Keys to Change holds Project Connect event to connect the Avondale community with critical real-time homeless services.
Press Releases and Media Alerts
This is a collection of our press releases and media alerts sent to local and national media outlets.
August 20th Project Connect will Bring Services, Resources to People Experiencing Homelessness in Chandler, Gilbert, and Mesa
Keys to Change holds Project Connect event to connect Chandler, Gilbert, and Mesa communities with critical real-time homeless services.
Keys to Change and Circle the City to Host Collaborative Heat Relief Drive on July 12
Key Campus and Circle the City continue the monthly Thirst Aid heat relief drives (drop off) on Saturday, July 12, from 9 a.m. to noon.
June 24 Project Connect will Bring Services, Resources to People Experiencing Homelessness in Maryvale
Keys to Change holds Project Connect event to connect the Maryvale community with critical real-time homeless services.
Keys to Change and CASS to Hold Collaborative Heat Relief Drive Event on June 7
Key Campus and CASS continue the monthly Thirst Aid heat relief drives (drop off) on Saturday, June 7, from 9 a.m. to noon.
First-of-Its-Kind Cooling Tower, Major Renovations, New Construction Featured at Key Campus Open House May 21
Key Campus is holding an Open House for donors, city, county, and state leaders, and community partners on May 21st to showcase major renovations.
Key Campus Monthly Heat Relief Collection Event is May 3
Key Campus continues its monthly Thirst Aid heat relief drives (drop off) on Saturday, May 3, from 9 a.m. to noon.
Key Campus Kicks Off Summer-Long Heat Relief Drive with May Collection Event
Looking ahead to another summer of extreme heat, Key Campus launches the 16th Annual Thirst Aid Heat Relief Drive for individuals experiencing homelessness.
HVAC System at Key Campus for the Homeless in Need of Critical Repairs as Extreme Heat Looms
Keys to Change CEO Amy Schwabenlender sounded the alarm in her monthly blog, making a rare direct appeal for community support to help fund repairs to the overworked air conditioning system at Key Campus.
In a Time of Uncertainty, Signs of Hope as Community Raises $920,000 at The Mike McQuaid I Am Home Breakfast to End Homelessness in Maricopa County
The 20th annual Mike McQuaid I Am Home Breakfast recognized and celebrated successful journeys from street to home.
Mike McQuaid I Am Home Breakfast, Marking 20 Years of Ending Homelessness December 13, 2024
The 20th annual Mike McQuaid I Am Home Breakfast will recognize and celebrate successful journeys from street to home.
Brutal Heat Demands Longer Heat Relief Drive and Additional Collection Date for Keys to Change
Key Campus continues its monthly Thirst Aid bottled water drives (drop off) on Saturday, October 5, from 9 a.m. to noon.
About Keys to Change and Key Campus
Keys to Change uses the power of collaboration to create solutions to end homelessness across Maricopa County. As the owner/operator of Key Campus in downtown Phoenix, Keys to Change facilitates coordination among 13 independent nonprofit and governmental agencies offering a holistic range of services to individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Serving over 1,000 people every day, Key Campus services include reunification with family and friends; mental, physical and dental healthcare; shelter; mail services; employment; meals; legal services; housing match; animal care, case management and more. Keys to Change is a compassionate connector, strategic partner, and relentless advocate, leveraging corporate, individual, and public funding to address systemic barriers while providing for the immediate and emerging needs of the local unhoused community. Learn more at www.keystochangeaz.org.