Our Programs
Discover how we are able to support Scottsdale residents through difficult times with programs like Adopt A Family, Healthy Packs, the Vista del Camino Food Bank, and so much more.
Programs for Youth
Healthy Packs
We provide kid-friendly, ready-to-eat, nutritious food for the weekend, so children return to school each Monday, energized and ready to learn.
Back to School
This program was designed to provide qualified students with a new backpack filled with school supplies, a pair of running shoes, and clothing including pants, shirts, socks, and undergarments.
Ballet Folklorico
Between 20-30 students, ages 6-17, participate in this program each year where they learn historical dances and perform several times per year at venues throughout Phoenix.
Programs for Families
Vista del Camino Food Bank
Scottsdale Community Partners works closely with the City of Scottsdale’s Vista del Camino Food Bank to provide food boxes and homeless food bags filled with essential foods to thousands of hungry individuals and families each year.
Adopt A Family
Our Adopt A Family Thanksgiving and Adopt a Family Holiday Programs are joint ventures coordinated and facilitated with Scottsdale Community Partners and the City of Scottsdale Human Services Division.
Emergency Assitance
Our Emergency Support Services may include, but are not limited to, assistance with rent or mortgage payments, utility bills, transportation needs, prescription costs, and other emergency expenses.
Ali Ortega Empty Bowls
The Alli Ortega Empty Bowls Event is a fund-raising event hosted by Scottsdale Community Partners, Scottsdale Unified School District, Scottsdale Arts, multiple City of Scottsdale agencies, and Scottsdale Community College.
P.E.T. (Pets Eat Too!)
Our P.E.T. Pantry (Pets Eat, Too!) was founded in 2011 as a solution for struggling households that were also having a hard time feeding their pets.
Programs for Seniors
Adopt A Senior
The Adopt A Senior Program supports isolated, low-income seniors over the age of 60 in our community. As with all of our programs, it is a joint effort between Scottsdale Community Partners and the City of Scottsdale.
Beat the Heat
The City of Scottsdale’s Beat the Heat Program was established to assist Scottsdale residents who are low income, isolated, homebound, or disabled and age 60 years or older, as a way to help them during the hot summer months.
Brown Bag
This program provides a weekly food bag to low-income seniors residing in Scottsdale. Many seniors in our community live on fixed incomes, which become challenged during the summer months when cooling bills skyrocket or when unplanned expenses occur.