I Used to Avoid “Hope”
For some reason “hope” has always put a hitch in my giddy up. The optimism of the Arizona Shelter Network forced me to reconsider.
For some reason “hope” has always put a hitch in my giddy up. The optimism of the Arizona Shelter Network forced me to reconsider.
A press conference was held this morning to officially launch the Arizona Shelter Network as a collaborative of leading shelter providers working together to strengthen Arizona’s response to homelessness.
While the year-end holidays bring time off and vacation for many of us, they don’t pause homelessness.
In the last month, the Keys to Change team poured heart and soul to create several remarkable moments.
To know where we’re going, we must know where we’ve been. Reflecting on 20 years of countless heroes at Key Campus.
After 20 years of service, Campus renovations are causing a stir – and providing hope for the future.
Working together. Ending homelessness. It’s what we do. It’s why we are here. It’s worth our time. And we are doing it.
The opportunity is to advocate for change, to focus on the goal of ensuring all Arizonans have access to safe, affordable housing.
After a 20-year partnership the United States Postal Service is terminating their support of the Key Campus “post office.” That won’t stop us from operating it.
Today, I write to share an observation, of a notice from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) sent May 8, 2025.