A NON PROFIT PROVIDING SAFE, CLEAN, RE-ENTRY PROGRAM FOR MEN
The Mesa House Difference
We have established relationships with businesses to help you find work.
We help the City of Mesa by delivering their neighborhood flyers.
We help improve our community and show up when the City of Mesa needs volunteers.
We have fun in recovery!
We celebrate major holiday's with a banquet, which includes: fun and fellowship, pool parties in the summer, Easter egg hunts in the spring, and holiday festivities in the fall.
Our President is a Veteran.
Food, clothing and hygiene items are available by donations.
Our Differentials
No Upfront Money
Our Residents have Fun!
Our Residents have Fun!
We don't require money up front, but we do require the willingness to change!
Our Home Rocks!
Our Residents have Fun!
We are a 503(c)
The Mesa House Intake House, is conveniently located near public transportation.
We are a 503(c)
We are a 503(c)
We are a 503(c)
Your tax deductible contribution will be used to provide a client's needs for his first week, building repairs and maintenance, and to purchase bus passes for work transportation. Your donation is so important because it helps enable our residents to have a strong desire to re-enter society.
Our Team Cares
We are a 503(c)
Our Team Cares
Our President is a Veteran, and our Management Team have many years experience with personal experience and victories over their trials and tribulations of the past.
QUESTIONS?
We are a 503(c)
Our Team Cares
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The Mesa House Intake House
The Mesa House, Inc serving homeless men with transitional living since 2001.
Our Days of Celebrations!
Annual Events at Our Houses & in the Community
WINTER
Super Bowl Sunday Party - Food, and lots of Super Bowl fun
Work Opportunities - Spring Training
Concessions at Tempe Diablo Stadium - Fun, Fellowship and Baseball
SPRING
Easter Party - Food, Easter Egg hunt, and fun activities
Mother's Day Back to Basics is scheduled for Monday 7pm to give
all residents time to spend with Mom and family
Memorial Day
Barbecue, Mush Ball at Pioneer Park
SUMMER
Father's Day Back to Basics is scheduled for Monday 7pm to give
all residents time to spend with their children and family
July 4th
Independence Day - Speaker meeting, Observe our freedom - Barbecue, games and Fellowship
Labor Day
The Final Summer Barbeque Party - Barbecue, Mush Ball and Fellowship
FALL
Work Opportunities - Arizona State Fair Positions available to those that want to work the rides
Veterans' Day Celebration
Annual Mush Ball Game at Pioneer Park
Thanksgiving Morning - Our traditional gratitude meeting followed by our Banquet with families invited.
WINTER HOLIDAYS
December to Remember
Every Thursday in December we decorate our homes for the holidays with lights, Christmas trees, personalized Christmas ornaments, and personalized Christmas stockings that are hung around the homes.
Christmas Eve Celebration
Banquet, Fellowship, lighting of the lanterns, and Santa stops by to fill the Christmas Stockings
Christmas Day
Residents are able to spend time with their families
NEW YEARS EVE
Women from other programs join us for food, dancing, and fireworks to bring in the new year.
We provide our Residents opportunities to learn how to celebrate while maintaining their sobriety
Three to four times a year, we have a Guest Appearance from Wally P. "Back to Basics" all 12 steps in 1 hour.
Women from other Transitional Living Programs are invited to our major holiday events.