Non-Profit and Charitable Organizations in Phoenix, Arizona

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Technotrash and E-waste
Ink cartridges, Cassettes, CDs, Cell phones, Computer disks, Computer software, DVDs, DVD Cases, Jewel Cases, VHS tapes, VHS cases, Video Games
http://greendisk.com
http://www.dosomething.org/tipsheet/recycle_technotrash_ewaste
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/388272/recycle_those_old_vhs_tapes.html

Monitor and Computer Recycling
http://www.goldcircuit.com/recycle.html
http://www.azstrut.org
http://www.redsevenlinux.com/news/article.php?id=23

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona
Big Brothers Big Sisters is the oldest, largest and most effective youth mentoring organization in the United States. We have been the leader in one-to-one youth service for more than a century, developing positive relationships that have a direct and lasting impact on the lives of young people. Big Brothers Big Sisters mentors children, ages 6 through 18, in communities across the country - including yours. For Valleywide Donation Pickups (602) 230-8900

Save the Family Foundation
They collect used cell phones, laptops and printer cartridges in cooperation with Cartridges For Kids, an environmentally-friendly recycling program. Your participation has already earned over $1,000 for Save The Family. Please drop-off your cell phones, laptops and printer cartridges today - they turn in to cash for our families!!! Call 480-898-0228 with questions or visit www.cartridgesforkids.com to find out how much Save The Family will receive in exchange for you donation. For Donation Pickups in East and North East Phoenix Valley only please call: 480-898-0228

St. Vincent de Paul
Serving homeless and economically disadvantaged populations for over fifty years. Through home visits, shelter, food assistance, employment services, thrift stores and outreach programs, St. Vincent de Paul provides compassion and support to individuals in need, regardless of race, origin, religion or gender. Across Central and Northern Arizona, St. Vincent de Paul assists others in a spirit of humility and goodwill, inviting others to actively participate in assisting underprivileged populations in the struggle against poverty. For Donation Pickups, please call: 602 266-4673

The Heavenly House - Ebony House - For Valleywide Donation Pickups, please call: Jeweline 602-434-0025

U Care Thrift Store For Donation Pickups, please call: 480-835-7744 (Used to be Disabled American Veterans)

ADDITIONAL RESOURCE FOR ORGANIZATIONS THAT PICK-UP
Terry Ebeling 602-421-3537

Arizona Women's Partnership, Inc.,
Dedicated to promoting the status of Arizona women and empowering women's grass roots organizations through mini grants and publicity. The organization is non-political and non-sectarian, and is sensitive to the needs of underserved and disadvantaged women and their families. Proceeds are generated from FUNdraisers and through corporate sponsorships and private donations.   Drop-off only.

Casa Cares
Casa’s mission is to provide quality prevention and treatment programs that reduce the impact of abuse and violence, particularly among women and children; and raise public awareness of abuse and violence while advocating for social change. The agency is currently organized into three operating divisions to accomplish its mission.   Drop-off only. Phone: 602-254-6400, 77 E. Thomas Road, Suite #112, Phoenix, Arizona 85012

Goodwill of Central Arizona  
Goodwill of Central Arizona was founded in 1947, is a private, not-for-profit organization whose mission is to serve people who have disabilities or otherwise face obstacles entering the competitive workforce. Last year 3,677 people received services at Goodwill and 740 were placed in jobs. We create -- hope, jobs and futures.   Drop-off only.  Find a donation center near you.

Paralyzed Veterans of America
Support our Nation's Paralyzed Veterans, founded in the 1940's to give America's veterans a hand up by providing the medical, social and practical support needed at a critical time in their lives. And with your help, we will continue to serve our nation's paralyzed veterans by helping to rebuild their shattered lives.

Phoenix - KidPuters
KidPuters is a community project that was founded to help our neighborhoods by recycling computer technology to help educate and motivate youngsters. KidPuter's goal is to collect, refurbish, and then re-distribute used computers to needy children throughout Metro Phoenix.  Drop-off only. Where to drop off your PC.

Maggie's' Place
Welcome to Maggie's Place, a house of hospitality for pregnant women that are alone or on the streets. The mission of Maggie's Place is two-fold. First, Maggie's Place provides for the immediate physical and emotional needs of our guests by providing things such as shelter, food, clothing, transportation and a supportive community. Second, Maggie's Place connects our guests to appropriate agencies and resources including prenatal care, health insurance, low-cost housing, education programs, etc.  Drop-off only. PO Box 1102, Phoenix, Arizona 85001, Phone: (602) 252-2695

Phoenix Arizona Volunteers
The Volunteer Center ...We match Valley of the Sun volunteers with local nonprofit organizations for inspiring community service work. Drop-off only.

