Phoenix's Office of Heat Response and Mitigation is teaming up with local nonprofit and charitable organizations to bring heat relief supplies to the people who need them most.

Organizations that conduct heat relief outreach efforts in Maricopa County are invited to request free heat relief supplies from the City of Phoenix.

Available items include supplies for individuals, such as hats, misters and sunscreen, as well as supplies for organizations and facilities, including coolers, insulated backpacks and wagons. Organizations are also invited to suggest additional items to be made available for community outreach, according to the city. 

The City of Phoenix has already filled requests for heat relief supplies made by a number of organizations.

“Those organizations have been getting critical resources out to community members," said David Hondula, heat response director.

• More than 1,800 insulated water bottles.
• More than 2,000 wide-brimmed hats.
• More than 4,500 spray sunscreens.
• More than 500 personal misters.
• More than 4,500 cooling towels

The full list of available items, as well as terms of participation, are available on the online request form. 

Participating organizations should be prepared to comply with federal reporting requirements as coordinated by the city, according to  Phoenix officials. 
 
Click HERE​ to request supplies.