Rotary connects you with a diverse group of people who get a kick out of doing good deeds!Read More...

Service group that primarily supports projects and programs to benefit the youth of the Verde ValleyRead More...

This organization mission is to protect and sustain the unique scenic beauty and natural environment of the Sedona area. Volunteers welcome.Read More...

Founded in 1982, The Sedona 30 is a group of Sedona residents dedicated to community improvement.Read More...

The Verde Valley Regional Economic Organization (VVREO) has been a champion of important issues that foster economic growth in our communities since its inception in 2007. We provide access to resources for regional business creation, attraction, retention and expansion.Read More...

Realtor® AssociationRead More...

Manzanita Outreach is a 501 (c) 3 organization serving Sedona & the Verde Valley with Community Food Sharing, home deliveries, kids food, teacher-support programs, & more. Volunteers participate in a variety of ways that make our community better. Donations qualify for AZ Charitable Tax Credit.Read More...

A nonprofit working to provide transitional housing for Sedona's homeless families with children.Read More...

UWYC is a community-impact agent, we identify unmet needs in our community: funding nonprofits, supporting health, education & financial stability, networking with businesses and the community for positive impact to the greatest number of people throughout Yavapai County.Read More...

The Elks are a service & social organization dedicated to our guiding principles of Charity, Justice, Brotherly Love and Fidelity. We are Family Oriented and looking for new members interested in community service and good times! Offering meeting and wedding facilities.Read More...

Sedona’s Collaborative Coworking Space - the perfect environment to spark your creativity! Enjoy breathtaking Red Rock views from your desk as well as unlimited coffee, tea and fast wifi. Engage with other professionals and entrepreneurs in workshops, seminars and networking events.Read More...

We assist home and community gardens, school gardens, private art and environmental education.Read More...

A nonprofit working to promote and support locally owned businesses to strengthen Arizona's economy.Read More...

A law enforcement and assistance group who work at the request of all law enforcement officials.Read More...

Public libraryRead More...

Emergency medical and fire suppression service in the Sedona area.Read More...

Justapennyplease.org provides funding to create pet-friendly homes for abused kids and their moms.Read More...

Provides shelter and care for homeless and abandoned dogs and cats.Read More...

We provide a safe, structured environment, free of any drugs for people with substance abuse issues.Read More...

Promote Acceptance and Celebrate Diversity through Education and CollaborationRead More...

Matforce is the Yavapai County Substance Abuse Coalition.Read More...

Free resource and referral center for women and teen girls facing any difficult life situations.Read More...

Sedona, incorporated as a City in 1988, is under the Council-Manager form of government. The Council consists of six councilors and a mayor. The City encompasses 18.5 square miles, about half of which is under jurisdiction of the U.S. Forest Service. The population is 10,031 as of the 2010 Census.Read More...

We provide funding and volunteers for worthy community projects.Read More...

Arizona Natural History Association is a non-profit organization assisting the forest service with interpretation and educational activities and programs. We operate a gift shop at the Red Rock Ranger Station and at the Oak Creek Vista Overlook.Read More...

Year round sports opportunities and programs for people with intellectual disabilities of all agesRead More...

Sharing the magic of enhancing childrens’ lives by one-on-one mentoring.Read More...

Non-profit dedicated to developing a culture of peace in our community and around the world.Read More...

Since 1967, Friends of the Sedona Library have helped sustain and enhance patron services at Sedona Public Library. The Friends' annual financial assistance provides library resources that would not have otherwise been available to the public.Read More...

A community volunteer association dedicated to promoting peace through mutual respect & cooperation.Read More...

We are the Destination Management & Marketing Organization and Chamber of Commerce for the Sedona-Oak Creek Canyon area. We are a membership-based nonprofit whose mission is to make Sedona the best place, to live, work, play and visit. As the voice of the region’s business community, we provide our partners with opportunities to build and grow their businesses. We are leaders in implementing the Sedona Sustainable Tourism Plan to balance our environment, quality of life and economic interests. As a DMMO, we lead the management of a tourism industry that offers a memorable visitor experience with visitor education and opportunities for responsible recreation.Read More...

The Lodging Council is an advocacy group for the Sedona Hospitality Industry.Read More...

Volunteers are a crucial contribution to the fight against hunger! Donate time to help. Please no drop-in volunteers. Email sedonafoodbank@gmail.com or call (928) 204-2808 Monday through Thursday. This nonprofit feeds Sedona, Page Springs, Cornville and VOC.Read More...

