activities · 17
what they do
direct service · 15
- Free Farmer's Markets On-Campus and Pop-Up Food PantriesOffers canned fruits and vegetables to Title I families through free farmer's markets.
- Free Farmer's Markets for Title I Families On-Campus and Pop-Up Food PantriesOffers canned fruits and vegetables to Title I families through free farmer's markets.
- Healthy Snack Distribution to Classrooms School-Based Meal ProgramsProvides several months of healthy snacks to Title I elementary school classrooms every Thursday through a simple application process.
- Healthy Snack Provision for Classrooms School-Based Meal ProgramsProvides several months of healthy snacks to Title I elementary school classrooms every Thursday through a simple application process.
- Healthy Snack Provision for Classrooms School-Based Meal ProgramsProvides several months of healthy snacks every Thursday to Title I elementary school classrooms through a simple application process.
- Medical Screenings and Follow-up Care Free Community Health ScreeningsProvides free medical screenings for children and their families, including dental, vision, hearing, posture, and general medical screenings. The organization also conducts follow-up with school nurses to support students identified with unmet medical needs and provides free follow-up treatment and care when needed.
- Medical Screenings and Follow-up Care Free Community Health ScreeningsProvides free medical screenings, including dental, vision, hearing, posture, and general medical checks, for children and their families. This includes follow-up treatment and care, often in partnership with schools and medical professionals, and specifically targets Title I schools in Mesa and the broader Phoenix area.
- Medical Screenings and Follow-up Care Free Community Health ScreeningsProvides free medical screenings for children and their families, including dental, vision, hearing, posture, and general medical screenings, and offers follow-up treatment and care when needed, often in partnership with schools and medical professionals. This includes operating a pediatric screening clinic at Emerson Elementary School and conducting Health and Fun Fairs.
- Provision of School Supplies and Uniforms Back-to-School Supply DistributionPurchases school uniforms, supplies, and backpacks for students in need, provided anonymously.
- Provision of School Supplies and Uniforms Back-to-School Supply DistributionPurchases and provides school uniforms, supplies, and backpacks anonymously for students in need.
- School Lunch Debt Payment School-Based Meal ProgramsPays overdue school lunch bills to ensure every child receives a hot lunch daily through the "Every Child Eats" program.
- Support for Educational and Health Needs Child Care & Early Learning ProgramsOperates a nine-line request form to address health and educational needs for children, families, classrooms, and schools across the United States.
- Weekend and Break Food Distribution for Students School-Based Meal ProgramsDistributes backpacks containing 7-8 meals weekly to elementary school children at Title I schools in and around Phoenix for the entire academic year through the "Weekend Food Warriors" program. Additionally, 1100 backpacks filled with 1 to 2 weeks of food are distributed to Title I elementary school children 4 to 5 times a year during school breaks (Fall, Spring, Winter, Summer) through the "Feed a Hungry Child Over Break" program.
- Weekend and School Break Food Distribution School-Based Meal ProgramsDistributes backpacks containing 7-8 meals weekly to elementary school children at Title I schools in and around Phoenix through the "Weekend Food Warriors" program. Additionally, fills 1100 backpacks with 1-2 weeks of food and distributes them 4-5 times a year during school breaks (Fall, Spring, Winter, Summer) through the "Feed a Hungry Child Over Break" program.
- Weekend and School Break Food Distribution School-Based Meal ProgramsDistributes backpacks containing 7-8 meals weekly to elementary school children at Title I schools in and around Phoenix through the "Weekend Food Warriors" program, and provides 1-2 weeks of food in backpacks to Title I elementary school children 4-5 times a year during school breaks (Fall, Spring, Winter, Summer) through the "Feed a Hungry Child Over Break" program.
capacity building · 2
- Grant Funding for Classroom Resources Teacher Mini-Grants for Classroom ProjectsSecures grant funding to support classroom resources, colleagues, and broader school needs.
- Support for Classroom and School Needs Teacher Mini-Grants for Classroom ProjectsSecures grant funding to support classroom resources, colleagues, and broader school needs.
strategies · 18
how they think
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- Change for Good Model Change for Good ModelCORBINS LEGACY employs the "Change for Good Model" to improve health and academic outcomes for at-risk children by collaborating with stakeholders, identifying and accessing resources, and providing goods, services, and supplies not covered by existing programs.
- Change for Good Model for At-Risk Children Change for Good ModelCORBINS LEGACY employs the "Change for Good Model" to improve health and academic outcomes for at-risk children by collaborating with stakeholders, identifying and accessing resources, and providing goods, services, and supplies not covered by existing programs.
- Classroom-Based Snack Distribution classroom-based snack distributionCORBINS LEGACY distributes healthy snacks directly to Title I elementary school classrooms nationwide, using a simple application process to identify classrooms in need, thereby addressing immediate nutritional gaps during the school day.
- Comprehensive Health and Educational Support through Partnerships comprehensive needs assessment and partnership-based service deliveryCORBINS LEGACY addresses the health and educational needs of children and families by utilizing a multi-category request form and forming strategic organizational partnerships to provide comprehensive support, including free medical screenings and follow-up care.
- Comprehensive care model integrating health and education comprehensive_care_modelWe provide free medical screenings, follow-up care, and educational support because addressing both health and academic needs holistically improves outcomes for at-risk children and families.
