Join us for our Healthy Families Kick Off Event & Research Study!

For American Indian or Alaska Native parents who live in urban Maricopa County: Do you have a child between the ages of 12 – 17? Join ASU for a 10-week parenting research study aimed at improving the health of urban Indigenous families. You can receive up to $200 in gift cards. We are hosting our Kickoff event on Tuesday, Dec. 05. To see requirements and information, click here: https://bit.ly/3FM4PqU For information, call 602-264-6768. 

Looking to give this season? Donate to our Holiday Giving Drive! Here are three ways to donate:

• Donate Food: Non-perishable food items, turkey, or ham for a family dinner. Gift cards are accepted!
• Donate Toys or Adopt-A-Family: New, unwrapped toys or gift cards can be dropped off at the Phoenix Indian Center. If you are interested in signing up to Adopt-A-Family for the holidays give us a call!
• Contribute a Charitable Tax Credit: Make a donation online. Click here to see financial contribution options. Donations are being accepted until Dec. 15th at the Phoenix Indian Center. lf you are dropping donations off in-person, please call our office at 602-264-6768 upon arrival.

Thank You for Making a Difference!

Donation Location: Phoenix Indian Center 4520 N. Central Ave., Ste. 250, Phoenix, AZ 85012 Hours: 8 AM – 5 PM, Monday – Friday

For more information call 602-264-6768

The Phoenix Indian Center is looking for Native Elders, who are 55 years of age or older, in the Phoenix metro area to participate in a program geared toward supporting and mentoring Native youth through cultural education and preservation.

This mentorship will require a commitment to attend events, youth council meetings, community gatherings, and general advisement in Living In 2 Worlds workshops and other Phoenix Indian Center events as determined by project leads. You will also receive a stipend for your time! We hope to hear from you soon.

To apply or to get more information: Email Iyona Freeland at ifreeland@phxindcenter.org with our Language and Culture program or call 602-264-6768.