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We believe strongly in contributing to the growth and well-being of the entire community. You'll find us participating in and supporting the following organizations.
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100 Club or Arizona
www.100club.org
When tragedy strikes, the effects are swift and devastating. The 100 Club of Arizona recognizes the need to respond immediately with support and understanding. Whatever the need – financial, advisory or moral support, the 100 Club of Arizona is there to ease the pain of the family of those in fire, public safety or law enforcement who are injured or killed in the line-of-duty.
The charter mission of the 100 Club of Arizona was to come to the immediate financial aid of the family of an officer who gave his or her life in the line-of-duty. As time passed, this mission expanded and changed. At one time, education assistance and medical insurance were provided to survivors. Today, these types of insurance benefits for survivor families are provided by various government branches. The 100 Club aims to provide any type of support needed by beneficiary families. The Club has even paid for a fallen officer’s mother’s yard to be mowed for several years, until her death, because the officer had always mowed her lawn.
The 100 Club of Arizona has more than 2,000 members, and continually seeks to raise awareness of its mission and gain new members from all walks of life. We have memberships available for individuals including teen, child, pet, senior and out-of-state residents, as well as joint memberships and Corporate sponsorships. As a member of the 100 Club of Arizona, you are asked to be a civic-minded individual, support the mission of the organization, pay annual dues, and that you don’t use your membership for personal or professional gain. Corporate memberships start at $500 per year, but are open ended. Some organizations have been able to provide as much as $20,000 annually. The fulfillment you receive from aiding families is a treasure that money can’t buy. To find out about membership opportunities, please click here.
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Phoenix Rescue Mission
www.phoenixrescuemission.org
The Phoenix Rescue Mission is a family of people who really care about those who are less fortunate -- and who also roll up their sleeves to see that the work of caring for these people actually happens. Our family is made up of a hard-working Board of Directors who give many contributed hours each month to the policies, procedures, and spiritual conformance of the Mission's operations. Our staff is varied in talent and profession, yet are bound in their common effort and love for the people we serve and the Lord who has charged us to care for them.
Our family is blessed with thousands of donors who give of their time, goods, and funds to allow this organization to carry out our work 24 hours each day and seven days each week.
We would love to have you join our family in any way your heart may lead you. There are many ways that you can help us feed, clothe, provide shelter to the homeless, and assist young families as they strive to gain the skills and self-confidence needed to become independent.
The Rescue Mission's Board of Directors, staff, program participants, volunteers, donors, and others who support the Mission know how dynamic our program and activities are on a day-to-day basis. This Web site will allow us to keep you informed of the Lord's work as we serve the homeless, poor and disenfranchised. So please visit us often.
Thanks for dropping in.
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Teen Challenge USA
www.teenchallengeusa.com
Teen Challenge International, USA, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, provides leadership and services to the entire network of Teen Challenge ministries throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. The Executive Director of Teen Challenge USA serves as a national representative and spokesman for the constituency of Teen Challenge ministries. The role of the National Office is to provide leadership by way of accreditation standards, curriculum distribution, a referral source for people who need Teen Challenge’s services, training, and management assistance in order to enable each of the local Teen Challenge ministries to accomplish their mission.
Mission Statement
To provide youth, adults and families with an effective and comprehensive Christian faith-based solution to life-controlling drug and alcohol problems in order to become productive members of society. By applying biblical principles, Teen Challenge endeavors to help people become mentally-sound, emotionally-balanced, socially-adjusted, physically-well, and spiritually-alive.
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Americans for a better Tomorrow
www.afbt.org
Reaching Tomorrow's Leaders Today
Promoting and developing programs for inner city children and families that develop life skills, build character and bring hope to the community.
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Arizona Floor Covering Association
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Catholic Charities USA
www.catholiccharitiesusa.org
Catholic Charities USA is the national office for local Catholic Charities agencies and affiliates nationwide. Catholic Charities USA provides strong leadership and support to enhance the work of local agencies in their efforts to reduce poverty, support families, and empower communities.
Catholic Charities USA's members provide help and create hope for more than 9 million people of all faiths each year.
Supporting Local Agencies
Catholic Charities USA supports local agencies through:
¡öAdvocacy
Catholic Charities USA vigorously advocates federal policymakers on our poverty reduction agenda and promotes the work of local Catholic Charities to the media and the general public.
¡öNetworking
CCUSA provides networking opportunities to bring members together to share information, solve problems, and connect with one another. Catholic Charities USA also creates and facilitates a wide range of networks and partnerships with other organizations committed to social justice, including the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
¡öNational Voice
Catholic Charities USA's president represents North America before Caritas International¡ªthe international conference of Catholic Charities¡ªmaintaining contact with the Catholic Charities movement throughout the world.
