John Fees

College Success Arizona is building public will for college completion and providing a unique combination of scholarships and mentoring that increase college graduation rates among low-income and first-generation students across the state. We do this through; providing scholarships and mentoring support services, building partnerships with college access programs and scholarship programs, raising the awareness of the importance of college completion, and the support of more than 200 college… Show more

College Success Arizona is building public will for college completion and providing a unique combination of scholarships and mentoring that increase college graduation rates among low-income and first-generation students across the state. We do this through; providing scholarships and mentoring support services, building partnerships with college access programs and scholarship programs, raising the awareness of the importance of college completion, and the support of more than 200 college access and success organizations throughout the state. Show less

Owned by ASU and originally called Camp Tontozona, the retreat center served as the pre-season training site for the Arizona State University football team for nearly fifty years. Numerous coaches have taken their athletes to train on the renowned sports field built on the property. Under the direction of Tonto Creek Camp, the nonprofit that assumed management of the camp, it was re-branded in 2010 as Tonto Creek Camp and opened to the public.

Passionate to maintain the values and… Show more

Owned by ASU and originally called Camp Tontozona, the retreat center served as the pre-season training site for the Arizona State University football team for nearly fifty years. Numerous coaches have taken their athletes to train on the renowned sports field built on the property. Under the direction of Tonto Creek Camp, the nonprofit that assumed management of the camp, it was re-branded in 2010 as Tonto Creek Camp and opened to the public.

Passionate to maintain the values and traditions embodied during those first generations in the tall pines, we’re currently supporting Arizona youth, schools and local nonprofits who serve youth by providing outdoor education and leadership. Show less

The Foundation for Blind Children serves the blind and visually impaired of all ages, from birth to currently 102 years old. As the only agency of its kind in Arizona, the Foundation for Blind Children is an essential resource to families and children with blindness or low vision.