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Empowering educators. Supporting children. Strengthening Arizona’s future.
Championing Arizona’s educators to build safe, supportive, and thriving learning environments for every child.
Championing Arizona’s educators to build safe, supportive, and thriving learning environments for every child.
Your gift helps train Arizona educators to better support at-risk children, provide tools for intervention, and expand our reach into more school communities. Every dollar moves us closer to ensuring no child falls through the cracks.
We sponsor MMSAP Trainings, proven workshops that empower Arizona educators to identify and support students at risk. These intensive programs equip teachers with tools to create safe, supportive learning environments for every child.
For nearly 30 years, AMFC has equipped Arizona educators to reach children most in need. Now, we’re expanding across the state to bring hope and support to more diverse school communities and we invite you to be part of this growth.
The Arizona Masonic Foundation for Children is a nonprofit dedicated to helping Arizona’s at-risk youth thrive. Our flagship initiative, the Masonic Model Student Assistance Program (MMSAP), equips educators with the training and resources to recognize challenges early and provide the support children need to succeed.
The Arizona Masonic Foundation for Children is a nonprofit dedicated to helping Arizona’s at-risk youth thrive. Our flagship initiative, the Masonic Model Student Assistance Program (MMSAP), equips educators with the training and resources to recognize challenges early and provide the support children need to succeed.
As we grow, AMFC is committed to developing additional child-centered programs that strengthen schools, empower teachers, and create brighter futures for students across the state.
As we grow, AMFC is committed to developing additional child-centered programs that strengthen schools, empower teachers, and create brighter futures for students across the state.
Thank You to Some of Our Supporters
Thank You to Some of Our Supporters
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