Our goal is to save lives through public awareness regarding the hazards of tobacco use, especially when approaching and in enclosed public places. we accomplish this by advocating public policy which promotes a more healthy, smoke-free society. we believe that all individuals should have a healthy smoke-free workplace and home (including those living in multiunit housing).

To maintain the dignity of human life through the operation of a comprehensive and fully integrated continuum of care through shelter and housing programs, behavioral health and substance use crisis and inpatient services, behavioral health and substance use residential treatment facilities, community-based outreach, and fully integrated patient centered medical homes.

Chemical dependency and family crisis counseling services with a biblical perspective.

To operated a charter school whose mission is to provide a partnership with the community, family, and school in order to provide an authentic learning environment.

Commitment to development of the whole child by providing students a well- rounded, individualized educational and developmental experience that is grounded on montessori principles.

Preserve deer and deer habitat in the state of arizona.

To foster students' innate giftedness by providing an array of opportunities in which children can discover their own interests and abilitites.

Theater company to educate and entertain through performances of works of classical theatre

Conservation & restoration of antelope & their habitat in arizona. conservation projects intended to protect, enhance, improve and connect viable & critical antelope habitat in arizona

A therapeutic outdoor behavioral treatment healthcare program and wilderness rehab for adolescents.

House of refuge, inc. (the organization) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting homeless individuals and families in the state of arizona. founded in april 17, 1996, the organizations purpose is to provide transitional housing and social service programs specific to the needs of homeless families as they strive to seek and obtain stable housing. participants receive continued support for up to 12 months. with continued support, they gain the knowledge to begin the recovery phase toward a more self-sufficient lifestyle. on any given day, approximately 250 people call house of refuge home. through their consistent hard work and dedication, the participants can make the positive changes required to change their immediate circumstances, and significantly alter their future, the future of their children, and generations to come.

Mesa community action network (mesacan) has a mission of "addressing (continued on schedule o) poverty needs to improve the lives of individuals and families in the mesa community," which is in line with a new leaf's mission of helping families...changing lives by offering low-income mesa residents' utility/rent/mortgage assistance, financial education and coaching, employment development and asset building in a one-stop-shop environment through federal, state, and city-funded programs.

Uniting communities to alleviate hunger.

We support current and emerging leaders with learned and lived experience to collectively advance behavioral health across north america. to accomplish this, we convene and connect partners and thought leaders in critical conversations across sectors that nurture responsive and revolutionary ideas; promote effective behavioral health strategies; and build capacity to anchor work in recovery, equity, and justice. cbhl drives this system transformation by partnering with our members alongside health care, policy, community, advocacy, and peer-led recovery organizations.

The mission of the i.d.e.a. museum is to inspire children of all ages to experience their world differently through art, creativity and imagination.

Provides services to individuals with developmental disabilities in the states of utah, arizona, idaho, texas, florida, and oregon. the organization maintains the following programs: 1) residential, 2) professional parent, 3) in home support, 4) day training, 5) managed care, 6) vocational services, 7) employment services, 8) foster care services, and 9) therapy services.

Visionto be the premier organization connecting women business enterprises and interested parties that are building parity in the global economy.missionto increase economic vitality in the communities we serve.corporations | wbes | wbenc | community partners | government entities | multi-generational | under-represented | multi-ethnic.

To operate a charter school sponsored by the arizona state board for charter schools, which mandates policies and operational guidelines, to approximately 150 students in kindergarten through eighth grades in mesa, arizona.

Mobilizing volunteers and cultivating service leaders