We used this rescue group to get a forever pet. After filling out the application and paying the…read morefee. We were interviewed by a volunteer to To see our living situation. We were placed with our new dog child. Her name is now Gladys and she is perfect. Our thanks to Patricia for all her help navigating the adoption process.

They answered my prayers when they found my special Lab the perfect home. I had to give him up and…read moretrusted them to keep him safe. They took special care to listen to what I felt was best for him and they went above and beyond!!!1

Been with them as a Foster parent for 8 years. Highly recommend them. As with every agency you have…read morewaves of people change. Glad to see the good ones stick!

From the owner: Our mission is to create lasting solutions for children and families by providing innovative…read moreprograms to foster safe and healthy communities within Arizona. We provide child welfare and behavioral health services for children who have experienced abuse, neglect, abandonment, or other significant traumas. Our programs include: Family Support & Reunification, Trauma-Focused Therapy, General Therapy, and Animal Assisted Therapy. We proudly accept AHCCCS and private pay clients, offering accessible, high-quality services tailored to your needs. Our team is committed to providing compassionate and effective care in a welcoming environment. Contact us today to learn more about how we can support you or your loved ones on the path to healing and growth.

I have been coming here for about four years now. I have always been treated with respect, and the…read morevolunteers are sweet, kind, and caring towards me. I appreciate everything you do for my family and myself. If you are coming, I recommend you bring lunch, and prepare to wait about an hour, sometimes a bit more. You have to wait across the street at the drive in. But it's worth the wait almost every time. Thank you once again.

From the owner: Hope for Hunger Food Bank is operated by Phoenix Rescue Mission, where we provide Christ-centered,…read morelife-transforming support to neighbors experiencing hunger, homelessness, addiction, and trauma. As the largest food bank in Glendale, Hope for Hunger helps meet a vital need across the Valley by offering nutritious food and encouragement to families in need. Anyone is welcome. The only requirement is a valid ID.

I started my service dog training in January of 2025, and have nothing but praise for this…read moreorganization. In just these few months, my dog, a Belgian Malinois, has truly become so much more than a household pet. She truly is my companion and my ticket back into society. The trainers that I have had the privilege of working with are beyond exceptional, they are invested in not just the program, but in making my dog and me a team. I no longer dread going to the store, or being in crowded public places. Mai watches over me, and keeps me calm and grounded. She is already alerting me to times when I start to experience anxiety, and physically start to shut down. I cannot thank Soldiers Best Friend enough.

I love this place! Very responsive and great at answering questions. The trainers are all…read moreknowledgeable and I appreciate the things Soldiers Best Friend does for the community!

This store is not only a great place to shop value-wise and community help-wise, but they make it…read moreeasy to donate your items too to help you declutter and they can come right to you for pick up! Contact Joseph by text for easy appointment setting: (623) 455-2911. Joseph and his assistant showed up exactly when he said he would be there and moved everything out swiftly and carefully. I was SO impressed at the professionalism.

As much as I hate to run down a place that gives me free food, I have to say it would be difficult…read moreto come up with a less efficient system than this place has. Walk in. The two girls at the desk are jibber-jabbering with each other. One looks up long enough to say "Take a number". Take a number and sit down. They continue their conversation. Other people come in. Some are told to take numbers, while others are allowed to have extended conversations with the clerks. How they determine who gets immediate service and who has to wait is a mystery. After a time, one girl gets up and wanders off somewhere, while the other talks on the phone. This goes on for a while until they call your number, at which time you show them your ID and they look you up in the system, hand you a card and tell you to go park your car around the side of the building. While you wait, other cars pull up, have their boxes loaded almost immediately, while you sit there and wait. And wait. Finally someone comes out and sticks a box of food in your car and life goes on.

Produce On Wheels is the Boaderlands produce rescue.They set up in various locations in metro…read morePhoenix and Metro Tucson. For $15 they load you up with up to 70 pounds of produce. It's usually a lot of tomatoes, all kinds of squash, and usually lots of cucumbers. Sometimes you get even better stuff. Usually most of the produce is good. Sometimes the tomatoes you have to cook right away. And sometimes they stick you with stuff that you have to toss but it usually is a great deal anyway. I enjoy the challenge of thinking up ways on how I can use up everything. Lately they have been having a drive thru service. They load up your trunk and you just drive threw. This is a great deal if you like to cook! You have to go to their website to find out where the locations are. Every so often the locations change.