Welcome to the United Church of Sun City
Provides extensive support services for older adults, adults with intellectual disabilities, children and the families who care for them.
Provides senior citizen resources for residents in Sun Cities, Youngtown, El Mirage, Surprise and Peoria. All services provided are free: benefit assistance, legal consultation, property tax matters, income tax preparation, and dial-a-ride tickets.
Other local non-profit organizations that are recipients of benevolent funds include: Arizonans for Children, Relay for Life, Southwest Conference United Church of Christ, Sun City Community Fund, Sun Valley Animal Rescue, Sun City Posse, Salvation Army, Sunshine Service, Hospice of the Valley, Sun City Fire Dept., Westside Tremble Clefs, Luke Air Base Christmas Angels, Peoria Good Shepherd/Good Samaritan Society, and Valley View Community Food Bank.
Each year during the weeks before the Super Bowl, the congregation at United Church collects thousands of cans of soup for the Valley View Food Bank.
During the remainder of the year, we regularly collect food for the Valley View Food Bank: Canned vegetables, canned fruit, canned tuna fish or canned chicken, peanut butter and jelly, canned spaghetti, canned meat, and boxed mac & cheese.
Shortly after the church’s founding, Dr. Walter Witt, our first pastor, was instrumental in starting an outreach to migrant workers in El Mirage. Known as the Dysart Community Center, our church still supports this vibrant program which offers English as a Second Language classes, after school latchkey programming, athletic programs, tutoring, supplemental food, etc. Eligible for the Arizona "Working Poor" credit; many of our members appreciate the tax credit available for their contributions to Dysart.
The Mission Board sponsors an annual School Supply Drive, Blanket and Sock Drive, Bountiful Harvest Table, Souper Bowl of Caring Soup Drive, and a Pet Food and Toys Drive. It relies on contributions received from United Church of Sun City members, family and friends to help continue charitable programs in the west valley communities. We are grateful for the generous support that enables us to continue offering our mission outreach.
The Mission Board outreach funds are given to organizations and agencies that address the challenges faced by older adults, disadvantaged children, low-income families, victims of domestic abuse and those in need of compassionate care including: