Arizona’s first responders are there for us when we need them most.
The 100 Club of Arizona makes sure they have someone to turn to when they or their families face a serious injury, loss or other life-changing circumstance.
Since 1968, we’ve been providing support for Arizona’s first responders and their families from financial assistance and mental health resources to scholarships and safety equipment.
We’re here because taking care of the people who take care of Arizona matters.
Because when our heroes need us, we show up.
Our first responders spend their working lives taking care of others. We believe they shouldn’t have to face difficult times without support of their own.
The 100 Club works alongside Arizona’s public safety community, providing practical resources and compassionate assistance when it’s needed.
Whether a family is dealing with the sudden loss of a loved one, a first responder is recovering from a serious injury or a department needs equipment to keep its people safe, first responder support in Arizona is what we’re here to provide.
Financial Assistance
When a serious injury or loss affects a family, we help with qualifying needs through financial assistance for first responder families.
Mental Health & Wellness
First responder work can take a toll. We connect eligible individuals and families with mental health support for first responders and wellness resources.
Scholarships
We help eligible spouses and dependents take the next step with first responder scholarships in Arizona for education and trade programs.
Safety Support
We help public safety departments access safety equipment for first responders and other resources that can help keep their teams safe.
For more than five decades, people across Arizona have helped us be there for first responders and their families.
The 100 Club of Arizona became an official 501(c)(3) nonprofit in 1968, following the loss of a Phoenix police officer and the community’s desire to help his family.
What started as immediate financial assistance has grown into a broader commitment to Arizona’s first responders and their families.
Today, our work includes financial assistance, scholarships, mental health and wellness support, safety resources, and family assistance.
More than 50 years later, the reason we’re here remains simple: be there when they need us.
Every donation helps the 100 Club be there when an Arizona first responder or family faces a life-changing event.
Your generosity helps provide emergency assistance, scholarships, wellness resources, safety equipment, and other critical support.
Give today and help us stand behind those who stand behind the badge.
Supporting first responders is something we do together.
You can help by giving, volunteering, partnering with us or simply sharing our mission with someone who should know about the 100 Club.
Give
Help make support for Arizona first responders available when it’s needed most.
Volunteer
Give your time and be part of the community behind our first responders.
Community Partner
Businesses and organizations can help expand support for Arizona first responders by becoming a community partner..
You can support Arizona’s first responders and their families while potentially receiving a state tax credit for your contribution. It’s a meaningful way to give back to those who are always there for us.
There’s something powerful about showing up for the people who show up for us. Join us at an upcoming event and be part of the community standing behind Arizona’s first responders and their families.
Supporting 100 Club of Arizona means helping the people who protect Arizona communities every day.
Your contribution helps provide:
The 100 Club of Arizona is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that supports eligible first responders and their families throughout Arizona. Our programs include financial assistance, mental health and wellness resources, scholarships, safety equipment, and other support.
We support eligible law enforcement officers, firefighters, correctional officers, probation and parole officers, federal agents and tribal public safety personnel, as well as qualifying first responder families.
We provide financial assistance for first responder families affected by qualifying circumstances, including serious line-of-duty injuries and deaths. Depending on the situation, additional support may include counseling, wellness resources, retreats, scholarships, and other assistance.
Yes. We provide first responder scholarships in Arizona to eligible spouses and dependents pursuing higher education or trade opportunities.
Yes. Our mental health and wellness support for first responders provides resources focused on emotional well-being, resilience and recovery.
You can donate, volunteer, become a community partner, or share our mission. Every form of involvement helps us continue supporting Arizona’s first responders and their families.
Eligible first responders and families can contact the 100 Club of Arizona to learn about available programs, eligibility requirements and how to request assistance.
