HUMAN SERVICES CAMPUS SCHEDULES MONTHLY WATER-COLLECTION EVENTS FIRST SATURDAY OF EVERY MONTH THROUGH SEPTEMBER

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HUMAN SERVICES CAMPUS SCHEDULES MONTHLY WATER-COLLECTION EVENTS FIRST SATURDAY OF EVERY MONTH THROUGH SEPTEMBER

60,000 Bottles a Month Needed May Through September; That’s 2,000 A Day

PHOENIX, Ariz. (April 28, 2022):  The Human Services Campus (HSC) plans monthly ThirstAid water drives on the first Saturday of each month beginning May 7 through September from 9 a.m. to noon each day.

The collection location is near the Harrison Street Gate at 1300 W. Harrison in Phoenix.  HSC staff and volunteers will unload all donations.

“We’re on the edge of the soaring summer heat, and we want to be sure we have enough water for the people experiencing homelessness both on and around the Human Services Campus,” said HSC, Inc. Development Director Steve Davis. “Our campus partner St. Joseph the Worker started ThirstAid a number of years ago and felt it was an effort from which the entire Human Services Campus could benefit,”

HSC, a 501c3 nonprofit agency, owns and operates a 13-acre campus at 12th Avenue and Madison that is home to 16 nonprofit organizations providing services and resources to people experiencing homelessness.

Donations of hygiene items are always accepted.  Urgent seasonal needs include deodorant, adult underwear and socks (new and in packages), electrolyte packs and sunscreen, hats, visors, solid grey bandanas (no patterns), sunglasses, lip balm, aloe burn gel and insulated water bottles (half-gallon size are preferred).

Community members interested in participating in the drive also can visit the HSC Amazon Wish List or by making an online donation to help cover the cost of the needed items at the HSC website, www.hsc-az.org.

Contacts:

Amy Schwabenlender
Executive Director
Human Services Campus, Inc.
602-281-8628

About the Human Services Campus

Founded in 2005, the Human Services Campus is a collaborative force of partner organizations united on one campus to end homelessness. Located just west of downtown Phoenix, 16 independent agencies on the Campus see nearly 1,000 individuals every day, offering a holistic range of client services including: reunification with family and friends; mental, physical and dental health; shelter; employment; meals; legal services and housing. Having all of these resources in one location with intra-agency communications makes it more feasible to provide a customized engagement for each client to help end their homelessness. For more information, visit www.hsc-az.org.

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