A New Leaf
Helping Families, Changing Lives
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October 2026 Newsletter
A New Leaf’s October 2026 newsletter commemorates Domestic Violence Awareness Month with stories of courage, healing, and community support. Meet Renetta, a survivor who found safety and stability with A New Leaf, and see how volunteers, partners, and supporters across the…
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AZ Big Media: A New Leaf #1 Nonprofit to Work for in AZ
A New Leaf has been named the #1 nonprofit to work for in Arizona by AZ Big Media. Based on public voting, this recognition celebrates the dedicated team and purpose-driven culture behind our work helping individuals and families move from crisis to stability and independence.
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September 2026 Newsletter
A New Leaf’s September newsletter shares stories of hope and impact from across the Valley. From Nicholas avoiding eviction and finding stability to volunteers and community partners creating new opportunities, see how a little help at the right time can change lives. Read it…
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AZ Capitol Times: Childhood homelessness is rampant in Arizona
More than 25,000 Arizona children experience homelessness each year, but many remain invisible in the data. In a new op-ed, A New Leaf CEO Brandon E. Dale calls for a fuller understanding of childhood homelessness and smarter action to help families in need.
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August 2026 Newsletter
From a family finding stability after homelessness to volunteers and community partners stepping up in a big way, A New Leaf’s August newsletter is full of reasons for hope. See the latest impact stories, urgent needs, ways to give back, and what’s ahead for our community.
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Phoenix Business Journal: Arizona’s crisis hotline was nearly shut down. Let’s secure its future.
Arizona came within weeks of losing 211, a service that has connected more than 1.1 million people to help over the past decade. In his first op-ed since joining A New Leaf, CEO Brandon E. Dale makes the case that saving 211 was only the first step.