
They just need a bridge.
SOS Collective Foundation meets them where they are: • Housing with a purpose • Healing mind, soul & body • A community that builds together. Work Hard. Play Hard. Heal Together. Build Together.

SOS Collective Foundation meets them where they are: • Housing with a purpose • Healing mind, soul & body • A community that builds together. Work Hard. Play Hard. Heal Together. Build Together.
Explore our 7 bridges for 7 kinds of need. Building Bridges. Restoring Wholeness. Housing with a Purpose.

Guiding veterans and underserved individuals through transitions with tailored support, mentorship, and resources.

Providing job training, resume support, and career placement to connect individuals with meaningful employment.

Providing financial literacy, budgeting tools and emergency aid to help participants achieve lasting financial stability
They come to paint. They leave feeling whole. Paint + purpose, funding wholeness for others. $40 = one seat, one bridge.

They served their time. • Now they need a plan, not just a release date. • Pre-release planning,... Read more
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Our 8-Step System: Connect → Screen → Assess → Stabilize → Plan → Connect Services → Track →... Read more
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They want to leave. • They need somewhere safe to go. • Confidential navigation, safety planning,... Read more
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They are doing it all alone — one emergency from eviction. • Childcare + transportation + budgeting... Read more
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Building Bridges. Restoring Wholeness. Housing with a Purpose. Every bridge — reentry, purpose, safety, single parents, veterans, wholistic healing, community — exists so veterans and underserved families in Arizona don't just survive, they thrive. Work Hard. Play Hard. Heal Together. Build Together.
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We're SOS Collective Foundation — a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Phoenix, AZ, founded by Tamekia Williams, a female combat veteran. We don't hand out. We build bridges: 7 bridges for 7 kinds of need, so they have a plan, a safe place, and a community — not just a release date, a referral, or a room for one night. Family One Unit: parents and children bridging generational gaps, in partnership with MenFriends AZ and Lady Friends.