Phoenix Rescue Mission
Phoenix Rescue Mission is a vibrant and growing Christian Mission serving needy and homeless men, women and families in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area.  Founded in 1952, the Mission today seeks to provide food, shelter, and other services to as many as possible of the estimated 13,000 homeless people in need throughout the Valley of the Sun.  We support and help homeless and needy people to build new, productive lives.  From veterans to the working poor and from addicted men and women to struggling families, Phoenix Rescue Mission is there a hot meal, shelter, or clothing, for anyone in need.  Please join us in this effort. Drop-off only. Drop all donations off at the Mission at 1801 S. 35th Avenue, Phoenix

Run Drugs out of Town
The Run Drugs Out of Town Run is working with teens in valley high schools to stage a quarter mile run for kids of all ages to raise awareness of and money for drug abuse prevention.  The teens need sponsorships from businesses for their event and to sponsor individual runners.  Your support can earn you excellent exposure in your community and possibly a tax credit up to $250 on your state income taxes. You CAN make a difference. Contact  Dr. Bill Gallagher, DC 480-513-3909 Drop-off only.

Junior Achievement of Arizona. Inc.
Since 1963, Junior Achievement of Arizona, Inc. (JAAZ) has made an impact on young people by educating and inspiring them to value free enterprise, business and economics to improve the quality of their lives.  JAAZ currently serves 50,000 students across Arizona. Our ultimate mission is to ensure that every student in Arizona has the fundamental understanding of the free enterprise system. To educate and inspire young people to value free enterprise, business, and economics to improve the quality of their lives. Drop-off only.

Phoenix Boys Choir
Since 1948, the Phoenix Boys Choir has provided top quality music education for boys ages 7-14 and lively entertainment for audiences around the world previously under the direction of Dr. Harvey K. Smith who led the choir for forty years, and, since 1999, under the baton of Georg Stangelberger. Each season, 40 to 50 singers from the 170 member Phoenix Boys Choir are selected for membership in the organization's elite Tour Choir. Ranging from 10 to 14 years of age, these singers are lauded internationally as a result of their intensive Arizona-based training program. Drop-off only.

Phoenix Day Child and Family Learning
The majority of our clients are low-income area residents, often single mothers, struggling to make ends meet. By offering subsidized childcare and early education programs, as well as free health screenings, referrals and meals, Phoenix Day helps families better meet the challenges of daily life. Drop-off only. Call 602-252-4911, 115 E. Tonto Street,  Phoenix, Arizona 85004
 

Presbyterian Service Agency
Presbyterian Service Agency is a private, non-profit, non-church affiliated behavioral health agency dedicated to the treatment and rehabilitation of individuals who are chemically dependent and/or also suffer from life trauma, mental illness and other behavioral health problems. Our goal is to provide needed services so these individuals can live more normal, productive lives. We strive to increase our community's awareness and knowledge of mental health and to foster greater compassion for all people in need or at risk. Drop-off only.

RISE. Inc.
A not-for-profit organization that contracts with state government to provide support programs for people with a variety of disabilities. We have a network of hundreds of associates, including many outstanding specialists: behavioral communication, physical, occupational, dietary, and medical professionals to meet each individual's needs. Drop-off only. Call 480-497-1889 4554 E. Inverness Ave. Mesa, AZ 85206

Save the Family Donation Center
Save The Family recently established a donation receiving center located at 456 N. Vineyard, Mesa. Donations are accepted Monday-Friday from 8:00AM - 5:00PM Drop-off only.

SCORE
SCORE is brains, ideas, skill and experience... SCORE is a non-profit association of counselors to America's small business. We are the volunteer counseling arm of the U.S. Small Business Administration. SCORE conducts specialized seminars and workshops on a variety of business subjects... SCORE provides FREE and confidential one-on-one counseling and advice in practically every business and business situation... Professional Business Counselors with answers to your toughest questions. Drop-off only.

Scottsdale Foundation for the Handicapped
Providing the opportunities and resources services to persons with disabilities in Scottsdale, Arizona and its surrounding communities so that they might achieve their highest individual levels of personal, social and economic independence. Drop-off only.  Contact: (480) 994-5704 Scottsdale Training and Rehabilitation Services  7507 E. Osborn Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85251

The Spirit Bear Foundation. Inc.
Our purpose is to foster a healthy spirit in people who face a difficult life challenge. SBF promotes healthy living by comforting and encouraging people to embrace the vital energy forces of Strength, Courage, Love, and Harmony. This is accomplished by behavioral education programs and the distribution of a uniquely created stuffed animal named the Cigam Tirips Spirit Bear™. The Foundation is an IRS 501 (C) 3 qualified public charity. Drop-off only.

Teen Lifeline
Mission: To provide a safe, confidential and crucial crisis service where teens help teens make healthy decisions, together.  Vision: To impact the devastating problem of teen suicide in Arizona so that any teen at any time will have knowledge and access to Teen Lifeline, its counselors and services. Drop-off only. Contact 602-248-8337  P.O. Box 10745 Phoenix, AZ 85064-0745

UCP of Central Arizona
UCP of Central Arizona works to advance the independence, productivity and full citizenship of people with disabilities. To be an organization that serves its customers in unique ways, maintains a reputation for quality and responsibility, and creates a unique environment for its employees. Drop-off only. Contact 602.943.5472

Waste Not. Inc.
They do not pick up private donations. Contact: 480-941-1841 7375 East 2nd Street, Scottsdale, Arizona 85251

YoungLives seeks to share the gospel of Jesus Christ with pregnant and parenting teen moms through; Relationships with mentors, That model Christ’s unconditional love, By addressing unique needs of teen moms. While helping them grow in their faith. They do not pick up private donations.