We respect you as adults capable of making your own life decisions, and we would love to have you join our many programs and activities as soon as you feel comfortable.
Please note that the post office does not deliver to our street address. Our mailing address is
P.O. Box 26180, Prescott Valley, AZ 86312
Have fun and win cash while you play with friends! Experienced and Novice BINGO players are welcome.
1:30 pm – Play Begins
2:00 pm – Main Game
ATTN: Tuesday Players:
Buy Lunch (reg. price) & receive a coupon for 1 FREE Bonanza Card!
2:30 – Doors Open
3:30 pm – Play Begins
Together we shall strive to let no senior go hungry or suffer from the lack of contact.
In-house Dining open 11am – 12:30pm
Meals on Wheels will be delivered as normal.
Daily menus may vary due to the availability of ingredients for food delivered.
All Take-Out Meals $5 or Loyalty Lunch Card +$1
THANKS to Costco, PV Safeway, YOUR Donations & CASA’s Wonderful Volunteers! CASA’s FOOD Room Program endeavors to provide bread, fruits, vegetables, some dairy and bakery products for 100's of CASA Members, Clients, Patrons & their families EVERY WEEK!
We are ONLY asking $1.00 Minimum Donation for EACH BAG of Food You Take!!!
We are IMPROVING, but often we an AVERAGE of $208.13 MORE THAN your donations every month just to keep the Food Pantry open. Please Help us Continue this Food Program!
PLEASE take only ONE BAG of food per household per day so there is enough food for everyone.
Your Support is NEEDED and Appreciated!
Our Program ALSO SHARES food with CASA’s Senior Nutrition and “Meals-on-Wheels” Programs, PV Food Bank, Salvation Army and Other Agencies.
(LEFTOVER food, not taken by humans is picked up to feed farm animals.)
In need of a mobility aide? Check in CASA's Thrift Shop for walkers, wheelchairs, crutches, canes, shower chairs, etc.
For sale or rent with minimum donations of $10
Call for availability or more information: 928-772-3337
Home delivery of meals helps keep older adults out of the hospital. A study from 2018 by Seth Berkowitz and colleagues demonstrated the benefits of meal delivery programs for dually eligible Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries. Researchers studied more than 3,000 men and women belonging to this group, a group of people who often don't have access to nutritious foods. The data look promising, with lower healthcare costs and less time in the emergency department (ED) for recipients.
Participants were divided into three groups. Those who received home-delivered meals specifically tailored to meet medical needs, those who received non-tailored meals, and those who did NOT receive home meal delivery.
Over about two years, participants enrolled in any type of meal delivery had fewer emergency department visits than those who didn't get meals delivered. People who got medically tailored meals also had 52 percent fewer hospital admissions.
CASA offers a wide variety of classes, exercise groups, and workshops for members and the public. From learning to knit, to Tai Chi, or line dancing, and much more!
Despite ever-increasing costs, CASA works diligently to continue to provide high-quality services fo the least possible cost. On average, CASA spends over $1500 per day to provide vital services to you and our community! Any help and support you can give is enormously appreciated!
We need help in the following areas:
Reach a minimum of 1000 households every month by promoting your business or service in the CLARION
Your support as a Member or Sponsor keeps us running, and active members save money, so your membership is a win-win!
Our Mission:
To provide opportunities and resources with a focus on active seniors in the greater Prescott Valley area through the promotion of skills, continuing growth in education, physical and mental health, and participation in community services and social activities.
The enchantment of independent living with an emphasis on fixed or low-income participants is supported through the provision of surplus food distribution, daily nourishing meals for in-house diners, and outreach to homebound seniors through our “Happy” Meals-on-Wheels Program.
Acting President: Mary Baker
Secretary: Sandra Huddleston
Treasurer: Jane Neville
Executive Director – DEO: Betty Robinson
Town Council Liason: Kindall Schumacher
PV Building Maintenance Director: Josh Newsham
PV Building Maintenance Staff: Philip Stoneburn
Dallas Coleman, Anita Delehoy, Marsha Jensen, Mona Juravic, Stephen Kartychok, Alice Kienzle, Richard Kinn, Bill Morrison
