The Junior League of Phoenix

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Phoenix Day has grown into one of Arizona's most innovative and progressive child learning centers, today providing low-cost child care and health services for 3,500 children and working families. By offering subsidized childcare and early education programs, as well as free health screenings, referrals and meals, Phoenix Day helps families better meet the challenges of daily life.

Core programs include Food and Nutrition, Bilingual Case Management, Health Links, Early Education and Childcare.

Quarterly Nutrition Night: A component of the current childhood obesity campaign has integrated Quarterly Nutrition Night which consists of food demonstrations and education on meal preparations for parents, staff and the community. These demonstrations offer our staff, children and their families' interactive learning on such topics as:

a) Heart Healthy Meals
b) Cultural Foods Made Healthy
c) Using Nature's Fruits as Sweet Snacks
d) Meals on a Budget.

Phx Day will promote this unique partnership with the JLP on its website, in publications and in the annual report.

"The Junior League is the foremost community leader in Greater Phoenix. The League's long-term commitment supports the most critical areas of need. Most major community projects for the past three decades have been researched, initiated, funded and created by The Junior League of Phoenix. What an awesome group of women!"

Mission Statement- The Junior League of Phoenix, Incorporated, is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.
The Junior League of Phoenix reaches out to women of all races, religions and national origins who demonstrate an interest in, and a commitment to, voluntarism.

The Association of Junior Leagues International Inc.