This is a fake public charity that has done no charity work since gaining tax exempt status in 1999. The word 'level' is deliberately misspelled as 'leval' in the name of this fake charity. The IRS has corrected this deliberate 'mistake'. This organization is allegedly a 'church' per the org's tax returns. This 'church' has two members, a married couple, and according to the Arizona Corporation Commission The Evolutionary Level Above Human Foundation, Inc. has a 'Known Place Of Business' at the Messner-Reeves Law Firm in Phoenix. The married couple has created an apparent trust entity with the same name as this Arizona Nonprofit Corporation and according to Duns the corporation is 'out of business' and has done '0#x27; in sales volume while the unregistered trust entity with the same name is 'Active' and did '49k' in 'sales volume'. The married couple are the sole two Officers/Directors of this 'public charity' that has solely been used to file lawsuits as they have fraudulently claimed that the charity owns all of the intellectual property created by the Heaven's Gate group.

Summertime Outreach<br>(An Instructor’s Observations)<br><br> On a quick visit to the AZ Youth Leadership Conference (AZYLC), darkness ensued and silence filled the room as the conference room doors slowly closed at the center. So ended another annual youth conference. Scattered was the collective spirit and young intellectual energy of selected high school students from across the Military Order of the World War’s (MOWW) Department of Arizona.<br><br> Days earlier these same high schoolers came together from Arizona communities gathering at the Glendale Campus of Arizona State University. They formed themselves into a class. Unpredictable was the outcome this experience would have on each delegate. All that was required of the delegates was a positive attitude and open-mindedness.<br><br> For sure was the guarantee that by participating, each would depart with a better understanding of the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution with its first ten amendments, a pinch of early American history, the Bill of Responsibilities, and basic values of leadership. They learned that effective citizenship is necessary in the awesomeness of a democracy. Many made new friends — perhaps lifetime bonds generated from the learning experiences of the conference while others were encouraged that greater experiences are yet to come. All were enriched by skillfully managed indoor classes and planned outdoor patriotic activities.<br><br> The three and half day schedule left no idle time. Up at 0600 and lights out at 2230, delegates were quickly assigned into six groups for team building exercises and classroom instruction crammed with practical exercises. On the final conference day, attention was directed at wrapping up details that included an awards luncheon before departure for home.<br><br> As for me, my short AZYLC experience was an emotional one, fulfilling a desire to help the next generation appreciate freedom. I witnessed firsthand the wonderful MOWW outreach that was executed by very dedicated and serious patriotic minded companions. The delegates were high achievers searching for additional civics education. They were not disappointed, neither was I.<br><br> Companion Joe E. Harris, Jr.<br> Phoenix Chapter #092

I started as a volunteer at Camelot over 10 years ago and was so inspired by the work they do, that I joined the board of directors. It's a small program that has a large impact on improving the lives of people who have a disability. A life-changing experience.

I have been part of this group for a little over a year and the board members and other volunteers are committed to offering quality professional development, create gardens for schools and programs to support in children and to participate in community events to help children and families.

Great organization doing really important work saving animals impacted by us humans. At their facility everything is well cared for and even happy (as happy as they can be in captivity). <br> <br>The only thing that disappoints me is that their wishlist for supplies has tons of toxic items on it. Bad for people and animals. Saving wildlife begins with natural products that don’t harm the earth.

9 years ago I was catapulted, heart first ,into this desert I now call home. I had endured 2 personal battles with breast cancer that created an absolute vortex of chaos in my life. My scars were not only physical, but those type of scars that seer so deeply into the soul that traversing the days seemed an impossibility. It was at this time I had the very wonderful fortune to be introduced to Lauren and her HEAL family. I was blessed during my cancer journey to have never needed help of any kind, I had money, I had a beautiful house to rest in, I had food to feed my sons, I had nothing to worry about except my treatment plan. HEAL opened my eyes and my heart simultaneously- what Lauren does for women suffering through the minefield that is cancer , is remarkable. <br>The committed community Lauren has built is nothing short of angels at work on earth.<br>The assistance HEAL provides to these families cannot be measured in dollars, but only in love. I play the lottery sometimes and fantasize about winning it so I could show up at Lauren’s HEAL house door and say “ here you go, this is for you Lauren, keep HEAL going forever.”<br>Lauren is the essence of dedication-under Her tutelage women have hope, help and a place that provides strength for the very difficult journey. Children have a sense of not feeling alone and terrified as the mothers they love so ardently, navigate chemo.<br>HEAL is an amazing organization- please help wherever You can , however you can <br><br>

What an incredible experience! Volunteering here was so empowering and I am so grateful a place like this exists.

