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Amazon Smiles CASS Delivery
Amazon Smiles delivers 2,000 boxes of winter items and Christmas Gifts to CASS
Arizona Lottery Story Tellers—CASS
Thank you Arizona Lottery for being an incredible sponsor to Central Arizona Shelter Services!
CASS and Fox Sports Arizona Heat Relief
Thank you Fox Sports Arizona for being a big part in our Heat Relief Drive!
CBS 5 Pay It Forward Telethon
Pay It Forward Kick-off Anita's Story & Fry's Gift Cleo Lewis and Washington Federal Gift Wells Fargo Gift, $5,000 Caller Donation, Papa Murphy's and American Furniture Warehouse Lisa Glow, the CEO of CASS talks Silver Tsunami and homeless Veterans; AARP and MIHS...
PAY IT FORWARD: Alexandar’s Story
Meet Alexander, a client who stayed at CASS many years ago. See how our programs helped him find his dignity and see where is today!
PAY IT FORWARD: The Sanchez Family
Learn all about the Sanchez Family, a family of 6 that moved to Arizona and found themselves out of money. They were able to seek shelter and services at Vista Colina, the family shelter that CASS offers.
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Veterans Experiencing Homelessness
Listen to the KTAR interview with Lisa Glow and Air Force veteran Cleo Lewis, raising awareness for veteran homlelessness.
Heat Deaths Jump in Southwest United States, Puzzling Officials
“The unsheltered homeless population in Maricopa County has risen every year by about 25 percent since 2014,” said Lisa Glow, chief executive officer of Central Arizona Shelter Services. “We have been turning away hundreds monthly who need shelter.”
Older Women in Poverty
Most people think they’ll be able to retire comfortably, and not worry about housing, healthcare, and other costs. But 16 percent of American women age 65-and-over live at or below the poverty line. And the numbers keep growing.
Arizona AG awards $670K to help homeless, vulnerable populations
The Arizona Attorney General’s Office last week announced the award of $670,000 in grants to five groups that assist homeless and vulnerable populations across the state. The largest grant, $250,000, went to Phoenix’s Central Arizona Shelter Services for homeless...
Lisa Glow Interview on KOOL FM Sunday Sunrise
Lisa Glow talks about the CASS mission on KOOL 94.5 FM Sunday Sunrise program.
Wave of seniors descend on Phoenix homeless shelter
PHOENIX — At a time when seniors should be preparing for their golden years, some are getting caught up in what is described as a “silver tsunami”: A time of high rents, high healthcare costs and no place to live
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