Community & Nonprofit in Prescott, AZ

Ability is a family owned, non-franchised, company providing care to individuals in our community, tailored to fit both your family’s lifestyle and budget.

Agape House of Prescott, Nonprofit in Prescott, AZ, offers homeless services to transform lives in Prescott, Arizona. Agape House is Christ based.

Alzheimer's Association national site – get information on Alzheimer's disease and dementia symptoms, causes, treatment and care. Join the fight to end ALZ.

ACF of Yavapai County supports community members with the passion and expertise that drive effective, long-lasting impact.

Media Presenters Our Dancers for the Stars Nothing Found What's New the Boys and Girls Clubs of central arizona's signature fundraising event.

Catholic Charities USA supports a national network of agencies committed to encountering those along the margins, regardless of their faith. Join us in providing help and creating hope for those in need.

The Del E. Webb Family Enrichment Center is a child development center and lab school for college students located on the Prescott Campus of Yavapai College. We offer a safe, nurturing, child-centered program that focuses on promoting children

Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Chapter 16 is a non-profit organization dedicated to service of our nations injured heros.

Discover picturesque sunset views and outstanding amenities at Prescott Resort and Conference Center, the only full-service resort in the area. Book your stay.

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An annual event to support food banks in the Quad-cities of Arizona - Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, Dewey-Humboldt.

Granite Mountain Hotshot Superintendent Eric Marsh perished with his crew fighting the Yarnell Hill Fire in June 2013. The Eric Marsh Foundation was started by Eric's widow, Amanda Marsh to help other families when a loved one is lost in the line of duty. We strive to help wildland firefighters and their families.

Granite Mountain Hotshot Superintendent Eric Marsh perished with his crew fighting the Yarnell Hill Fire in June 2013. The Eric Marsh Foundation was started by Eric's widow, Amanda Marsh to help other families when a loved one is lost in the line of duty. We strive to help wildland firefighters and their families.