HEBER-OVERGAARD COMMUNITY RESOURCE NETWORK

Assists children through a Christmas adoption program, providing gifts, coats, blankets, and food. In 2024, 121 children were assisted, and in 2023, 141 children were assisted.

Organizes annual holiday programs including the Children’s Christmas Project and Senior Angel Tree Program; in 2024, assisted 121 children with gifts, coats, blankets, and food, and serviced 45 seniors with essentials, gifts, grocery/restaurant certificates, and partial electric bill payments.

Operates and established the first Heber-Overgaard Community Garden, providing a secure location with water and fencing for garden plots, education, fellowship, and fresh produce. In 2023, 76 individuals were involved, fostering community connections and promoting sustainability.

Operates the Heber-Overgaard Community Garden, providing secure, fenced garden plots with water access, educational opportunities, and fresh produce; the garden fosters community connections, sustainability, and healthy living, with 76 individuals involved in 2024.

Operates a 24/7 helpline that provides essential information and connects callers with appropriate organizations, nonprofits, or board members.

Operates a community garden that provides a secure location with water and fencing for garden plots, education, fellowship, and fresh produce, involving 76 individuals and fostering community connections and sustainability.

Operates the Heber-Overgaard Community Garden, providing a secure location with water and fencing for garden plots, education, fellowship, and fresh produce. In 2023, 76 individuals were involved in the garden.

Operates the HOCRN Thrift Store, open Fridays and Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., selling decorator items, furniture, clothing, and other goods. This store generates 81% of the organization's funding and has seen revitalized and expanded inventory, contributing to sustained financial growth.

Operates the HOCRN Thrift Store, open Fridays and Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., selling decorator items, furniture, clothing, and collectibles. The store generates 81% of the organization's funding and has revitalized the flow of quality items, contributing to sustained financial growth.

Operates a free van shuttle service on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for transportation within the Heber-Overgaard area.

Operates a thrift store, open Fridays and Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., selling decorator items, furniture, clothing, books, and collectibles. The store generates 81% of the organization's funding and has seen revitalized inventory and sustained financial growth.

Runs the HOCRN Thrift Store, open Fridays and Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., selling clothing, furniture, books, collectibles, and other new or lightly used items; the store generates 81% of the organization's funding and has undergone revitalization to improve inventory flow.

Provides a free van shuttle service operating on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for transportation within the Heber-Overgaard area.

Organized the first annual Thrifters Weekend over Labor Day weekend 2024, where participants visited four local thrift stores and received a 10% off coupon for local eating establishments.

Organizes ongoing community events such as the annual Thrifters Weekend, held over Labor Day weekend 2024, which encouraged visits to four local thrift stores and included 10% off coupons for local restaurants.

Assisted 121 children through the Children’s Christmas Project in 2024 and 141 children in 2023, providing gifts, coats, blankets, and food through a Christmas adoption program.

Assists children through a Christmas project, providing gifts, coats, blankets, and food. In 2024, 121 children were assisted, and in 2023, 141 children received assistance through a Christmas adoption program.

Provides financial support to 13 community programs, including the H-O Food Bank, MHS Scholarships, and the Free Shuttle Service, as well as other initiatives like the RCSC Winter Breakfast Program, LDS Back-to-School Shopping Day, and the HOCRN Senior Angel Tree Program.

Serves seniors through the Senior Angel Tree program, providing essentials, gifts, restaurant and grocery certificates, and partial payment for metered electric bills. In 2024, 45 seniors were served, and in 2023, 39 seniors received assistance.

Provides financial support to at least 13 community programs, including the H-O Food Bank, MHS Scholarships, Free Shuttle Service, Winter Breakfast Program, Back-to-School Shopping Day, Future First Responders of America, Senior Angel Tree Program, Resource Network Day, Community Grow Together Garden, Family Christmas Project, Children’s Christmas Party, Winterfest, and Golden Mustangs Program.

Operates a 24/7 helpline that provides essential information and connects callers with appropriate organizations, nonprofits, or board members to access vital resources and support services.

Serves seniors through the Senior Angel Tree program, providing essentials, gifts, restaurant and grocery certificates, and partial payment for metered electric bills. In 2024, 45 seniors were serviced, and in 2023, 39 seniors were served.

Serviced 45 seniors in 2024 and 39 seniors in 2023 through the Senior Angel Tree program, providing essentials, gifts, restaurant and grocery certificates, and partial payment for metered electric bills.