Recognized for developing a well-designed 8,300-square-foot facility in south Phoenix on vacant land in Target Area B Redevelopment Area and partnering with area schools to encourage students to pursue their education goals.

Recognized for spearheading the formation of a tri-agency partnership and assisting in acquiring a permanent six-story building on North Central Avenue to serve as a one-stop service center for Native Americans

Recognized for the Special Smiles for Special People program that provides dental services to low-income and uninsured developmentally disabled persons.

Recognized for coordinating effective counseling and support for teens recovering from self-injury (cutters), victims of abuse or teens who need psychological support.

Recognized for using NSD's Neighborhood Commercial Rehabilitation Program to restore a former grocery store building on the National Historic Register to its 1926 appearance.

Recognized for using the Neighborhood Commercial Rehabilitation Program to renovate the facades of its seven storefronts. It is one of Phoenix' first commercial strip centers.

Recognized for its advocacy and architectural assistance for small business owners seeking to open or expand their businesses and create job opportunities for low-income residents.

Recognized for 20 years of advocating the needs of people with disabilities and helping companies, institutions and public agencies understand and comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Recognized for effectively using CDBG and Emergency Shelter Grant funds during the last 12 years to provide transitional and case management services for homeless families with children.

Recognized for serving as the primary vehicle for the city and many housing development agencies in providing effective pre-purchase counseling and down payment/closing cost assistance to low income families.