Our Supporters and Grantors

Thank you to the following corporate and individual sponsors for supporting our service to grieving families, children, teens and adults:


HOPE: $10,000 and greater

  • The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation
  • Carol Critchfield Foundation
  • DEPCOM Power :: depcompower.com
  • Scottsdale 2030 Club
  • Sundt Corportation :: www.Sundt.com


HEALING: $5,000 - $9,999

  • Jeffrey and Michele Brown
  • The Rosenfield Family Foundation
  • Western Refining :: www.wnr.com


INSPIRE: $2,500 - $4,999


HEART: $1,000 - $2,499

DREAM: $500 - $999

  • American Airlines 
:: www.aa.com
  • Troy Boelig
  • Mike Broomhead
  • Sue Bunch
  • First United Methodist Church :: www.firstchurchoncentral.org
  • Marika Hamilton-Meeks
  • James and Chris Hoke
  • HomeAdvisor :: www.homeadvisor.com
  • Hospice Management Group, LLC.
  • Howard Ingham Excavating
  • Laura and John Keating
  • Dr. Linda Liu
  • Dr. Jeff and Christine Morgan
  • James and Linda Mueller
  • Psych Services
  • Henry Saas
  • Spirit in the Desert :: www.spiritithedesert.org
  • David Willis
  • Barry & Barbara Zemel
  • Ted and Ann Zinman

PAST GRANTORS

  • Thunderbird Charities awarded a grant in May 2007.
  • Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust awarded a grant in March 2007.
  • A Little Hope awarded a grant in February 2007 & 2008.
  • The Sojourn Care Foundation scholarship grant in October 2006.
  • A Little Hope awarded a grant in March 2006.
  • SRP Booster Club selected Stepping Stones of Hope as one of their approved agencies in 2005.
  • Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust awarded a grant in July 2005.
  • Diamondback Charities awarded a grant in April 2005.
  • Trends Charitable Fund is awarding a grant during the fall of 2005 and spring of 2006.
  • The Moyer Foundation awarded an endowment and grant 2006.
  • Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust awarded a grant in July 2004.
  • The Moreno Family Foundation granted Stepping Stones of Hope a gift in April 2004.

 

2019 Programs and Events

Jan 19-20 Journeys
Adult Program
Carefree, Arizona
Feb 22-24 Camp Samantha
Kids, Teens, and Grown-ups
Carefree, Arizona
March 16 One Day at Camp
Kids, Teens, and Grown-Ups
Phoenix, Arizona
April 27-28 Camp Paz
Kids, Teens, and Grown-ups
Payson, Arizona
June 7-9 Reach
Teen Program
Carefree, Arizona
July 26-28 Camp Hope for Families
Family Camp
Carefree, Arizona
Sep 21-22 Journeys
Adult Program
Carefree, Arizona
Oct 19-20 Camp Paz
Kids, Teens, and Grown-ups
Payson, Arizona
To Be
Announced		 16th Annual Celebration
of Life, Love, & Memories
First Steps - a monthly family suport group
meets the Second Monday of every month.

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  • I learned that we are all in different places and that it is OK to still be grieving." TA, adult camper, Camp Paz 2016
  • Out of all the processes we have tried, this was by far the most healing." - Mother of past camper
  • A lot are experiencing the same thing so I am not alone in this.” - CV, 13, a teen at REACH camp
  • Hearing others tell their stories.  I know I am not alone." -KD, adult camper, One Day at Camp 2013
  • The camaraderie and understanding of my type of grief helped me the most." -JG, adult camper, Journeys 2013
  • I will learn to let things that I can’t change go and stop trying to fix them.” -KM, 16, a teen at REACH camp
  • The Journeys Retreat gave me peace and joy....for the first time in over 5 months. I woke up on Monday and I felt joy!" -L. J., Journeys camper
  • I can be sad and happy." ML, age 6, Camp Paz 2016
  • I have gotten feedback from several clients I sent to the program, and I don't know what you do but it was definitely miracle work." – J.C. from a referring agency
  • Remembering this experience will help a lot.” KA, age 11, Camp Paz 2016
  • I learned that it’s okay to show true feelings and to never be afraid of how you feel." -AD, age 14, One Day at Camp 2013
  • I learned that you will never forget your loved one" -ZC, age 10, One Day at Camp 2013  
  • Grief can’t be pushed away - - eventually it will come back so try to deal with it today…one step at a time." -KE, adult camper, Journeys 2013
  • It’s alright to grieve, but I also have to LIVE.” - KC, 17, a teen at REACH camp
  • It is okay to feel grief." BK, age 14, Camp Paz 2016
  • I learned that grief is just a feeling that we all have to deal with.” AM, age 10, Camp Paz 2016
  • Kids need to see that they're not alone.  Camp is a safe place to move through the grieving process with kids their age and who have experienced the loss of a loved one too."  - Dr. Charles Finch, SSOH Founder
  • I learned that it’s an ongoing journey and I’m not the only one." - CM, 14, a teen at REACH camp