- Health and Fun Fair Model health_and_fun_fairCORBINS LEGACY integrates medical screenings with education and wellness promotion in a family-friendly environment through the use of a health and fun fair model.
- Health and Fun Fair Model health_and_fun_fairCORBINS LEGACY integrates medical screenings with education and wellness promotion in a family-friendly environment through a health and fun fair model.
- Integrated health and wellness events health_and_fun_fairWe host health and fun fairs to combine medical screenings with education and wellness in an engaging, family-friendly environment, increasing participation and access to care.
- Legacy-Driven, Strength-Based Student Development legacy-driven compassionate supportThe organization honors Corbin's legacy by continuing her model of compassionate, student-centered support, empowering students by recognizing individual strengths, and fostering academic and personal excellence.
- Legacy-Driven, Strength-Based Student Development legacy-driven compassionate supportThe organization honors Corbin's legacy by providing compassionate, student-centered support that empowers students, recognizes individual strengths, and fosters academic and personal excellence.
- School-Based Health Clinics for At-Risk Children school-based health clinic modelThe organization establishes school-based clinics, particularly in Title I elementary schools, and partners with academic and public institutions to improve access to healthcare for at-risk children.
- School-based distribution for food and health services school-based_healthcareWe deliver food, snacks, and healthcare directly in schools because it increases access and engagement for children in need, particularly in Title I schools serving low-income communities.
- Shelf-Stable Nutrition Distribution shelf-stable nutrition distributionCORBINS LEGACY provides nutritionally comparable food with a longer shelf life by distributing canned fruits and vegetables, recognizing their value in addressing food insecurity.
- Shelf-stable nutrition for practical food security shelf-stable nutrition distributionWe use canned fruits and vegetables to provide nutritious, long-lasting food options because they offer comparable nutrition to fresh produce while overcoming storage and distribution challenges.
- Strength-based and legacy-driven student support strength-based student developmentWe honor Corbin's legacy by focusing on student strengths and compassionate, individualized support to foster academic and personal excellence in children.
- Targeted Food Assistance for Homeless and Low-Income StudentsThe organization focuses its food assistance efforts on Title I elementary school children who are homeless (McKinney-Vento eligible) and living below the poverty line to address their specific needs.
- Weekend Meal Backpack Program weekend meal backpack programThe organization addresses childhood food insecurity by providing weekend meal backpacks to students in need, focusing on those who are homeless (McKinney-Vento eligible) and living below the poverty line in Title I elementary schools.
- Weekend Meal Backpack Program weekend meal backpack programThe organization addresses childhood food insecurity by providing weekend meal backpacks to students in need, ensuring they have access to food outside of school hours.
named programs · 7
what they call their work
Corbin’s Legacy / ATSU Back 2 School Day
Hosts a comprehensive health and fun fair offering medical screenings, dental care, vision and hearing tests, meals, snacks, and school supplies for children and families
Corbin’s Legacy / ATSU Pediatric Screening Program
Operates a school-based clinic at Emerson Elementary School in Mesa, AZ, providing healthcare to at-risk children through A.T. Still University medical and physician assistant students
Corbin’s Legacy Can
Offers free canned fruits and vegetables to Title I families through farmer’s market-style distributions, improving nutrition access
Every Child Eats
Covers overdue school lunch bills to ensure all children receive a hot lunch daily
Feed a Hungry Child Over Break
Provides 1100 backpacks with 1–2 weeks of food to Title I elementary school children before school breaks, distributed 4–5 times per year
School Health Fairs
Provides free medical screenings for children and families with follow-up treatment and care when needed
Weekend Food Warriors
Distributes backpacks containing 8 complete meals to food-insecure Title I elementary school children every weekend during the academic year
relationships · 15
who they work with
- A.T. Still University Partner — Collaborates on the Back 2 School Day Health and Fun Fair and the Pediatric Screening Program.
- ASHS Partner — Provides physician assistants and their students for care at the clinic operated in partnership with Corbin's Legacy.
- ATSU Partner — Collaborates with ATSU on the Back 2 School Day health and fun fair.
- ATSU Partner — Collaborates with Corbin's Legacy to operate a pediatric screening clinic, providing care through its medical students and faculty.
- ATSU Partner — Partnered with Corbin's Legacy to open a clinic in a Title I elementary school for healthcare access.
- ATSU SOMA Partner — Provides physicians for care at the clinic operated in partnership with Corbin's Legacy.
- Emerson Elementary School Partner — Hosts the first Corbin’s Legacy / ATSU clinic in a Title I school.
- Grants Government — Received grant funding to support classroom and school-wide needs.
- Mesa Public Schools Partner — Partner in operating a pediatric screening clinic at Emerson Elementary School.
- Mesa Public Schools Partner — Partnered with Corbin's Legacy to operate a clinic at Emerson Elementary School.
- Mesa Public Schools Partner — Partnership to operate a clinic at Emerson Elementary School.
- Title I elementary schools Partner — Classrooms in Title I elementary schools receive healthy snacks from Corbin's Legacy based on need.
- Title I elementary schools Partner — Distribution sites for weekend meal backpacks to food-insecure students
- Treasures 4 Teachers Partner — Provides teacher giveaways for the Back 2 School Day event.
- mutually caring organizations and institutions Partner — Strategic partnerships with unnamed organizations and institutions to support health and educational services for children and families.