Established in 1968 in Williams, Arizona, Civitan Foundation, Inc. is a Phoenix based non-profit organization dedicated to delivering superior life experiences to children and adults with disabilities.
Five million pounds of “perfectly usable stuff” was kept out of landfills thanks to Habitat For Humanity Central Arizona’s ReStore program. President & CEO Jason Barlow sits down with Carey Pena to talk about their most successful programs.
Providing highly skilled assistance dogs to children and adults with disabilities Power Paws Assistance Dogs impacts the community for the better. The non-profit delivers education and continuing support for working assistance dog teams to be a resource for people with disabilities.
The Phoenix Indian Center is the oldest American Indian non-profit organization of its kind in the United States. CEO Jolyana Begay-Kroupa explains how the Phoenix Indian Center is preserving the language and culture of Native Americans for future generations.
The Be Kind People Project delivers relevant education and youth development opportunities that create a positive learning environment and inspire humanity. Their vision is to build a generation of respectful, responsible, healthy, and caring citizens and leaders. www.bkpp.org.
In 1968, New Way Academy opened the door to a new way of learning in Arizona. For over 50 years the award-winning school has catered to students who are smart and motivated but have difficulties learning in a traditional school setting.
Agape is a Christian based Phoenix adoption agency with a passion to empower positive outcomes for children and families. Founders Doug and Leslie share how Agape’s approach is unique in its collaboration.
CEO of Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona Jason Barlow talks with Carey Pena about innovative ways to build community. Constructing homes for families in need is how they started, but that was just the beginning of their long-lasting community impact.
Be a change maker with AmeriCorps. Over 70,000 AmeriCorps members serve annually to support organizations nationwide making sustainable changes in areas that affect education, public health, climate, access to benefits, and more.
A collaborative force of 16 partner organizations the Human Services Campus works to end homelessness. Frontdoors TV host Carey Pena, sits down with Executive Director Amy Schwabenlender to discuss how HSC was able to serve over six thousand residents in the last 12 months.
