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Child care resource and referral
Provides information and assistance regarding child care needs, available options, and referrals to lawful providers. Our referral services are free to parents in need of child care. In addition, any provider who lists his/her services with our foundation receives referrals to parents seeking child care in provider’s area. No charge for consultation.

 
The Griffin Foundation
 
The Griffin Foundation operates CRS; the foundation is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit children's charity named after the founder Mr. Lee Griffin. Parents and families throughout Southern Arizona,over the years, have come to recognize and appreciate the vision, commitment, and dedication of Mr. Griffin that continues to enhance the educational development and social welfare of children.

Since 1994, the Griffin Foundation has provided programs such as the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), Child Care Resources and Referral (CCR&R), and Children Nutrition Education Awareness Program.

The Griffin Foundation K-6th grade charter school educational focuses on teaching students cultural appreciation while creating building blocks for growth, computer technology, and individual self-esteem. Students develop abilities and skills to excel and meet all Arizona Academic Standards.

Over the past several years the foundation and CRS have been overwhelmed by support and gratitude from the public, especially concerned parents of young children. Mr. Griffin and his staff states that they are looking forward to serving the public with the current and future programs to better the lives of children. all donations and contributions are appreciated by the Griffin Foundation.

Copyright 2003 The Griffin Foundation

We thank you for your donations and contributions!

Child and adult care food program
The CACFP promotes well-balanced meals and improves children’s eating habits by providing child care providers with ongoing training, nutrition education, technical assistance, and cash reimbursements for meals served to children. Providers must meet program requirements and care for children under the age of 13.

The Griffin Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3)/509 (a)(1) public charitable organization that is dedicated to providing children’s services to the community.