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Lori’s Story: “Save the Family Saved Me”
The Washington family smiling for a picture at the high school football game....
Save the Family Welcomes Dr. Ray Ostos to Its Board of Directors
Save the Family is proud to welcome Dr. Ray Ostos, District Director for...
Meet Rachel Pearson: Champion for Families, Storytelling, and Lasting Change
At an early age, Save the Family board member Rachel Pearson was introduced to...
Save the Family Partners in New Wild Rose Project
Save the Family was selected by the City of Phoenix and national developer, Ulysses Development Group as the on-site supportive services provider to Wild Rose Flats, a new affordable housing community now under construction at Thomas and 43rd Ave. in Phoenix.
Save the Family Foundation Hosts ‘Tricks, Treats, and Takeaways’ Costume Drive to Support Local Families
Save the Family is looking for volunteers and groups to help with costume organization, distribution, and activity stations for the event on October 22.
Our Youth Advocate Staff Earn Triple P Certification
We’re excited to share that our Youth Advocates team is now fully trained in Triple P – Positive Parenting Program! Triple P is an evidence-based system of parenting support designed to fit the needs of every family.
Save the Family Participates in 2025 Arizona Housing Forum
In August, Save the Family joined housing leaders, policymakers, and advocates from across the state at the annual Arizona Housing Forum, hosted by the ASU Morrison Institute. With the theme “The Future of Housing: A New Frontier,” the event highlighted both the progress and urgent challenges facing Arizona’s housing landscape.
Why I Give: Mike Garrison’s Story from Holiday Giving to Board Leadership
After 15 years of holiday family sponsorships, backpack drives and gala tickets, Mike Garrison’s involvement in the organization grew all the way to Save the Family Board President.
Construction Progresses on Phoenix Scholar House as Save the Family Seeks New Community Partners
Save the Family’s Phoenix Scholar House is proud to announce its first academic partner, Maricopa Community Colleges. This key collaboration will directly support single-parent students by combining the project’s affordable housing with the college system’s educational pathways.