Our Community
Thank you to the following organizations for partnering with us to create even greater impact for women and their families.
Partners
Our work serving people happens in partnership. Thank you for your commitment to serving women, people of color, and their families.
- A New Leaf (Mesa CAN)
- A New Leaf (VITA Program)
- AAUW
- All in Together
- Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits
- Area Agency on Aging, Region One
- Arizona Complete Health
- Arizona South Asians for Safe Families
- Arizona State University
- Arizona Attorney General’s Office
- Cancer Support Community
- CASS
- Cholla Public Library
- Chuck Waggin’ Pet Food Pantry
- Cigna
- City of Glendale
- Desert Financial Credit Union
- Dignity Memorial
- Equal Pay Coalition
- Fresh Start Women’s Foundation
- Girl Scouts – Arizona Cactus-Pine Council
- Gregory’s Fresh Market
- Holiday Retirement Westgate Village
- Hope Women’s Center
- Hope’s Crossing
- Humana
- Insight
- Japanese American Citizens League
- Life Care Center of North Glendale
- Maggie’s Place
- Maricopa County Community Colleges
- Maricopa Head Start
- Meals on Wheels America
- Midwestern University
- Modern Woodmen Fraternal Financial
- MomsRising
- Nourish Phoenix
- Paradise Family Resource Center
- Soroptimist International of Phoenix
- Soroptimist International of the Kachinas
- St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance
- State Farm
- Valley of the Sun United Way
- Wesley Norris Insurance
- Women Rising
- Women with Insight
Sponsors and Supporters
Thank you to our top sponsors and supporters! You help ensure our mission continues.
- Alliance Bank of Arizona
- Area Agency on Aging, Region One
- Arizona Cardinals
- Arizona Community Foundation
- Centene Management Company
- City of Glendale, Community Development Block Grant
- Comerica Charitable Foundation
- Cox Communications
- Desert Financial Credit Union
- Diane & Bruce Halle Foundation
- Discover Foundation
- Gila River Indian Community
- Helios Education Foundation
- Intel Corporation
- Jaburg & Wilk P.C.
- Kemper & Ethel Marley Foundation
- Kroger Foundation
- Meals on Wheels America
- National Bank of Arizona
- Otto & Edna Neely Foundation
- Season For Sharing
- SRP
- Thunderbirds Charities
- USAA Foundation
- Valley of the Sun United Way
- Wells Fargo
Testimonials
Can I just say HOLY WOW! The Negotiation discussion today was exactly what we need as women! It is so helpful to hear from other women. I don’t have many business women in my family so this was so valuable to me!
Thank you for assisting me in obtaining the right resources to help my client and his wife. I felt like I was getting the “run around” with all the numbers I was calling and leaving messages at. I couldn’t get an actual person on the phone until I called you at the YWCA. I wanted to be able to give the client’s daughter good contact information for resources. Once I spoke with you, I felt confident to give my client the referral information to get them started with your Meals on Wheels Program.
It feels good to help those who otherwise could not do for themselves, and I laugh a lot here and have a good time. The YWCA has good people and programs that I learn a lot from. It is helpful on every level!
As a volunteer at the YWCA West Valley Center, I host sing-a-longs and Name that Tune with the seniors. I genuinely enjoy the fun of singing and the fun it brings people. I just enjoy making the world a happier place.
When I moved here all was new to me so I just stayed home. My son told me that there is a YWCA Senior Center right next door. I decided I would stop by and see what YWCA was about. I was greeted so warmly, all the seniors make me feel so welcome. I decided to keep coming back, YWCA keeps me up to date with all the different presentations that it offers.
As a young mother I joined Y-Women –a national YW program that impacted my life for the rest of my life! Now as a retired grandmother of six, I volunteer at the West Valley Senior Center to help seniors help themselves. I personally must live up to my mantra to the seniors – Get up, get dressed and get out! As a volunteer, I definitely learned the value of socialization, my nutrition has improved, and it has really helped my mental health to remain active and helpful. I look forward to going every day and helping with whatever I can.
Three years ago, a chance visit to the YWCA Senior Center opened a new world for me. With no family or close friends in Arizona, I felt isolated and depressed. What struck me upon my arrival was the warm welcome I received and the joie de vivre I was missing. I felt this was a lifeline I needed.
I was hit with sudden medical bills from an accident. Because I was able to create an emergency fund, this accident didn’t cause me to go into debt.
I have been able to reduce my credit card debt and increase my savings after participating in the Own It! financial course. Keeping my financial stability is now become a goal of mine!