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Can you picture your company here? 👀 We can.Be the Impact is the biggest night of our year—and sponsorship opportunities...
08/08/2026

Can you picture your company here? 👀 We can.

Be the Impact is the biggest night of our year—and sponsorship opportunities for BTI 2026 are officially open.

This year, your company could be part of what makes it possible. ⚡

From event signage and brand visibility to opportunities to put your organization in front of an incredible community of local leaders, partners, and supporters, a BTI sponsorship is more than a logo placement—it’s a chance to show what your company stands for.

🌴 Friday, November 6
⚡ Be the Impact 2026
🤝 Powered by partners who believe in the impact of employment.

Want to see YOUR logo at Be the Impact this year?

📪 Send us a DM to connect with our team and explore sponsorship opportunities.

07/28/2026

Tomorrow night, we’ll sleep outside so more of our neighbors don’t have to.

📺 Thank you to Arizona Horizon, Ted Simons, and our partners at the Homeless ID Project | ID Assistance AZ for helping shine a light on why the 2nd Annual Sleep Out matters.

At The Worker, we know employment is the first step—but lasting stability requires safe housing, life skills, and a community willing to invest in second chances.

There’s still time to make a difference.

Donate before tomorrow’s 2nd Annual Sleep Out and help us unlock our $25,000 matching gift challenge.

Together, we can help even more individuals move from homelessness to long-term self-sufficiency. ❤️

🔗 Link in our stories to give.

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06/26/2026

🎉 Congratulations to our CEO, Carrie Masters on being named a 2026 Phoenix .titan100 Honoree!

This prestigious recognition celebrates Arizona’s top CEOs and executives who demonstrate exceptional leadership, vision, and lasting impact throughout our community.

Since becoming CEO in 2023, Carrie has helped lead The Worker through an incredible season of growth—expanding our employment services, transitional housing, and innovative programs in ways that are exponentially increasing pathways to stability and self-sufficiency for individuals across Arizona.

While this honor recognizes Carrie’s leadership, it’s also a reflection of the dedication of our incredible staff, partners, volunteers, supporters, and every client who has trusted us to walk alongside them on their journey.
Please join us in congratulating Carrie on this well-deserved recognition! 👏💙

06/11/2026

📈 Stability changes everything.

For Misty, it meant confidence. ⭐️
For Jose, it meant family. 🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒
For Lamont, it meant security. 💪

These aren’t just employment stories. They’re stories about what becomes possible when someone gains the stability to move forward.

Read their full stories through the link in our stories and discover how your support helps create lasting change for job seekers across our community. 💙

06/10/2026

One story inspired another. ❤️ After seeing a video about The Worker during Mass, Luis Garcia felt called to get involved.

Not long after, he welcomed Dominic onto the team at Garcia’s Family Auto Repair.

⭐️What began as a moment of inspiration became an opportunity that changed a life.

As part of our “Stability Changes Everything” series, Dominic and Luis remind us that sometimes all it takes is one person choosing to say “yes.”

Read their story through the link in our stories!

06/03/2026

🏆 Nonprofit Organization of the Year!🏆

We are incredibly honored to have received ’s 2026 Champions of Change Award for Nonprofit Organization of the Year!

This recognition reflects the impact made possible by our clients, donors, volunteers, Preferred Business Partners, and supporters who believe in the dignity of work.

The award also included a $7,500 grant that will help us continue creating pathways to self sufficiency through quality employment.

Thank you to our COO, Daren Strunk, for representing our team at the awards ceremony and accepting this honor on behalf of everyone who makes our mission possible.

Thank you, Arizona. ❤️

05/20/2026

Success looks different for everyone. ❤️

💪 For some, it took determination to keep going.
🎉 For others, it took encouragement from our team.
🧰 For many, it took wraparound support to keep the job after getting hired.

Hear directly from clients at St. Joseph the Worker about what helped them find success through Workforce Development and move toward lasting stability through employment.

05/15/2026

Recent job reports may show strong numbers — but many job seekers are still facing barriers that statistics alone do not capture.

This St. Joseph the Worker Day, we were proud to join to share how The Worker is helping individuals across the Valley build lasting stability through quality employment, life skills education, personal finance support, meal budgeting knowledge, and more.

Because finding a job is only the beginning — sustaining it is what creates long term change. 💛

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05/12/2026

🎥 A look back at our The Worker Day Happy Hour & Open House ❤️

This night was more than a celebration. It was a reminder of what becomes possible when a community comes together to invest in dignity, stability, and opportunity.

Thank you again to everyone who joined us, toured our space, connected with our mission, and helped make the evening so special.

Throughout the evening, we also shared ways our community can directly support clients as they begin rebuilding stability through employment and housing. Whether it’s helping someone stay energized during a job search, prepare for an interview, or move into stable housing, every donation makes a real impact.

Even a small gift can help someone take their next step forward. ❤️

💧 Hope Fuel Kits start at $5
💼 Interview Kits start at $15
🏠 Welcome Kits support fresh starts at $150

⭐️ Donate through the link in our stories!

05/06/2026

🏡 A big moment for The Worker.

We recently celebrated the grand opening of Joe’s House, our first fully-owned Workforce Villages location. 💙

This new home represents a major step forward for employment-driven housing in Arizona.

During the event, we heard from Mesa Councilwoman Jenn Duff () and Issa, the first resident of Joe’s House.

His story is a powerful reminder that stability starts with more than just a job.

If you missed the event, this recap video lets you hear directly from Issa and experience some of the day’s most meaningful moments.

⭐️ Want to support future residents?

Our Welcome Kits help participants feel prepared, supported, and at home from day one with essential items and everyday comforts.

Every donation helps someone start their next chapter stronger.
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