishing over 1,000 apartments for chronically homeless veterans.
- Furniture refurbishment and distributionCleans, repairs, and repurposes reclaimed and damaged furniture into functional items, distributing over 280,000 pieces of furniture and household goods to more than 60,000 individuals and families, including furnishing over 1,000 apartments for chronically homeless veterans.
- Woodworking and Skills Training for VeteransOperates a woodshop equipped with various tools where disabled and long-term unemployed veterans engage in woodworking activities, including pen-making classes, to teach skills, build confidence, and provide workplace engagement. This includes repurposing reclaimed materials into functional items.
- Woodworking skills training for veteransEngages disabled and long-term unemployed veterans in hands-on woodworking activities, including pen-making with mini lathes and use of advanced tools like computer-controlled routers, to provide skills training, workplace engagement, and confidence building.
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Nonprofit Thrift Store Operations 2 activities
- Resale Store OperationOperates a resale store in Scottsdale to generate revenue that supports its mission and programs.
- Resale store operationsOperates a resale store in Scottsdale that sells donated items, including veteran-made pens, to generate program support funds and sustain mission activities.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2022
the money
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expenses
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1 years on record · 2022–2022
relationships · 6
who they work with
- Bridging AZ Partner — Bridging AZ created and operates the Veterans’ Furniture Project workshop.
- Bridging AZ Partner — Partner organization through which donations qualifying for Arizona Tax Credit are processed.
- Got Legs Furniture & Décor Partner — Hosts the Veterans Furniture Project workshop at its location in Scottsdale, AZ.
- Grand Canyon University Partner — Provided a significant donation of maple basketball flooring during arena renovations.
- St. Barnabas on the Desert Episcopal Church Partner — Original ministry under which Bridging AZ Furniture Bank began.
- VolunteerMatch Partner — Lists volunteer opportunities through VolunteerMatch.