Nearly 700 people attending the 19th annual Mike McQuaid I Am Home Breakfast along with over 40 event sponsors and donors from across Arizona helped raise $1 million.
Press Releases and Media Alerts
This is a collection of our press releases and media alerts sent to local and national media outlets.
Budget Allocations for Housing and Homelessness Efforts a Solid Step in Addressing the Growing Challenges
The state’s budget with significant allocations to address housing and homelessness is a solid step in our ability and our efforts.
Human Services Campus, Inc. Receives Generous Grant from Diane and Bruce Halle Foundation to Support Operations at Respiro
HSC recently received a generous grant from the Diane and Bruce Halle Foundation to support Respiro, a 100-bed temporary shelter located on the Campus.
Human Services Campus, Inc. Receives $10 Million in ARPA Funds to Address Unsheltered Homelessness in Maricopa County
Thanks to the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), $10M was allocated for HSC, Inc. to invest in solutions addressing unsheltered homelessness.
Mike McQuaid I Am Home Breakfast, Celebrating Successful Journeys from Street to Home, is December 14
The 18th annual Mike McQuaid I Am Home Breakfast will recognize and celebrate successful journeys from street to home.
Winter is Coming and It’s Cold on the Streets; Human Services Campus Needs Blankets for Unsheltered Men and Women
The Human Services Campus (HSC) has an urgent need for blankets for the men and women experiencing homelessness on and around the 13-acre campus.
August 30 – “Project Connect” Offering Services, Resources for Unsheltered Individuals in Phoenix
Unsheltered individuals living on the streets around the Human Services Campus (HSC) are the focus of the next Project Connect, a concentrated one-day event connecting individuals experiencing homelessness to housing, shelter, benefits, identification and other basic needs.
$300,000 Grant from Thunderbirds Charities will Support Critical Client Services to Help Move from Street to Home
Thunderbirds Charities has awarded the HSC a $300,000 grant to support, enhance and expand critical client services designed to assist individuals experiencing homelessness to move from street to home.
Human Services Campus, Inc. Receives $50,000 Piper Trust Grant to Support Emergency Heat Relief Efforts
Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust has awarded a $50,000 grant to Human Services Campus (HSC), Inc. to support emergency heat relief efforts.
Human Services Campus Schedules Monthly Water-Collection Events First Saturday of Every Month Through September
The HSC plans monthly Thirst Aid water drives on the first Saturday of each month beginning May 7 through September.
Project Connect Will Bring Services, Resources To People Experiencing Homelessness In Tempe, January 11
Tempe individuals experiencing homelessness or on the brink of homelessness will be connected with a range of services and resources.
Mike McQuaid I Am Home Breakfast Raises $850,000 for Programs and Services for Individuals Experiencing Homelessness
With more than 400 people in attendance and nearly 100 more watching and contributing virtually, the 16th annual Mike McQuaid I Am Home Breakfast raised more than $850,000.
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.