HUMANIST SOCIETY OF GREATER PHOENIX

The organization owns and operates the Humanist Community Center, which includes a Book & Music Bookshelf selling items at low prices, and has remodeled its children's room.

The organization hosts quarterly blood drives for the American Red Cross and hosts a NAMI Connection Support Group.

The organization operates a 24/7 accessible Little Free Pantry providing food and hygiene supplies, maintains a Little Free Library, and creates sleeping mats from recycled plastic bags for unhoused individuals. They also participate in the American Empathy Project by making meal kits and birthday boxes.

The organization operates a 24/7 accessible Little Free Pantry providing food and hygiene supplies, maintains a Little Free Library, and has a crocheting crew that creates sleeping mats from recycled plastic bags for unhoused individuals. They also participate in the American Empathy Project by making meal kits and birthday boxes and host quarterly blood drives for the American Red Cross.

Hosts regular social gatherings including monthly game nights (both "Cthulhu’s Chosen Gamers" and events in Sackett Hall), biweekly coffee socials in Mesa, Zoom socials on non-speaker Sundays, and themed events like "Let's Geography!" and "Inner Child Play-Care" to foster community engagement.

The organization established an Endowment Fund to invest funds for long-term financial security and organizes a Hike-A-Thon fundraiser for HSGP Navigators.

The organization arranges and hosts speakers on various topics including science, history, social justice, humanist philosophy, and civic engagement at least twice a month. They also organize monthly "Inquiring Minds" discussions on thought-provoking topics and facilitate weekly Zoom discussion groups and in-person philosophy discussions.

The organization arranges and hosts speakers on various topics including science, history, social justice, humanist philosophy, and civic engagement, meeting at least twice a month. They also organize monthly "Inquiring Minds" discussions on thought-provoking topics and facilitate weekly Zoom discussion groups and in-person philosophy discussions.

The organization holds monthly game nights, hosts a coffee social every other Tuesday, organizes a Zoom social on non-speaker Sundays, and hosts various other social events like "Inner Child Play-Care" and "Let's Geography!".

The organization holds monthly game nights, organizes various social events like coffee socials and Zoom socials, and hosts a book club where members suggest and discuss books. They also host an "Inner Child Play-Care" event and a "Let's Geography!" event.

Hosts quarterly blood drives in partnership with the American Red Cross and provides space for a NAMI Connection Support Group, offering mental health support to community members.

Arranges and hosts speakers on topics such as science, history, social justice, humanist philosophy, and civic engagement, meeting at least twice a month. Also hosts in-person and Zoom discussions on philosophy and thought-provoking topics, including the "Inquiring Minds" series where attendees suggest and vote on future subjects.

Runs a book club with member-led discussions on fiction, science, and humanities topics, and maintains a Little Free Library and a Book & Music Bookshelf at the Humanist Community Center, offering books, CDs, and DVDs for low-cost access or free exchange.

The organization operates a book club where members suggest books and lead discussions, and runs a Book & Music Bookshelf selling books, CDs, and DVDs at low prices from their community center.

The organization offers a supervised children's program ("Sunday Funday") during speaker meetings, operates a secular and inclusive family scouting program called Navigators USA, and hosts a Youth Art Exploration Club at the Humanist Community Center. They also run a Humanist Kids Club and a Navigators USA program for youth and families.

The organization offers a supervised children's program ("Sunday Funday") during Sunday Speaker meetings, operates a secular and inclusive family scouting program called Navigators USA, and hosts a Youth Art Exploration Club at the Humanist Community Center. They also operate a Humanist Kids Club and a Navigators USA program for youth and families.

Hosts a Hike-A-Thon fundraiser to support the HSGP Navigators youth program.

Records nearly all Sunday Speaker events and maintains a video archive spanning over ten years, supporting accessibility and continuity of programming.

Offers supervised children's programming during speaker meetings, including "Sunday Funday" with games, crafts, and reading. Operates the Humanist Kids Club, Youth Art Exploration Club on Wednesday afternoons, and a secular family scouting program (Navigators USA) that meets every other Sunday, focusing on learning, outdoor exploration, and badge earning.

Operates a 24/7 Little Free Pantry offering food, water, and hygiene supplies, and organizes a crocheting crew that recycles plastic bags into sleeping mats for unhoused individuals in Phoenix. Also participates in the American Empathy Project by assembling meal kits and birthday boxes.

The organization hosts a NAMI Connection Support Group.

Conducts annual Board of Directors elections each November, allows all members to attend and contribute to board meetings, and manages an Endowment Fund to ensure long-term financial security. Owns and maintains the Humanist Community Center, the first building owned by a humanist organization in the U.S.

The organization attends Phoenix Pride annually, providing volunteers and financial support to promote acceptance of all humans regardless of sexuality or gender.

The organization attends Phoenix Pride annually, providing volunteers and financial support to promote acceptance of all humans regardless of sexuality or gender.

Attends Phoenix Pride annually, providing volunteers and financial support to promote acceptance of all people regardless of sexuality or gender identity.