INVEST IN HOPE AND HEALING
will you partner with us?
As a community member, we urge you to support our neighbors in need. Our area, characterized by a mix of part-time and full-time residents, relies heavily on seasonal tourism. This dynamic presents unique challenges for those living in poverty. Elevated property values, a shortage of long-term rentals, limited public transportation, and scarce diverse employment opportunities create significant barriers for those striving to overcome poverty.
The strength of the White Mountain Community depends on the well-being of every individual. We cannot overlook the obstacles to building thriving, resilient lives. It's time to extend a helping hand. Each of us is responsible for supporting our community, which is the core mission of the RE: center. We are here to guide people from merely surviving to truly thriving.
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The RE:center is a nonprofit organization that relies on grants and donations from individuals, businesses, churches, and other agencies to serve the underserved. Consider becoming a financial partner today.
Donations can also be mailed or delivered to:
814 E White Mountain Blvd
Pinetop, AZ 85935
The RE:center is a registered 501(c)(3) public charity (EIN: 83-2835196).
Every dollar matters.
$20
$150
Provides 5 individuals lacking access to running water with hygiene kits for showers.
Reduces barriers for 10 mothers participating in the Mama Mentorship Program.
$300
Provides 100 home-cooked meals to hungry individuals and introductions to the services we offer.
$500
Connects 25 individuals to case managers and needed resources that provide solutions to difficult situations
NEEDED ITEMS
we always accept:
Personal care items: travel-size soap, shampoo, conditioner, razors, deodorants, toothbrush, toothpaste, feminine hygiene products, etc.
New white towels and wash cloths for individuals utilizing our free showers.
Clothing: blankets, socks, coats, jackets, underwear (new), and long underwear. We typically do not accept other forms of clothing due to a lack of storage space.
Bikes in good working condition for individuals with transportation barriers.
Food: Non-perishable, non-expired, non-damaged dry and canned goods. Pop top cans preferred for individuals experiencing homelessness.
New or lightly-used backpacks for transient or homeless individuals.
Non-expired bottled water or reusable water bottles
Baby items: diapers, wipes, and non-expired baby formula.
SOME OF OUR IMPACT IN 2023
$ IN FINANCIAL AID GIVEN
20,200
FOOD BOXES DISTRIBUTED
4000+
RE:ENTRY PARTICIPANTS HELPED
50
MEALS SERVED
30,125
Annual Reports
Our annual reports provide a comprehensive overview of the organization's activities, achievements, and financial health over the past year. These reports highlight critical programs, initiatives, and partnerships that have advanced our mission to address generational poverty and support community well-being. They also offer transparency by funding sources, expenditures, and impact metrics, ensuring accountability to our donors, partners, and the communities we serve. By showcasing stories of success and outlining future goals, the annual reports demonstrate the ongoing commitment and effectiveness of the RE:center in creating lasting positive change.