Light the World

Catholic Charities is proud to be part of the global #LighttheWorld initiative.

As a faith-based agency, we desire to serve our community in the Spirit of the Good Samaritan. We walk alongside the vulnerable and provide resources, support, and encouragement as they move from crisis to stability to thriving. The goal is to Light the World!

Giving Machines

The Giving Machines provide a family-friendly, fun and easy way to help our community’s most vulnerable. The large, red “vending machines” work in reverse, creating a memorable way to give to those in need during the Christmas season with a simple swipe of a credit card amid holiday festivities.

Locations

Glendale Westgate Entertainment District
9405 W. Hanna Lane
November 17th- November 30th

Prescott Chamber of Commerce
119 W. Goodwin St.
December 2nd- December 14th

Flagstaff Heritage Square
6 E. Aspen Ave.
December 16th- January 1st

“During these increasingly difficult times in our communities and world, the Giving Machines offer us each an achievable way to bless others while experiencing joy ourselves,” said Sandi Flores, senior programs director of Catholic Charities Community Services, Northern Arizona.

About Light the World

The Giving Machines provide people an instant act of service by purchasing items for children and families in need both locally and around the world.

These unique vending machines allow people to buy toys, books and essential items for children and families in need.
Catholic Charities is among many other local and global nonprofit organizations participating in the Giving Machines in Arizona.
Launched in 2017, Giving Machines are provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Church covers all operational costs so that 100% of donations received go directly to the charity of choice.

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