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It has been a sunny, sweltering, steamy Summer of Service in Scottsdale! And look at all you've been a part of...
Water Drive - We collected 28,536 bottles in support of Phoenix Rescue Mission's 'Code Red' due to your generosity.
Vacation Bible Xperience - 315 children and 165 volunteers learned, played and had the adventure of their lives!
Eagle's Nest Thrift Shop - The all volunteer run thrift shop in Campo Bello Elementary School requested donations, and you all came through with everything to stock the store for Campo Bello families to shop. All proceeds will go toward school activities! A win-win!
PB&J Drive - We don't know what to say, but THANK YOU! The mounds of peanut butter and jelly you donated totalled 4,100 pounds! That's almost 1,500 pounds more than last year!
Mexico Mission Trip - While the La Casa team was in Atlacomulco Mexico, we had the wonderful opportunity to serve our partners in the Mazahua Valley Ministry. Our team assisted students with reading and writing English, as well as understanding the numerous grammatical nuances of the English language. We facilitated a baseball clinic which taught children basic skills of the sport, which they demonstrated by playing a game at the end of the week. Additionally, some team members reconstructed a wooden playground to ensure it was safe for the students to use. This trip was an incredible opportunity for our team to strengthen our relationship with God and create relationships amongst our team and with our brothers and sisters in the Mazahua Valley Ministry.
MOMS Meet-ups - What a blast our moms and children had this summer! We played in the cool of the Gathering Place, enjoying each other's company and deepening friendships. Women from several different churches joined us and some participated in a t-shirt quilting project. Jessica shared: "MOMS meet-ups have been a huge blessing to me and my children; it’s a great way to get out of the house and to meet new friends, even when it’s 115° outside!"
Mac 'n Cheese - The 2026 challenge has begun. We are aiming to beat last year's total of 20,668 boxes. It's on!!
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