Who We Support

The TPR Foundation supports the AZCEND Meal Delivery Program with annual donations. Operated through the Gilbert Senior Center, the program serves residents who are 60 years of age or older, have a disability or who have difficulty preparing meals at home. The money to support the program is typically raised through our Foundation fund raising activities; however, contributions to support this specific program are encouraged. You may donate directly on our website and specify AZCEND Meal Delivery as your donation cause. For more Information about the AZCEND Meal Delivery Program contact the administrative offices at 480-963-1423 or azcend.org.

Hospice of the Valley Dementia Care and Education Center

The Hospice of the Valley’s Dementia Care and Education Campus cares for people living with all types and all stages of dementia. It provides education and support from the time of diagnosis through the hospice journey. Health professionals, students and caregivers come together at the Community Education Center to learn best practices and gain inspiration to pursue careers in dementia care. The Memory Café offers engagement for people living with dementia and their family members learning to navigate challenges and share experiences in support groups. For more information visit https://www.hov.org .

The Tempe Community Action Agency helps individuals and families enhance their stability and security by providing highly responsive support that helps them meet their goals. Their core services focus on food security, health and well-being, housing stability and economic mobility. TCAA also works on community-wide solutions, including local planning and problem-solving through public-private partnerships. They educate leaders and the public on human service issues, as well as promote social responsibility and volunteerism. For more information visit https://www.tempeaction.org .

TPR Foundation funding supports the Matter of Balance program offered by Dignity Health at various locations throughout the Southeast Valley. The 8-week workshop is offered free to participants and designed to improve balance and flexibility. A matter of balance emphasizes practical strategies to increase strength and activity levels and reduce a fear of falling. For more information visit https://www.dignityhealth.org .

The Resources/Outreach to Safeguard the Elderly (ROSE) non-profit was founded to lead the effort in delivering effective, concise, and face-to-face fraud awareness and prevention programs to the older adults (and their families) in Arizona so that they will be aware of the types of scams that are prevalent and dangerous to this population and what they can do to prevent becoming a victim. ROSE uses educational content and expert speakers in the fields of financial crime and cybersecurity to provide programming for seniors to help them protect their assets. For more information visit https://www.roseadvocacy.org .

Past Recipients of TPR Foundation Giving