Local Outreach
DREAMReach focuses on directly engaging with the local community through street outreach efforts. Volunteers involved in DREAMReach go out into the community to connect with individuals, offering practical assistance by distributing essential items like food and clothing to those who may be in need. Beyond providing tangible support, the ministry also uses street outreach to warmly encourage people they meet to attend services and become part of the Dream City Church community.
Our food distribution center, also known as Mom’s Pantry, was built on the bedrock of a single goal: that no man, woman, or child go hungry. It was created because there is a significant need in our community to help families with their struggle against hunger. In Arizona, one in five families does not have the ability to provide enough food to feed the entire household. Our founders and donors have been blessed with food on their table and believe that no individual should ever have to go hungry. Through the collaboration and generosity of a local family and interested parties, the vision and mission to combat hunger brought Mom’s Pantry to life. Mom’s Pantry is always stocked and ready for the next visitor.
Mom’s Pantry accepts donations of both food and money to help them meet their goals. Unless otherwise designated, all donated funds are used to purchase food and hygiene items for distribution to our guests. Facility and administrative costs are separately funded. Additionally, as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Mom’s Pantry will provide a tax receipt upon request for all monetary donations.
Mom’s Pantry always needs donations of food to provide the best help possible for those in need. Hosting a food drive is a fun way to help those in need across the Valley. Why not host a food drive at your work, church, school, or in your community? For more information on how to volunteer, host a food drive, donate food, or provide financial assistance, please contact [email protected] or call 602-992-0083.
In need of food? Visit Mom’s Pantry at 13440 N Cave Creek Rd. in Phoenix on Saturday from 10am to 2pm or Sundays from 10am to 1pm. First-time guests need to bring a photo ID and proof of residency (utility bill or lease agreement).
If you have an emergency situation, please call (602) 992-0083.
Volunteer opportunities include, but are not limited to, stocking shelves, distributing food, registering guests, and coordinating food drives. Volunteers are the heart of Mom’s Pantry, so if you’re ready, willing, and able, we have just the right job for you!
The Phoenix Dream Center serves over 40,000 people each month and believes in the incredible potential of the at-risk youth, homeless, and needy within our community. Services at the Phoenix Dream Center include a residential rehabilitation program, shelter and care for victims of human trafficking, affordable housing for men and women in transition, and distribution of food and clothing throughout various Phoenix neighborhoods where the predominately poor reside.
The mission and vision of the Phoenix Dream Center is to help at-risk youth and the needy families of our community by restoring hope and allowing them to dream again. The Phoenix Dream Center aims to become an inner city resource that will help distribute hope to the homeless, food to the hungry, clothes to the naked, and restoration to the broken.
The programs of the Phoenix Dream Center are available to meet the needs of hurting and lost people by teaching them how to overcome life-controlling issues that range from homelessness, hunger, and lack of education to substance abuse and human trafficking.
For more info, visit phoenixdreamcenter.org
The Short Creek Dream Center exists to serve the twin towns of Hildale and Colorado City as they continue to grow, heal, and transform.
From transitional housing, recovery, community outreach and helping combat the effects of poverty, the Dream Center exists to help find and fill the needs of the Short Creek Community and beyond.
Our heart is to be supportive to anyone who is on a healing journey. We are also passionate about being a place of refuge for anyone leaving or escaping environments that would be considered abusive or oppressive.
The Short Creek Dream Center is also a part of the largest network of organizations that help victims of human trafficking. Trafficking comes in many different forms and we want to see anyone suffering from exploitation be set free and have a place to go for support.
Since 1997, Living Hope Dream Centers has served thousands of women, men, and children in Arizona. What started as a divine calling for founder Dinah Monahan and a small group of people in her church, Living Hope has now grown to a thrift store, a maternity home, and has a transitional home in progress
Living Hope is a 501 (c)(3) faith-based, nonprofit organization funded by private donations. Through the generous support of individuals and local businesses, every possible resource is offered to pregnant women and children to thrive during and after pregnancy.
And the best part is, all of our services are free — because people care about families and children.
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