Financial Assistance

Eligible low-income residents can get confidential help in Sun City West

Communtiy Fund of Sun City West board members Chris Simpson, Charles Homer, Paul Mackasek, Bob Bass, Linda O’Donnell, Dale Hornyan-Toftoy, Laura Goddard, Linda Kooyman, Kendall Milhon, Colleen Latsenser, Mary Adler, Paul Spear, Brenda Spear and Kirby Kennedy

(Submitted photo/Chuck Homer)

The Community Fund of Sun City West is non-profit organization on a mission to provide confidential financial assistance to low-income residents in the community.

This volunteer organization is an Arizona-qualifying charitable organization.

The Community Fund of Sun City West has paid out over $600,000 in financial assistance over the last three years.

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