building a healthier Phoenix Together

A Year of Community-Powered Care

In 2023, Phoenix Allies for Community Health continued its mission to provide free, volunteer-led healthcare and holistic support to uninsured and underserved families across Phoenix. For 14 years, PACH has been powered entirely by community volunteers, grassroots partnerships, and donors who believe everyone deserves access to compassionate, dignified healthcare.

This report highlights the people, partnerships, and programs that made it all possible.

$770,000

in donated medication

106

patients received free medication

20,000 lbs

of food distributed

13,035 lbs

food donated through St. Mary’s

14 years

serving Phoenix

100%

volunteer-powered

Our Community Partners

Our community partners make our work possible by expanding the care we’re able to provide to patients and families. In 2023, Direct Relief donated $770,000 in medication, which allowed us to supply 106 patients with the prescriptions they needed. St. Mary’s Food Bank contributed 13,035 pounds of food to our pantry, supporting 49 individuals and families throughout the year, and Kitchen on the Street provided additional holiday food deliveries. We also partnered with TQP to offer gender-affirming care, Affirm to provide free contraception, and APCA to support patient screenings and vaccinations. Together, these partnerships strengthen our ability to deliver free, community-driven healthcare rooted in dignity and equity.

When patients require services beyond our scope, PACH works closely with trusted partners like St. Vincent de Paul and Valleywise Health to ensure access to specialty care, diagnostic imaging, and continued support.

COMMUNITY-POWERED HEALTHCARE

Volunteer Impact

PACH is entirely volunteer-powered, and it’s the dedication of our clinicians, clinic volunteers, board members, and super volunteers that makes it possible to provide free, dignified care each week. This year, our volunteer team included 11 clinicians, 36 clinic volunteers, and 8 board members who collectively powered every aspect of our work.

Our Super Volunteers Include:

  • Brenna Posner — 804 hours

  • Callista Morlock — 184 hours

  • Isabella Adams — 163 hours

  • Samantha Gutierrez — 137 hours

  • McKenzi Farak — 59 hours

  • Cinthia Gonzalez Cruz — 56 hours

  • Allison Dentice — 42 hours

  • Kiana Veneracion — 42 hours

Where Your Support Goes

2023 Financial Summary

PACH’s funding and expenses are evenly balanced to ensure stability and maximize patient support. Every dollar is used intentionally to keep care free for our community.

PACH volunteer receiving a donation at a community event with a PACH banner in the background.

How We’re Funded

In 2023, PACH’s revenue was evenly divided across three sources — 33.3% from grants, 33.3% from donations, and 33.3% from fundraising events. This balanced funding model ensures ongoing stability and allows us to keep all care completely free for our community.

PACH clinic nurse checking a patient’s blood sugar during a clinic visit.

How Funds Are Used

Resources were allocated evenly across key areas of care and clinic operations. Expenses included clinic supplies (20%), LabCorp lab testing (20%), Simon Med imaging (20%), Uber transportation support (20%), and administrative overhead (20%) — each playing an essential role in delivering free, comprehensive healthcare.

the future of pach

Looking Ahead

In the year ahead, PACH will continue expanding clinic services, strengthening partnerships, enhancing wellness programming, and increasing food support capacity. With continued volunteer energy and community support, we will remain a movement-based, culturally grounded clinic committed to health equity for all.