We Appreciate the Support
from Our Community
Public Endorsements of Agape House of Prescott
NonProfit in Prescott, AZ
Though Agape House seeks town council & mayoral support that does not represent that our nonprofit is politically attached to any political party. United Way Supports Agape House
From United Way:
Agape House is yet another non-profit making a difference in Yavapai County by providing essential resources and support to those facing personal crisis related to homelessness or displacement due to domestic violence or eviction. Agape House offers shelter to families, helping them get back on their feet until they can afford permanent housing elsewhere without becoming homeless again. Agape House also provides counseling services, job training opportunities and referral services so that their clients can access long-term assistance when needed.
Heights Church in Prescott Supports Agape House
Mary Mallory, Yavapai County Board of Supervisors
Declares November 2022 as Homeless Awareness Month.
Mary Mallory,
County Board of Supervisors
Kel Palguta, Mayor of Prescott Valley, Arizona
Declares November 2022 as Homeless Awareness Month.
Prescott Town Council Declares November 2022 as Homeless Awareness Month.
Dewey-Humboldt, Arizona
Declares November 2022 as Homeless Awareness Month.
Jack Miller, Mayor of Chino Valley, Arizona
Declares November 2022 as Homeless Awareness Month.
Jack Miller,
Chino Valley Mayor
Prescott Mayor Greg Mengarelli
Read full article at Signalsaz.com
Prescott Valley Mayor Kell Palguta
“It is always our pleasure to support such a great institution that makes a positive difference in our area. All the best to you!”
AZ Federation of Republican Women Featured Nonprofit
AZ Federation of Republican Women designated Agape House of Prescott as their featured Nonprofit.
City of Prescott Declares Homeless Awareness Month 2021
Pronghorn Resident Supports Agape House
City of Prescott Declares Homeless Awareness Month 2020
Town of Prescott Valley Proclaims Homeless Awareness Month
“We support your vision at helping
homeless high school kids.”
