Mesa Market Place Swap Meet salutes Veterans!
We love our Armed Forces Veterans and their families.
United States of America's national flag

We are a collection point for
Arizona StandDown, an annual three day event that helps homeless and at-risk veterans and their families receive help and services that enable them to get off the street.

Please consider helping by donating any of the needed supplies listed to the right.

 


All gave some;
Some gave all. 
Arizona StandDown 2013
Please consider bringing any of the needed items listed below to Mesa Market Place Swap Meet's office. We are proud to be a collection point for this important annual event.

And when you stop by, please remember to use the coupon at the bottom of this email to enjoy a discounted (and excellent!) breakfast. It's our way to say 'Thank you for caring!'
Here's what's needed:  

Clothing

New undershorts, T-shirts, & socks

New boots

New or gently- used jeans

Sweatshirts and sweatpants

Personal Hygiene:

Shampoo

Conditioner

Lotion

Razors

Toothbrushes

Toothpaste

Deodorant

And...  

Money

Prayers and  

Time

About Arizona StandDown:

Arizona StandDown is an annual three day event that brings together the Valley's homeless and at-risk military veterans, connecting them with services ranging from: VA HealthCare, Mental Health Services, Clothing, Meals, Emergency Shelter, Transitional and Permanent Housing, ID/ Drivers License's, Court Services and Legal Aide, Showers and Haircuts and myriad other services and resources. 

 

Arizona StandDown is held at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum at the Arizona State Fairgrounds on the first weekend in March, 2013.

 

While its primary goal is helping homeless veterans access the resources needed, including housing, to regain their highest level of independence.

 

Its secondary goal is to bring our community and service providers together in a collaborative format that can build relationships throughout the year that positively benefit homeless veterans. 

 

Ultimately, it is our hope that such events can bring forth the awareness and political/community will necessary to assert the on-going resources it will take to end veteran homelessness once and for all.

 

 For more information, please visit www.arizonastanddown.org