¡öTraining, Financial Support, and Leadership
Catholic Charities USA provides training, technical assistance, financial support, and leadership in developing model programs and services for members. By providing these services, Catholic Charities USA enables local agencies to better devote their own resources to serving their community.
¡öDisaster Response
Catholic Charities USA has been commissioned by the U.S. Catholic bishops to represent the Catholic community in times of domestic disaster. |
National Federation of Independent Business Owners
www.nfib.com
The National Federation of Independent Business is the leading small business association representing small and independent businesses. A nonprofit, nonpartisan organization founded in 1943, NFIB represents the consensus views of its members in Washington and all 50 state capitals.
NFIB’s mission is to promote and protect the right of our members to own, operate and grow their businesses. NFIB also gives its members a power in the marketplace. By pooling the purchasing power of its members, the National Federation of Independent Business gives members access to many business products and services at discounted costs. NFIB also provides timely information designed to help small businesses succeed.
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The Executive Association of Greater Phoenix
www.eagp.org
EAGP members enjoy exclusive right to their business category, while they connect with and grow closer to, exchange confidential leads with, patronize, refer, promote, and materially assist one another.
Indeed, the most meaningful measure of the value of a networking alliance is the strength, quality, diversity and compatibility of its membership. EAGP enjoys an enviable reputation among its peers in the business community because the leadership of Arizona's premiere association of its type has always been particular regarding who is admitted to, and continues to merit, member status.
Over the past half-century, the EAGP roster, comprised of carefully selected small, medium-sized and large firms, has read like a Who's Who in the Valley and state's business community.
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World Floor Covering Association
www.wfca.org
The World Floor Covering Association (WFCA) is the only unbiased source of information on all types of floor covering. The WFCA and its 3,000-members are dedicated to providing consumers the service and support needed to ensure a successful floor covering purchase experience.
Through this site, visitors will be directed to WFCA member retailers who will assist consumers with managing all the variables of the floor covering purchase process including:
Defining a style, look and feel
Selecting the appropriate product for a specific room application
Developing a budget that includes the cost of the product, floor preparation, furniture removal, replacement and professional installation
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Better Business Bureau
www.bbb.org
Direct Carpet One has been a member of the Better Busines Bureau for years, and has proudly carried an A+ rating the whole time.
Direct Carpet One has gained this rating because we've mirrored the Standards of Trust as set by the BBB, some of which include Building Trust, Telling the Truth, Being Responsive, and Embodying Integrity. |
Carpet One Floor & Home Cares
Carpet One Floor & Home Cares is our commitment to our customers and our communities. It represents our belief in serving our employees, customers and communities by giving back. It is our way to reach out, give back, and make a difference.
Carpet One Floor & Home Cares encompasses all our good deeds from local efforts up to national campaigns. Our stores support their local communities through volunteering, product and financial donations, sponsorship of youth athletic teams and much, much more. Nationally, Carpet One Floor & Home Supports several worthy causes, learn more by reading more below. |
Carpet One Floor & Home Welcomes Your Support
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Because support for breast cancer research is so essential to eradicating the disease, Carpet One Floor & Home has made a commitment to contribute funds through our Carpet One Floor & Home Welcomes Your Support campaign. Carpet One Floor & Home donates 25% of the purchase price of our exclusive pink ribbon welcome mats to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation (US) and the Canadian Cancer Society (CAN) in support of breast cancer research. Pink Ribbon welcome mats are available year round in participating Carpet One Floor & Home stores and come in a variety of designs for every season.
Learn more about The Breast Cancer Research Foundation and the Canadian Cancer Society by visiting their websites at BCRFCure.org and Cancer.ca.
Take a look at our current welcome mat collection.
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Our Commitment to Animal Welfare
Our love of animals has led us to support several animal friendly causes. Most recently, we donated to the Save the Tiger Fund in conjunction with our new product launch, Tigressa Softstyle. It was a natural fit for us to spread the word about the Save the Tiger Fund and do what we could to help save the animals whose majestic beauty inspired our new line. We have also partnered with animal welfare charities such as the American Human Society, the Canadian Federation for Human Societies and the Delta Society through the Muddiest Buddies campaigns which featured our worry-free Relax, It’s Lees carpet that is perfect for pet owners. |
A Green Commitment
In addition to providing our customers with a wide selection of Green Select products, we are also committed to taking action in our stores and communities to actively make the world a cleaner and healthier place. We feel this is an important part of being responsible citizens.
We are making a green commitment in our stores and offices by focusing on educating our employees and business partners; conserving resources and reducing waste; and encouraging recycling and green maintenance practices.
For the past three years, Carpet One Floor & Home locations throughout North America have also teamed together with their communities to clean up and beautify communities in celebration of National Green Select Day.
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