i called back the next day to give a donation to help pay for the meals she provided and to thank…read morethem for helping us since it was AZ Gives Day. The woman I talked to was delightful.

I have never been more humiliated in all my life than I was today at approximately 11:05AM! After…read moreshowing great concern about a young child that was clearly not being supervised by an adult, I was denied a food box. I was denied by the supervisor stating that I had already received food twice this month. I am NOT a food stamp recipient, in fact I was on the phone with DES at the time that I was called up and informed him of that fact. I am attempting to help my family any way I can. The supervisor denied us even an emergency food box. The heartless guy referred me to St. Mary's Food Bank which is many miles away from Desert Mission (where I was after having waited in line), even more miles away from my home. End result, I was unable to drive the extra 10+ miles to get to St. Mary's. I have very little gas, absolutely no money and a bald tire (very unsafe to make that trip). My family will go hungry this evening and this completely unacceptable. If the option of ZERO stars were available, that's what my review would firmly be after this inappropriate conduct.

I do not partake in distributions from St. Mary's Food Bank. I stay out of the right lane…read moreoneastbound Thomas Road east of NAPA Automotive on morning drives. And we contribute. I once lived in a bountiful where an immense freezer could be filled with earth's goodness of vegetables and fruits for a small expense in miles and cash. Not that easy in Arizona. The freezer was donated to St. Mary's - and welcomed. We keep our pantry stocked. When the "Best By" dates geow near on pantry goods, they are donated to St. Mary's and refreshed. I want to contribute quality to those less blessed than I have been. And, St. Mary's, being a religious organization charity, blesses families, and individuals with the foundation of living - food. A good value for all.

This is my second time at the St.Mary's food bank and this place has been there for ages…read more The volunteering system is pretty good where we pack boxes with food. This is served all over Arizona. I went with my office team and there were many more. It's a great way to give back to community. We learned that these food are given to many homeless, below poverty line people. I am so glad to have volunteered at this place coz they organize it pretty good and have a well set system.

I had some back to school supplies to donate. Paper notebooks, pencils, erasers, & rulers should…read morecome in handy for any student. Many families may have a rough time even providing these supplies to their student. I know these items will be well used. Their hours are short so make sure you donate during the open hours, Just drive to the side of the building to give them your donation.

Such a wonderful asset to the community!!!! And they partner with so many local businesses as well…read more They give classes and help their clients in so many ways!!! They also do various fundraisers with different area partners, throughout the year. One such event is the Empty Bowls fundraiser. One day a year, local artists from around the area donate handmade bowls, and the community can purchase them as a donation. A great event and fun for everyone!!!

Foster Alliance is a great place for individuals or businesses to donate their time and/or…read morefinancial gifts. They really do help foster families. Whether you write a check or want to lend a hand, they are grateful for your donation.

WE LOVE YOU GUYS! Birthdays, Christmas, safety, clothing, bikes, beds and so much more…read more Fostering can be very stressful...this place always reminds me how beautiful fostering can be.

Kitchen duty was the best experience!!! Please forgive me for not remembering the kitchen managers…read morename but he holds it down! My sorority and a group a cadets teamed up at St Vincent De Paul for kitchen duty making bean soup !

The St Vincent de Paul Society is a non-profit that offers a wide variety of services to those in…read moreneed....food, clothing, shelter. I was first exposed to this charity many years ago as a child, when my mother was a volunteer. She taught me about what the organization provided and as a family we participated in their food and clothing drives at church. The organization is well run and their food drives help feed many needy individuals and families throughout the year. I'm very impressed by their efforts and we continue to contribute to this day. Return Factor - 100%

The services they do and offer here for the homeless is wonderful. My wife and I came to feed the…read morehomeless for the first time and everything they do for them is amazing. Definitely kept us busy! All questions you have are answered when prepping. Feeding so many people for free is just amazing. They are very organized and could always use the help. The parking isn't the best and you're surrounded by obvious homeless everywhere so make hard to leave some but overall we had a great time and would definitely come back and help.

Andre House has been a vital resource and safe place for the unsheltered in Phoenix for years…read more Their volunteers are always working so hard to provide food, supplies, and community to folks in need. Their staff is amazing. Especially Taylor! She has done so much to help people connect with housing, work, rehabilitation and medical care. She goes above and beyond always. 6 days a week the guests are able to get water, clothes, showers, a hot meal and assistance with housing and resources. Taylor and the staff at André House protect their guests, serve them faithfully and do it with a smile. Andre House is a critical resource for so many living on the streets of downtown Phoenix. We are lucky to have them. Consider volunteering or donating. This place is incredible!

Oh my goodness, what a terrific place and the people, especially Ruth, was so kind. I recently…read morestayed for about 10 days while my granddaughter recc'd critical care at BTH. Had it not been for RMH, I may not have been able to be with her! I we'll forever be grateful for RMH and I was glad to be able to donate a little bit towards another family being able to stay here. What a wonderful uplifting and joyful place, especially for children to have a happy place in the area to recover & families to refresh themselves, oh at no cost to them! God bless you all RMH!

We were turned away twice, and on the wait list for over two months too! My son needing care at…read morePHC, we are 200 miles away from home. This happened two times in a row! Now I have no other choice ALL of my son's critical appointments, being special needs will be canceled. I never thought I would ever say this but: The Roanoke Ronald McDonald House discriminates. THIS IS NOT OKAY.

Absolutely love this facility. I appreciate all the staff, volunteer mentors, and meeting new…read morepeople whenever I get the opportunity. The atmosphere is very welcoming and kindness is just spread all around. When I was first introduced to Free Arts, the staff member service was eager to help me through the volunteer requirements. I appreciate their helpful service. This place holds a lot of value and I hope Phoenix gets to know how wonderful this nonprofit organization really does make an impact on kids and adolescence.

I recently completed a volunteer event at the Children's Museum of Phoenix sponsored by this…read morenon-profit organization. Also involved with Generation United, we spent time with underprivileged children during the free arts day at the museum. There were three highly organized activities with the groups split up into about 8-10 kids. The activities were kids yoga, and two where the children created their own art. The organizers did a great job explaining what the volunteer's boundaries should be and how we could maximize our time with the children. My group were 4-year olds and we were each assigned one child. Being that I have an almost 4 year old, it felt natural to play with my buddy but it was so difficult when we had to say good bye. These kids need so much and you just want to do more. Luckily, they have organizations like Free Arts to bring some fun and creativity into their lives.