Volunteer To Help at Champions for the Homeless
So very grateful to have you join us for this weekend’s Christmas in July on Sunday!
This is our church!
~Nick Lowery
Thanks for being a CHAMPION!
Please remember to wear your favorite NFL or College jersey or T-shirt
- Please enter through the 15th avenue and Harrison entrance on West side of St Vincent’s
(immediately North of the train tracks and 2 blocks South of Washington Street)
- Arrive 9:30 (allow an extra 5 minutes for finding it and parking)
- If you can, wear your fav NFL team jersey
- Once through the gate, drive another 200 yards and park and enter the Blue building for your name tag!
- No open toe’d shoes per health regulations or short shorts
- Please try to raise a couple hundred dollars in $5 gift certificates to McDonalds
(we use this as a way to encourage interaction at dinner tables with our guests)
We will be providing
- 1000 pairs of socks and underwear
- 1000 T-shirts
- 1000 flowers just because
- Backpacks and donated clothing
- Professional Chiropractor and Acupuncturist
- 5 haircutters
- Amazing music
- NFL Alumni stars
Bringing Hope and Humanity to Phoenix’s Homeless Community. Founded 18 years ago by former NFL star Nick Lowery, Champions for the Homeless is a compassionate initiative under the Nick Lowery Foundation.
Partnering with St. Vincent de Paul, this program has organized 53 super celebrity volunteer events to provide essential support and foster a sense of community for the homeless population in Phoenix. By distributing meals, clothing, and gift cards, and by showing genuine care, Champions for the Homeless brings a human face to those experiencing homelessness. Nick Lowery’s dedication through this foundation not only meets immediate needs but also delivers a powerful message of love, hope, and belonging to individuals who often feel marginalized. With the increasing number of people without homes in Maricopa County, the impact of these events has become even more significant, offering vital assistance and reaffirming that everyone matters in the fabric of society.