We teach about hummingbirds and work to protect them. Conducts the Sedona Hummingbird Festival.Read More...

Our mission is to improve community spirit and effectiveness by developing and sharing resources. We have a Verde Valley Food Policy Council. We are an emergency financial aid safety net for charitable organizations and we provide fiduciary agent services to grassroots organizations needing a 501C3.Read More...

County administrative officeRead More...

The American Legion is a non-partisan patriotic veteran’s organization devoted to public service.Read More...

A nonprofit educational & charitable group of 150 artists residing in the greater Sedona area. The organization's goal is to foster interest in the visual arts. Activities include Annual Open Studio Tour, exhibitions, monthly meetings, mentoring program, scholarships, networking & social activities.Read More...

Restoring Habitat, Sustaining Flows, & Promoting Community Stewardship in the Verde River watershed.Read More...

The Chamber Page Lake Powell welcomes you to Page, offering a wide range of opportunities to our visitors and residents. We have been serving the area since the 1960s. Whether you are an outdoor enthusiast or a business owner, you will find something to fit your needs within our Chamber Directory.Read More...

Secures, manages and allocates donor gifts for charitable purposes in Sedona and the Verde Valley.Read More...

Start your Sedona business with support from the city and its Verde Valley partners. The VVREO revolving loan fund helps small business owners with low-interest loans for working capital, purchases, renovations, relocations and more. Visit sedondaaz.gov/econdev for loan info and other resources.Read More...

Members learn how to collect some of the best rocks, crystals and minerals in Arizona.Read More...

The Verde Valley Caregivers Coalition (VVCC) is a non-profit organization helping seniors maintain independence & quality of life in their own homes. Volunteers provide transportation, assistance with pet care, medical alerts, and other services.Read More...

A tourism training program designed to elevate awareness and action within the industry to combat human trafficking and provide industry professionals with the knowledge and skills to recognize and properly report potential human trafficking situations. Free of charge for anyone.Read More...

Promoting the success of Hispanic-owned and small businesses by facilitating business relationships, economic development and sharing of knowledge for the benefit of the State of Arizona and the growth and success of the members.Read More...

Residential, faith-based community for adults with developmental disabilities. Not-for-profit.Read More...

Aviation fuel sales and aircraft services.Read More...

Meals-on-Wheels: Clarkdale/Cottonwood/Cornville/Lake Montezuma/Middle Verde/Camp Verde/Lakes/VillageRead More...

The Oak Creek Watershed Council is a non-profit dedicated to preserving the integrity of Oak Creek and its tributaries. They have spearheaded cleanup efforts in the Oak Creek Watershed and sourced extensive education, outreach events, and scientifically driven data to locals and tourists alike.Read More...

Encourage & support co-curricular & extracurricular programs at Sedona Red Rock HSRead More...

The Oak Creek Watershed Council is a non-profit dedicated to preserving the integrity of Oak Creek and its tributaries. They have spearheaded cleanup efforts in the Oak Creek Watershed and sourced extensive education, outreach events, and scientifically driven data to locals and tourists alike.Read More...

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Non-profit building homes for qualified families in need. Selling home improvement items in our ReStore.Read More...

BBB has been protecting consumers before and after a purchase for more than 100 years. Find trustworthy businesses today or let us help you resolve an issue.Read More...

Verde Valley Imagination Library, the local affiliate of Dolly Parton's book gifting program, inspires a love of reading by mailing the gift of a free, new, age-appropriate book every month to enrolled children under 5 living in the Verde Valley. Enroll or donate at vvilbooks.comRead More...

We support a healthy, humane and sustainable community and world by promoting plant-based nutrition.Read More...

Join leaders, exchange ideas, take action and form friendships to create positive change.Read More...

Big Park Council has provided the Village of Oak Creek with an organization to serve the community.Read More...

Coalition of local non-profits collaborating for regional sustainability.Read More...

An independent, non-profit organization supported by its members.Read More...

Greater Verde Valley Small Business Development Center; "No Fee" business advice.Read More...

Grand Canyon National Park at the South Rim Open 7 days per week. Fees are required and can be purchased on-line prior to arrival or at Grand Canyon Chamber & Visitor Center (we also sell Annual Passes), Westwind Air Service or Grand Canyon Visitor Center IMAX or at the entrance station.Read More...

Exchange of business referralsRead More...

ToysforTots, Marines Assisting Marines, Veteran Support, 89 Flags on 89A, Scholarship, Military ParkRead More...