FREE ARTS FOR ABUSED CHILDREN OF ARIZONA Free Arts transforms children’s trauma into resilience through the arts. Volunteer mentors and artists create a safe environment where children can express themselves, acquire skills, develop self-efficacy and build hope. “Free Arts helped me get some important things off my chest. I felt welcome, comforted in expressing myself.” — Anna, program participant When you donate to Free Arts, you contribute to our annual efforts to serve 8,000 Arizona children residing in foster care and homeless shelters. Trauma, including abuse and homelessness, can cause major changes to the brains and bodies of developing children. By participating in activities that combine the arts and mentoring, these children build resilience to help overcome their past trauma and move into a positive future. FreeArtsAz.org Tax Code 10015 FLORENCE CRITTENTON SERVICES OF ARIZONA Florence Crittenton provides hope and healing to vulnerable girls and young women facing physical or sexual victimization, chronic neglect, homelessness, poverty, teen pregnancy, drug abuse or mental instability. Founded in 1896, Florence Crittenton has served girls and young women in Arizona for more than 125 years. Our group homes provide a safe and supportive environment for evidence-based individual, group and family therapy programs. Services include housing, healthcare, education, emotional support and independent living skills for a population of girls, young women, teen mothers and their babies. Your donation provides safety, hope and opportunity to each girl whose life we touch. flocrit.org Tax Code 10019 Qualified Foster Care Organizations | $526 per Individual / $1,051 per Married Couple 68 FRONTDOORS MEDIA | TAX CREDIT GIVING GUIDE

HOPE & A FUTURE Hope & A Future serves abused and neglected children in the Arizona foster care system by helping them reach their potential and achieve their dreams. Founded in 2004, Hope & A Future is celebrating 19 years of supporting Arizona foster kids. We receive no government funding and fully operate through donations and the foster care tax credit. Sixty-seven percent of foster kids drop out of high school, and only 3 percent ever graduate from college. Your donation allows us to form relationship-based connections through our summer camps, life-skills training, mentoring, tutoring and educational scholarships. Through these programs, we improve foster kids’ long-term outcomes by offering them hope and a brighter future. azhope.com Tax Code 10021 OCJ KIDS OCJ Kids provides supplies, resources and mentors to Arizona’s foster children as they journey through the foster care system. Arizona tax credit contributions provide clothing, diapers, wipes, emergency food and hygiene for foster children from newborn through 21. Working through the Department of Child Safety, foster group homes and kinship families across Arizona, OCJ Kids provides emergency food, clothing and hygiene as children enter foster care. Throughout their journey, we offer those items and create relationships through our Christmas events, Summer Reading Program and the start of the school year. Teens receive training as they prepare to enter the workforce, including tours of local trade businesses. As youth age out of foster care, OCJ Kids provides a support system that can include trauma training, food, clothing and more. ocjkids.org Tax Code 10018 Qualified Foster Care Organizations | $526 per Individual / $1,051 per Married Couple TAX CREDIT GIVING GUIDE | FRONTDOORS MEDIA 69