Jay Spector, Board Chairman for Arizona Helping Hands talks to Jen Wahl from 12 News about serving the foster care community on National Non-profit Day and the importance of providing backpacks filled with school supplies to children in foster care year-round.
In January 2020 (pre-COVID) Noah Ehlert dropped in at Arizona Helping Hands as part of his cross country bike ride. A clip from the documentary Discover Your Path Tour retells Noah’s visit.
Together with corporate and community partners, Arizona Helping Hands provides relief to Native American communities through donations.
Together, with the help of our donors, volunteers, corporate, and community partners, we collected and distributed holiday toys to 2,400+ Arizona children in foster care this holiday season.
Planning for the 23rd Annual Holiday Toy Drive is Underway! Collection drive, sponsorship, and volunteer opportunities are available.Please email holidaytoydrive@azhelpinghands.org for more information.Kick-off BreakfastMonday, November 1, 20217:30 – 9:30 amArizona Helping Hands3110 East Thunderbird Road, Suite 100Phoenix, AZ 85032This event is for groups and organizations who pre-register to pick up collection
Arizona Helping Hands (AHH) is dedicated to helping children in foster care by providing the necessities they need to thrive and be successful throughout the school year.
The need for boys clothing donations, both used and new, remains urgent.
I have met many nonprofit leaders whose organizations provide a few of the services foster families receive from AHH, but have found no organization in the nation that does all that we do for a statewide population of boys and girls.
Giving these kids a safe place to sleep, a personal space to lay down their heads and to dream of their future is the most vital part of our day-to-day services.
Many are looking forward to turning the calendar to 2021. This year has brought us challenges and issues we could never have imagined, and there are many reasons to want to put 2020 in the rearview mirror.
