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Take action to keep neighbors hydrated this summer!

Our triple-digit summers are not only challenging, but potentially dangerous for struggling individuals and families. This summer, SVdP will give out 4,400 bottles of water a day in our dining rooms and heat relief locations throughout the Valley. Click here to learn more.

Just $10 can help people stay safe and hydrated this summer.

El Mercado: Cultivating community through fresh food

Every week, families at SVdP’s NextPhase Family Dining Room head home with bags of farm-fresh produce thanks to El Mercado event

Kenya and Shay enjoy a meal at SVdP's Family Evening Meal.

A helping hand through the years

Single-mother Kenya has worked hard for her kids, but SVdP's Family Dining Room was there to help with food when times got tough

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SVdP was the safety net a single mom needed

When hardship left Sarah Scott struggling to keep up with bills and at risk of eviction, SVdP stepped in to prevent her and her son's homelessness

Doc Snyder's Play House

Doc brought his love of woodworking and SVdP's Family Evening Meal into one project

Esther's wall of crosses.

Monday Morning Mercy

The gift of a cross

Coordinator Esther Ramirez gives a cross from her wall to every resident that moves out of De Paul or Ozanam Manor

Celebrating Dave Smith, our Urban Farm Founder

In honor of his retirement, SVdP reflects on the great impact Dave has had in the community and at SVdP

James Mann poses for a portrait after dying his hair.

Makeovers at Ozanam Manor

Hair cuts and dye jobs help shelter residents feel more confident

Patricio hangs up the finished potted plant at a trellis in SVdP's Rob and Melani Walton Urban Farm.

Planting something new to remember a loved one lost

Patricio honored his wife's memory with a kind gift to the urban farm.

Caring for man and his best friend

Vernon and Roscoe have been through it all. Shelter and SVdP's Companion Animal Program keep them safe and cared for together.

A man Jasmine encountered while helping with the PIT count.

More Than a Count

A reflection from Jasmine Smalls, donor program manager, on the people, stories, and impact of the Point-in-Time Count

Vina Ochoa first Rosalie's Place resident to move out

A job. A budget. A home.

Get to know Rosalie’s Place, the new 71-bed workforce housing program helping people build sustainable lives

Our volunteers are pretty "Hands On"

Hands On Greater Phoenix got their hands dirty at SVdP's Key Campus Urban Farm