My sister company for the past 12 years it all started off in her closet of her house this is…read moredefinitely a very great organization It's a nonprofit they do a lot of great work for the community and for the schools they are very knowledgeable on what they do they have a lot of volunteers that help out with the company and they do you a lot of wonderful things for the community Every year the company has a gala that you could buy tickets to and they have a live auction this is a very big event for my sisters company her and her entire staff put a lot of hard work and their heart and effort into what they do they have already made so much difference in the Arizona communityI would highly recommend this nonprofit organization to anybody it definitely keeps you educated on children and what you should know especially when a lot of children don't tell their parents a lot of stuff that they have like struggles and suicide and all this this is very useful useful information that all parents should know about and to be educated about it's a great thing to become involved with

FBC does AMAZING work, and has so many wonderful success stories to share from their community…read more I'm so proud to have had the opportunity the last several years to collaborate with them and support this wonderful organization, through my involvement with the Delta Gamma Phoenix Alumnae Chapter. We are also proud to have FBC named our 5th Delta Gamma Service for Sight school! So exciting the work that is being done here. If you're looking for a special cause near and dear to your heart to allocate your AZ Tax Credit, volunteer, or make a difference in any way, I encourage you to reach out to FBC today!

We have two kids in and love it. We like the environment the staff and the intention to help the…read morekids grow spiritually physically and academically. ​​

As a person of color who was new to the area, looking for a preschool is hard enough in itself. We…read moretook a tour and Miss Megan seemed amazing, and she couldn't stop singing her teachers praises! So, we were quite excited for our child to start. She did well for the first few weeks until we noticed that after about a month and a half, her confidence started to drop. She started telling us that she no longer loved her skin and hair. She told me that some of the kids in school told her that she was not pretty because she is black. I told her that she was wrong, her differences were unique and beautiful (I mean, I made her after all!) and the girls (and one boy) who were telling her that are wrong and that friends don't talk like that. I also told her that if she hears it again from her friends, she needs to tell the teacher. The school year picked up and I was no longer the person picking her up from school. Her teacher never once approached me about any racist comments, and my daughter stopped talking to me about it so I thought it was handled until my daughter came home to tell me that a teacher spit water in her face when she was coming down the slide. ‍ it took everything in me to not come up to the school and throw a huge fit after what THEY claim as a "mis-understanding". Um, no. HOW is that an accident?! Water from YOUR MOUTH should NEVER touch a child. Especially MY CHILD. That is DISGUSTING, unsanitary and just RUDE, and I'm sure they didn't think that my daughter would snitch, but she tells me EVERYTHING. Never got an apology by the way, for myself or my daughter. That was strike two. I should have pulled her out right then. Right around Christmas break, my daughter tells me that she told Ms. Michelle that the classmates were picking on her again, and Michelle told her that they wouldn't do that, basically ignoring my daughter because she didn't see these racially charged issues as important (probably because she felt or was taught the same things about people of color). This just so happened during the week of the Christmas concert. So we went to the concert so that I could observe her with her classmates, and my poor baby was NOT comfortable, she was not her normally outgoing confident self around this class of people, she wasn't happy. So I pulled her out. No need to have my child uncomfortable day after day because people don't want to take the time or have the bravery to stand up for ignorance and do away with it in the classroom. If I can't trust these people to protect my daughters feelings, self esteem and confidence as they do her white counterparts, then why am I paying them? Nahhh. Time for tots showed me that I shouldn't trust just any smiling "Christian" teacher with my child, that I need to ask these teachers beforehand how they deal with issues based in race and cultural sensitivity before enrolling my child anywhere and that most of these "Christian" daycares will still lie to you and cover their teachers butts before caring about your child who is just another number to them. Now that my eyes are open, I would NEVER refer a soul their way. Ms. Megan assured me that cultural sensitivity training was a thing that was going to happen, and I just wonder if it's been implemented as of yet. In the meantime, I'm no longer Christian and this is part of the reason why.

My son loves to sing, and we enrolled him this year to have a sense of brotherhood among other boys…read morewho also love to sing. He has been enjoying his time, and I'm glad we were able to make him part of the Phoenix Boys choir .

A wonderful group off musical educators. My son is thriving, learning life skills, and building his…read moreconfidence as a singer.

I found this studio by asking contacts in the Next-door app if they recommended someone to teach me…read moreukulele. The person who responded said that Bob Hermes had taught him and his kids, and could not say enough great things about him. Even though I'm a total newbie to music (don't read music, just learning ukulele etc) I found Bob friendly and welcoming AND most important a great music teacher. ,

Bob is incredibly well organized and a natural teacher and communicator. I went in just 3 weeks…read morefrom never touching a banjo to playing songs along with the radio. Bob is professional, talented, and very supportive. I'd highly recommend him!

Although I've been involved in several Florence Crittenton fundraisers in the past, I had never…read morebeen to their facility until last night. As I sat with the girls that were involved in "The Big Give" and waited for the board meeting to begin, I looked around in awe at what a great facility we were in. I was happy to see that this is available for AZ's youth in need. This is a fantastic organization that provides safety, hope, and opportunity for girls that are in need. I did learn that Florence Crittenton has been helping those who suffer from abuse, neglect, teen pregnancy or mental health problems for over 100 years. Today, the agency provides shelter, education, counseling, and social support for girls ages 12-21 and enjoys a reputation for innovative programs that focus on the individual needs of each girl. I cannot do it justice to attempt to explain everything that this non-profit organization does, but if you are interested in learning more, I recommend checking it out. Get involved as a volunteer or make a donation, attend one of their events, just do something to give back; you'll be happy you did!

I am impressed with the cause and the staff who work with girls at Florence Crittenton. I was not…read moreimpressed with some staff. My daughter and her youth group donated money from a service project to Florence Crittenton- the contact person in the office there was rude in her email and we never received a thank you. Sad. Florence Crittenton offers hope to girls but they need to work on how all their staff communicate and work with volunteers. Perception is everything.

My favorite dance company in Arizona. Daniel Martinez does a fantastic job helping the community,…read moreby working with the local children and youths. Colorful multicultural dances to enjoy.

Create place for kids to learn to code! Crew are super nice, the kids love them! Store manager Aman…read moreis awesome, super friendly and helpful. Sensei Diaz, Jordan and Ethan are just super nice! They are patient with kids, and most importantly, the kids learn from them coding skills in game formats.

My daughter has been obsessed with the idea of coding since she was 4. Now, at the age of 6 we…read morefinally found a way to cultivate that passion! We tested the waters with a spring break Roblox coding camp, and she was hooked. From the moment I contacted Aman to sign, to the last day of camp we were treated like family. Aman goes above and beyond to ensure parents understand what is available, the benefits, and is straightforward with expectations, pricing etc. My daughter is typically anxious in new environments, but the atmosphere of CN set her at ease instantly. The side effect to her comfort is that I am now pushed out of the door and asked to come to pick up late! This has never happened in my 6 years of parenting and the relief I felt to have my daughter so comfortable and excited to learn is incomprehensible. Each staff member speaks to the kids as individuals and allows them to feel ownership in what they are doing with their learning path. My daughter instantly connected with staff, the other kids and especially loves Mira. I am so happy to have found this gem in our community.