There are many ways to get involved and make a difference in the lives of children and families throughout Arizona. Consider making a monetary gift, a donation of goods, volunteering your time, becoming a foster/adoptive parent, joining our team, or attending one of our upcoming events. Your generosity makes an impact in your local community—find a way to give back that’s right for you!
Your financial support directly impacts our ability to bring programs and services to those who need them. Ninety-two cents of every cash dollar is designated directly to programs and services.
Your planned gift will establish your legacy of support for children and families for years to come.
Little things can make a big difference! Donate items from our wish lists or earn money for AzCA by grocery shopping or searching the web. Learn more about the other ways to give to Arizona’s Children.
A donation to Arizona’s Children Association may qualify you for the Arizona Charitable Organization Tax Credit serving low income families (formerly known as the Working Poor Tax Credit). This tax credit can reduce state taxes, up to $400 for individuals and $800 for couples.
We know that every successful program is truly enhanced by the continued participation and support of our volunteers. Through volunteering, you will have the opportunity to match your interests and skills with programs that strengthen our community. Whether as an individual or group, we’ve got an opportunity for you to join us in making a difference.
Local celebrity dancers and community leaders will perform in a “Dancing with the Stars” style event to raise funds for Arizona’s Children Association’s life-changing programs.
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Arizona’s Children Association (AzCA) is the largest foster care provider in the state! We train and support foster care families who can open their hearts and homes to vulnerable children while their biological families are on the mend. We also collaborate with adoption placing agencies to provide a variety of adoption related services for those seeking to adopt internationally, privately and from the foster care system.
