During this live interview with KTAR Morning News, CEO Carrie Masters discusses the current state of the community, faced with homelessness. St. Joseph the Worker is providing solutions to the source of this problem: employment. Listen to Carrie discuss the resources that SJW offers to clients to assist when it comes to getting a job! …
This article originally appeared in the Arizona Digital Free Press. Feeney/Winthrop Benefit concert for St. Joseph the Worker later this month Combining free music with a good cause, Phoenix nonprofit St. Joseph the Worker is hosting its 15th Annual Feeney/Winthrop Benefit Concert at Xavier College Preparatory from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday, April 22. Event proceeds will…
https://sjwjobs.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Holiday-Fun-at-St.-Joseph-the-Worker.mp4#t=-4 Our Workforce Villages team works hard to help our clients – past and present – feel a sense of community. Special events like this holiday party help form bonds for those clients who might not have family in town or just need to build their network of friends and support. This is especially important once…
This article originally appeared in the Phoenix Business Journal. Denise Bismore got to know Johnny Mcmillan pretty well over the past 10 years. Homeless for two and a half decades, Mcmillan panhandled for change near Bismore’s downtown Phoenix cafe. Soon after they met, Mcmillan began helping carry out the sidewalk signs for Bismore’s restaurant, Spoonz…
At St. Joseph the Worker, we are accustomed to inspirational stories of resilience, perseverance and community leadership. We appreciate these stories and their value, especially when they are employment related, even when they originate outside our organization’s walls. I sit on the Board of the Arizona Public Safety Personnel Retirement System (PSPRS), the second largest…
This article originally appeared in Arizona Free Press. Proceeds empower individuals who find themselves in dire straits From 7 to 8:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 16, St. Joseph the Worker is hosting its 8th annual Celebration of the Worker Annual Community Breakfast at the Phoenix Country Club. Free to attend, the event is the nonprofit’s most significant…
Rising rent across the Phoenix area is pushing low wage workers into homelessness. That is according to advocates for the poor and others who work with the homeless community in Maricopa County.
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