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Accessible Healthcare in Arizona: What Providers Need to Know (and Why It Matters)

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If you’re a healthcare provider in Arizona, accessibility is no longer a “nice to have.” It’s a core part of delivering equitable care, and a new statewide resource makes that clearer than ever. The Arizona Independent Living Network, with editing support from Disability Rights Arizona, recently published Health Equity Proven Practices: Ensuring Accessibility for People […]

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90 Days In: An Update from Mesa For All Foundation

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By Brett Heising, Interim Executive Director | Mesa For All Foundation When I accepted the role of Interim Executive Director at Mesa For All Foundation on January 7, I knew our work would be challenging. Nonprofit growth doesn’t happen on a timetable you control. Partnerships require trust. Grants take time. Infrastructure — the unglamorous stuff

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Mesa For All Foundation Names Brett Heising Interim Executive Director

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Experienced accessibility leader to guide organization through next phase of growth FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMESA, Ariz. (January 07, 2026) The Mesa For All Foundation today announced that Brett Heising has been named Interim Executive Director, effective Jan. 7 through Aug. 31, 2026. Heising will provide executive leadership as the organization advances its mission to expand accessibility,

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Five Years Strong: S.T.E.P. Marks a Milestone

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For five years, the Student Tourism Exploration Program (STEP) has given high school students a pathway to discover careers in tourism and hospitality. Targeting Title 1 schools across Mesa, Arizona, the program brings together approximately 70 junior and senior students from eight schools this year: Mountain View, Red Mountain, Mesa, Dobson, Westwood, East Valley Academy,

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MFA Announces First Grant Recipients

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We’re excited to announce the inaugural recipients of the Mesa For All Autism Certification Grant Program! The Mesa For All Foundation received 10 applications from Mesa-based businesses eager to become Autism Certified. After careful review, the board selected three outstanding recipients. The grant application opened in April 2025 in recognition of World Autism Acceptance Month

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STEP into Learning: How Students Are Exploring Mesa’s Tourism Industry

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The Student Tourism Exploration Program (STEP), now in its fourth year, provides high school students with a unique opportunity to explore careers in tourism and hospitality. This initiative specifically focuses on Title 1 schools in Mesa, Arizona, and this year, approximately 61 junior and senior students from six high schools—Mountain View, Red Mountain, Mesa, Dobson,

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Mesa Regional Foundation Rebrands as Mesa For All Foundation – Mesa, Arizona

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Mesa Regional Foundation Rebrands as Mesa For All Foundation Continues Commitment to Accessibility, Diversity and Inclusion with Innovative Programs and Partnerships MESA, Ariz. (June 25, 2024) The Mesa Regional Foundation for Accessibility, Diversity and Inclusion has rebranded to Mesa For All Foundation with a new logo and website that better reflects the growing communities it

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Student Exploration Program (S.T.E.P)- Check-in

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The third installment of the Student Tourism Exploration Program (S.T.E.P), has been underway for the last few months. The program proudly hosts students from six Mesa high schools: Mountain View, Red Mountain, Mesa, Dobson, Westwood, and East Valley Academy, with a total of approximately 56 junior and senior students participating.  To recap, in October, the program

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