Homeless Services
Homeless Services Providing Scottsdale homeless a path to stability and hope. Maricopa County continues to see a surge in the number of people experiencing homelessness in most municipalities. In fact, the most recent statistics reported by Housing and Urban Development show a 36% increase of unsheltered people living on our city streets from just two […]
Beat the Heat
Beat the Heat Bringing summer relief to low-income, homebound, isolated Seniors. 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. Those individuals who are enrolled in this program are visited by Human Services staff and provided […]
Adopt A Senior
Adopt A Senior Serving low-income, homebound, isolated seniors in Scottsdale. 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. City of Scottsdale social workers screen applicants for […]
Brown Bag
Brown Bag Providing groceries to seniors and disabled adults in Scottsdale. The Brown Bag Food Program operates out of the City of Scottsdale’s Granite Reef Senior Center. 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 […]
Adopt A Family
Adopt A Family Supporting Scottsdale families through the holidays. 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. The City of Scottsdale screens applicants for financial eligibility and creates a brief bio of the housebound […]
Emergency Assistance
Emergency Assistance A fundamental cornerstone of our organization is to prevent homelessness and to assist residents in maintaining self-sufficiency during times of great need. 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. Individuals or families meet […]
Pet Pantry
Pet Pantry Pets eat too! Our Pet Pantry was founded in 2011 as a project with Scottsdale Leadership’s Class XXV and is housed at the Vista del Camino Food Bank. When families are facing food shortages, their pets often do, too. Families either then try to share people food with the pets, which is not […]
Vista del Camino Food Bank
Vista del Camino Food Bank Helping thousands of hungry individuals and families each year. The Vista del Camino Food Bank provides food boxes and homeless food bags filled with essential foods to thousands of hungry individuals and families each year. Scottsdale residents meet with City social workers to determine if the food shortage is short-term […]
Healthy Packs Program
Feeding Children in Need A weekend meals program for Scottsdale students Through our Healthy Packs program, we provide bags of kid-friendly, nutritious food to students in Scottsdale public schools who have limited access to food on weekends when free school meals are not available. Kids who receive weekend food are healthier and come to school […]
Back to School
Providing essential supplies, clothing, and resources to Scottsdale students in need so they can start the school year with pride. It costs the average family $1,320 per child for school supplies, technology, and extracurricular fees EVERY YEAR. Our goal is to reduce that burden. https://youtu.be/PHLl-wot2ZQ The Back to School Program goal is to develop a broad […]