The Miracle League of Arizona is where individuals with disabilities & special needs get a chance to play baseball.<br><br>Services are offered to players for FREE !<br><br>Don’t miss out on seeing a game in north Scottsdale. Everyone is invited! Just come check it out & if it touches your heart (which we think it will) maybe volunteer some time with the kids!<br><br>“Everyone deserves a chance to play baseball.”<br> <br>MIRACLE LEAGUE OF ARIZONA<br>11130 East Cholla Street, Suite I-110<br>Scottsdale, AZ 85259<br>www.mlaz.org

I have been a modified hemi-pelvectomy amputee for 44+ years, due to bone cancer. I was delighted when I discovered NOSE, because I finally had a place to send my unused left shoes and sandals! I often purchase my shoes at Nordstrom stores, because they sell me one shoe at half the price of the pair, and then, most of the time, send me home with the whole pair! NOSE give me an "outlet" for those extra shoes. There's a box ready to ship on my desk right now! Thank you for your good work, and for giving me the opportunity to do a good deed.

I began volunteering with the Phoenix Herpetological Society this summer alongside my teenage son. He was the one primarily interested in reptiles, but before long I fell in love with all the scaly critters too. <br> <br>From the moment you step onto the premises you notice what a passion project this rescue is. Everyone, staff and volunteers alike, cares deeply for the welfare of all the animals and has a sincere interest in conservation. For the staff this is not your regular 8-4 job - each and everyone puts in many extra hours at all times of the day and all days of the week. They care about the welfare of each and every animal, from the injured rattlesnake to the malnourished bearded dragon. <br> <br>In an effort to improve the lives of all reptiles the Phoenix Herpetological Society is also very engaged in educating the public, be it at reptile shows, school presentations, public events, or by offering tours of their facility. <br> <br>All animals deserve our respect, understanding, and protection - no matter their outward appearance or toxicity. We need to share this planet - and the Phoenix Herpetological Society plays an important role in this mission.

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I have been a volunteer in this organization for the last 10 years and we have helped many victims of domestic violence with minimum financial resources or funding. This org has been functioning mainly with volunteer help and only had a full time staff in the last 2 years.<br>It is unique since the needs of south asian victims are very different that a local domestic violence center may not be able to address (like getting victims help with immigration etc).<br>

Face in the Mirror (FIM) is the most wonderful charity in Arizona. I am a twice breast cancer survivor and FIM has done so much to raise my self esteem and make me feel happier and attractive. They hold a monthly tea party for everyone (men, women, children) who have had any kind of cancer. They offer free beautiful wigs They give us free beauty products that are not loaded with toxic ingredients. They make us feel special. Every month at the tea party they have special presentations which are fun, interesting, and informational. I feel very blessed to be in Arizona. I used to live on the East Coast and they had nothing as wonderful as this. I donate to FIM because while there are other good cancer organizations, I feel that FIM has been the best. I have also made fabulous new friends here and we support each other. Thank you FIM. There are not enough words to express how grateful I am to FIM.

I can not say enough great things about VisionQuest 20/20 and the amazing work they do in the community! They have dedicated so much time and effort to making a change in the lives of children around the State of Arizona! Such a great group of people!

