Mitchell Swaback Charities, Inc. opened the Harvest Compassion Center Phoenix over six years ago, helped launch a sister HCC location in Chandler about two years ago, and in early 2018 it’s time to expand their outreach once again!
Each quarter the HCC’s kids program called Serving SPROUTS (Small People Reaching Out Unselfishly To Serve) partners with another non-profit to serve and expose our SPROUTS to different causes and charities around the Valley.
Lauren asked her parents for a birthday party where all her friends and family could come jump in a bounce house, play games and eat tons of sugar. However, her next request isn’t the typical response from those turning 7.
The Fry’s Community Rewards program allows you to support Harvest Compassion Center Phoenix just by shopping and using your Fry’s VIP card every time you shop at a Fry’s grocery store!
This month the HCC Phoenix would like to show our appreciation to Laura Mancuso who has been volunteering at the center of close to 2 years.
Last month, the Harvest Compassion Center Phoenix held our quarterly service outreach event, a night filled with pizza, hygiene packs and awards to recognize our amazing Serving SPROUTS accomplishments feeding hungry kids in the Valley!
Did you know you can TELL your tax DOLLARS where to go in the state of Arizona?
Team MSC partnered for the first time with DuPage PADS for their 13th Annual 5k and 10k races held in Wheaton, Illinois last September 16th.
Co-Founder of Harvest Compassion Center Phoenix Nicolee Thompson’s husband has been the HCC’s number one volunteer since opening day in 2011. By default, Paul was always in the mix of everything Harvest Compassion, however, he would have it no other way.
Meet Chuck Sampson, if this guy doesn’t motivate you, no one will! Chuck just finished racing alongside four family generations with Team MSC in this month’s 5k race.
