named programs · 6 · from sources
what they call their work
24-Hour Helpline
Round-the-clock service connecting callers with community resources and coordinating with fire and law enforcement agencies
Free Shuttle Service
Van transportation service operating Tuesdays and Thursdays for medical visits, grocery shopping, and accessing local services
Grow Together Community Garden
Community garden providing plots, education, and fresh produce while fostering sustainability and community connections
HOCRN Family Christmas Project
Holiday program providing gifts, coats, blankets, food, and other essentials to children in need
HOCRN Senior Angel Tree Program
Program supporting seniors with gifts, essentials, grocery certificates, and partial payment of electric bills
HOCRN Thrift Store
Volunteer-run store open Fridays and Saturdays that sells donated goods with all profits supporting community programs
activities · 6 groups
what they do
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Holiday Gift and Family Support Programs 10 activities
- Deliver holiday assistance programsOrganizes 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.
- Organize Community EventsOrganized 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.
- Organize community events and initiativesOrganizes 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.
- Provide Financial Support to Community ProgramsProvides 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.
- Provide Financial Support to Community ProgramsProvides 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.
- Provide Senior Angel Tree Program AssistanceServes 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.
- Provide Support to Seniors through Angel Tree ProgramServes 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.
- Provide financial support to community programsProvides 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.
- Senior Angel Tree ProgramServes 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.
- Support Seniors through the Senior Angel Tree ProgramServiced 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.
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Garden-Based Education Programs 5 activities
- Manage a Community GardenOperates 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.
- Manage a Community GardenOperates 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, fostering community connections and promoting sustainability.
- Manage community gardenOperates 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.
- Operate a Community GardenOperates 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.
- Operate a Community GardenOperates 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.
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Nonprofit Thrift Store Operations 5 activities
- Operate a Community Thrift StoreOperates 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.
- Operate a Community Thrift StoreOperates 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.
- Operate a Thrift StoreOperates 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.
- Operate a Thrift StoreOperates 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.
- Operate community thrift storeRuns 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.
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24/7 Crisis Hotline Operations 3 activities
- Operate a 24/7 HelplineOperates a 24/7 helpline that provides essential information and connects callers with appropriate organizations, nonprofits, or board members.
- Operate a 24/7 HelplineOperates a 24/7 helpline that provides essential information and connects callers with appropriate organizations, nonprofits, or board members, connecting community members with vital resources and support services.
- Run 24/7 helpline for community resource connectionOperates 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.
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Non-Emergency Medical & Social Transportation 2 activities
- Operate a Free Van Shuttle ServiceOperates 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.
- Operate a Free Van Shuttle ServiceOperates 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.
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Uncategorized 6 activities
- Children's Christmas ProjectAssists 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.
- Operate free van shuttle serviceProvides 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.
- Organize Community EventsOrganizes ongoing community events and initiatives, such as the first annual Thrifters Weekend over Labor Day weekend 2024, which involved local thrift stores and offered discounts at local eating establishments.
- Provide Christmas Assistance to ChildrenAssists 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.
- Provide Christmas Assistance to ChildrenAssisted 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.
- Provide Christmas Assistance to ChildrenAssists children through a Christmas adoption program, providing gifts, coats, blankets, and food. In 2024, 121 children were assisted, and in 2023, 141 children received assistance.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$53K
Contributions & grants$15K28%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$10%
Other revenue$38K
expenses
Total expenses$35K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits—
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$18K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$18K
1 years on record · 2022–2022
relationships · 32
who they work with
- AZDot Government — Requires applicants to obtain a three-year driver record from AZDot as part of the volunteer driver application process.
- Addie’s Thrift Store and She Shed Partner — Participated in the first annual Thrifters Weekend.
- American Red Cross Arizona Partner — Partner organization supporting emergency response and disaster relief.
- Christian Closet Partner — Participated in the first annual Thrifters Weekend.
- Dress Girl Around World Partner — Partner ministry providing clothing to girls in need.
- Encore Partner — Participated in the first annual Thrifters Weekend.
- Future First Responders of America Partner — Financially supported by HOCRN.
- Golden Mustangs Program Partner — Financially supported by HOCRN.
- Grow Together Garden Partner — Collaborates on the HOCRN Community Garden initiative.
- H-O Chamber’s Winterfest Partner — Financially supported by HOCRN as part of community programming.
- H-O Chamber’s Winterfest Partner — Financially supported by HOCRN.
- H-O Community Children’s Christmas Party Partner — Financially supported by HOCRN.
- H-O Food Bank Partner — Financially supported by HOCRN to provide food assistance.
- H-O Food Bank Partner — Financially supported by HOCRN.
- HOCRN Thrift Store Partner — Participated in the first annual Thrifters Weekend.
- Heber Overgaard Search and Rescue Partner — Partner organization providing emergency search and rescue services.
- Heber-Overgaard Community Food Bank Partner — Partner organization providing food resources to the community.
- Heber-Overgaard Fire Department Partner — Hosts the monthly board meetings of the Heber-Overgaard Community Resource Network.
- Heber-Overgaard Fire District Partner — Collaborates with the helpline to address community needs.
- Heber-Overgaard Fire District Partner — Partner organization involved in community safety and emergency response.
- LDS Back-to-School Shopping Day Partner — Financially supported by HOCRN.
- MHS Scholarships Partner — Financially supported by HOCRN.
- Navajo County Library District Partner — Partner organization offering library and community educational resources.
- Navajo County Public Health WIC Government — Government affiliate providing public health and nutrition services.
- Navajo County Sheriff’s Department Partner — Collaborates with the helpline to address community needs.
- Navajo County Sheriff’s Office Government — Government agency partner supporting community safety and law enforcement.
- Our Lady of Assumption Catholic Church Partner — Partner faith-based organization providing community services.
- RCSC Winter Breakfast Program Partner — Financially supported by HOCRN.
- Rim Community Library Partner — Partner organization providing community library services.
- Rim Country Senior Center Partner — Partner organization serving senior community members.
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