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Addressing the needs of the community is important. While University of Phoenix places primary focus on advancing educational access for the working learner, we also support local programs that enrich the lives of our neighbors in many other ways.
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On March 17, 2012, more than 130 volunteers participated in the Keep Phoenix Beautiful Corporate Challenge. Staff and family volunteers removed graffiti, painted and landscaped, cleaned up parks and playgrounds, and completed various other projects around the Balsz Elementary School District in downtown Phoenix....
In today’s economy, hearing “You’re hired!” is welcome news. Unfortunately, for many students graduating from high school this year, it will be difficult to find employment. To help combat the workforce skills gap, University of Phoenix and Junior Achievement partnered for the “JA You’re Hired!” events in Tempe and Chicago....
Books, magazines, journals and newspapers are common household items for many Americans, but for children in low-income communities, access to reading materials is severely limited. In fact, there is only one age-appropriate book for every 300 children in low-income areas in our country.* To help bring books to more homes in Chicago, University of Phoenix and Scholastic ...
University grants Teaching it Forward® scholarships to teachers of the year...
New JA BizTown® shop brings college experience to life for Maryland students...
Staff volunteer with Toyland, Max's Market and Hospitality Program...
200 veterans receive thank you cards and 400 children have new learning tools...
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