I cannot express the difference that our lives have had because of this scvho. . At age 15 My son was diagnosed with HFA, also known as autism spectrum disorder. Another therapist wanted to diagnose him with oppositional defiant disorder. <br> Fortunately, I had another therapist, and counsel, that Studied my sons profile and knew that this was not accurate. They recommended New Way. Within days of my son's attendance there was immediate, noticeable changes in his demeanor. There is such a community of acceptance, love, and accountability, these kids have the most amazing school experience. Every young person could have this much support and community while deciding what they want to study and become.

This organization has consistently served the community and school choice in Arizona with excellence since 1998. They are available and service oriented to both the community and schools they serve. <br> <br>Wonderful organization!

The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation operates and maintains Wright's unique home, Taliesin West in Scottsdale, AZ. This historic National Landmark property, located in pristine native desert, is open daily for a variety of tours. The broad cultural legacy of Wright is the driving force of the foundation's activities. There are educational classes and camps for students and adults throughout the year. These are open to the public. The unique buildings are also the home of the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture founded in 1932. The Preservation department works to renovate portions of the estate. The community’s winter home was founded in 1937 and students enrolled for the winter term constructed the original historic core. <br>The mission is to educate and inspire the public, offering lectures, art exhibitions, symposia, special tours, and musical performances. <br>Here is the link to the official webpage: http://www.franklloydwright.org. <br>If you have friends or family visiting be sure to include an outing to Taliesin West. <br>

I came to know MentorKids when I became a mentor about 3 years ago. I was blessed to be matched with an 11 year old boy and have seen God's hand at work in his life. The best way to describe the work that Mentorkids is doing is life changing. Every child is different, but having a caring, compassionate role model that is a source of stability and love in a life that may have little, is a wonderful thing. I'm grateful to be involved as a mentor and also thankful to help MentorKids grow and touch more lives as a board member. I would be remiss if I didn't mention how dedicated and selfless the management team is at MentorKids.

This church has great preaching, great music, diverse outreach and continuing ed. A really vibrant place

Paw Placement is exceptional where every cat and dog is treated with respect and like gold. They find loving homes for them and are a very positive happy place to volunteer with. I am fortunate to be part of the rescue and enjoy helping the cats and dogs find homes.

The Four Seasons orchestra is a wonderful orchestra that truly gives back to the community. Dr. Carolyn Broe does a great job directing the orchestra in performances of standard repertoire that are popular with audiences. Additionally, the opportunities for young people to perform, like the numerous concerto competitions that the Four Seasons Orchestra holds are highly beneficial to encourage student performers in professional goals.

POSA Outreach was created by the Police Officers of Scottsdale Association as our community service/charity side of the house. POSA believes that our service to our community doesn't end when our shift does. Our members are always striving to make a positive difference and felt that creating POSA Outreach would help us in our goals. Through POSA Outreach we've created such successful programs as; Christmas "Shop with a Cop," Book'em Storytime, KidCare ID Program, Back to School "Shop with a Cop." 907 Fund, Shred'em, POSA K9 Mascot and many other programs that can be checked out at www.posacommunityoutreach.com. NONE of the money raised by POSA Outreach is ever used to fund association activites. All POSA Outreach donations are kept seperate and focused on our community service and charitable activites.

Red Means Stop has been there for me since my son was hit and killed by a red light runner. Traffic safety awareness is very important to save lives. My involvement is done to honor the memory of my son, Michael Allanson, so hopefully, we touch the heart of some drivers who might now think first before making any poor driving decision. If we save just one life, our time and energy is all worth it.

The scholarship program is very worthwhile with 23 student recipients for the 2012-13 academic year benefitting from about $10,000 of funds distributed.

The mission statement: The mission and objective of the ADSCC is to improve the welfare of deaf senior citizens in state of Arizona. The purpose of the ADSCC is to form a state-wide organization to establish deaf senior citizen housing and care complexes. <br> <br>Banish Extreme Loneliness! That is our slogan. As we get older, many of us go to existing retirement homes that are not at all designed for us. the neighbhors and the staff ignore us because they cannot communicate with us. That causes extreme loneliness for many of us. Finally Apache ASL Trails Phase 1 for low income opened on July 17, 2011 with 75 affordable apartments at 2428 E. Apache Blvd, Tempe, AZ 85281.