6515 E Main St, Ste 120, Mesa AZ, 85205
OUR SUPPORTERS
The Diaper Bank of Central Arizona
The Diaper Bank of Central Arizona
The Diaper Bank of Central AZ is the only diaper bank for the entire Phoenix Metro area. Our goal is to give one million diapers annually to non-profit agencies who help very vulnerable families.
midwest food bank
The Diaper Bank of Central Arizona
As a faith-based organization, it is the mission of Midwest Food Bank to share the love of Christ by alleviating hunger and malnutrition locally and throughout the world and providing disaster relief; all without discrimination. Our vision is to provide industry-leading food relief to those in need while feeding them spiritually.
Our story
As a faith-based organization, it is the mission of Midwest Food Bank to share the love of Christ by alleviating hunger and malnutrition locally and throughout the world and providing disaster relief; all without discrimination. Our vision is to provide industry-leading food relief to those in need while feeding them spiritually.
Our story started in 2003 when the Kieser family actioned their faith to share their blessings. They turned a shed on their family farm into a distribution site for local food pantries. Soon they realized the need was more significant, and there was room for growth. In the photo at right, Robert, David, and Paul Kieser stand in front of the original Midwest Food Bank site. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the valuable work of our volunteers, and most importantly, the blessings of God, Midwest Food Bank now shares the blessings worldwide. Midwest Food Bank currently distributes nearly $36 million worth of food to over 2,100 non-profit organizations each month. This is done from our twelve locations in Illinois, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Texas, Pennsylvania, New England, East Africa, and Haiti.
Benevity
Doing more for nonprofits
Benevity is a software program that is committed to making Goodness easier for everyone. That means providing the best software and the most trusted vetting and funds disbursement. So people can support the nonprofits they love with more confidence. And the over 2 million nonprofits they serve can get access to more support, more efficiently.
United Food Bank
United Food Bank’s history is deeply rooted in the East Valley and dates back to July of 1983 when it began operations as United Food Distribution Center, Inc. The Food Bank was started as a nonprofit joint venture among East Valley cities and their respective United Ways to gather and distribute food to East Valley organizations that wer
United Food Bank’s history is deeply rooted in the East Valley and dates back to July of 1983 when it began operations as United Food Distribution Center, Inc. The Food Bank was started as a nonprofit joint venture among East Valley cities and their respective United Ways to gather and distribute food to East Valley organizations that were helping feed those in need. The Food Bank assisted 28 different community partners that first year, and some are still partners today like the Mesa Senior Center, The Apache Junction Food Bank, and the Chandler Christian Community Center.
To serve the most people possible, United Food Bank collaborates with more than 120 partner agencies and programs helping feed families, children, and seniors.
Thrivent
Inspiring generosity among our clients, communities and workforce
Founded on shared beliefs, Thrivent has been helping others live more generous lives while guiding them on their financial path,
Generosity is what fuels us. Our drive to give back manifests in many ways, including outreach programs, volunteer efforts, charitable giving solut
Inspiring generosity among our clients, communities and workforce
Founded on shared beliefs, Thrivent has been helping others live more generous lives while guiding them on their financial path,
Generosity is what fuels us. Our drive to give back manifests in many ways, including outreach programs, volunteer efforts, charitable giving solutions and much more. Together with our clients, we amplify impacts and lift up communities.
Waste Not Food Rescue
We are a food rescue organization dedicated to eliminating food waste and hunger through innovative partnerships with food businesses and nonprofits.
We rescue food from going to the landfills before it spoils and deliver it to one of our 85 nonprofit agencies. That food is then used to prepare meals or distribute to those Arizonans in need. Last year, we recovered 2.5 million meals for Arizona.
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Fry's Grocery Stores
Fry's Community Rewards offers $2 million to local partners each year. Rewards for non-profit organizations like Jose's Closet are based on the ratio that "our" customers spend each quarter.
Fry's shoppers must register their V.I.P Card each year, anytime after September 1st.
Register online at www.FrysCommunityRewards.com and select Jose's Closet by name for your local charity (or search for organization MX 957).
Help Foster Kids
Please consider a small donation to support Jose's Closet and the foster children we serve. Jose's Closet is a Qualified Foster Care Charitable Organization. Arizona offers tax credits to individuals who donate to QFCO Organizations. The maximum QFCO credit donation amount for 2024:
$587 single, married filing separate or head of household; $1,173 married filing joint.