Frequently asked questions

Armer Foundation for Kids helps families in the greater Phoenix area who have a child, from birth to age 17, living with cancer, epilepsy, a transplant or another serious illness. When insurance isn’t enough, we help with copays, deductibles, insurance premiums and other out-of-pocket medical costs, and we install air purifiers in the homes of immunocompromised kids. Our volunteers also make cards for children in the hospital through Cards for Caring, which runs all year.

Below are answers to the questions families and supporters ask us most. If you are ready to ask for help, start on our application page or read our guide to financial help for families of kids with cancer and serious illness in Phoenix. Still have a question? Call (480) 257-3254 or email [email protected].

No, our thrift store is officially closed as of 9/2/22 and is now the Armer Foundation Headquarters. We are no longer accepting thrift store donations, however, below is a guide to other facilities in need of donations throughout the valley.

Unfortunately, we do not provide monetary funding for families that have children struggling with Autism.

We provide monetary assistance for children with Cancer, Epilepsy, Transplants, Cerebral-Palsy, HSL, Perthes, MLD, and other life-altering illnesses.

We support children (and families with children) from newborn to 17 years of age

We provide fundraising efforts for any families in the greater Phoenix area unless previously discussed with your Social Worker or Executive Board Members of the foundation. 

Let's Prioritize Children's Health and Change Lives Together.

Every Small Act Makes a Big Difference.

We have a long track record of wide-reaching effects.

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