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Jimi Lei Nitso, Vice President
928-951-3789
206 S. Bentley
Payson, AZ 85541
Independent Sales-Plexus Corporation
Jon C. Avakian, Member
928-978-7441
703 E Tyler Pkwy
Payson, AZ 85541
Owner-Road Runner Rubbish Removal
Thank you!
PCK is more than just an after-school program. It is a place where children are valued, taught, respected, encouraged, loved, and held to a standard, which is only the beginning.
PCK helps the children build strong character, encourages them to make good decisions, and teaches them to act in kindness. They receive snacks when they arrive, and a hot meal before they go home. We encourage the children to try new foods, be respectful through the use of good manners, and show gratitude to those who are taking the time to serve them their meal.
Your support is the foundation of impacting the lives of children for the rest of their lives.
Thank you for being a PCK donor!
PCK has several "big ticket items" that need financial support....
PLAYGROUND Equipment
commercial dishwasher
new outdoor grass for the front
replacement LED lighting for the building
and more.
Call and find out how you can become a major donor for big ticket items.
Suzy Tubbs, President
928-978-3256
703 E. Tyler Pkwy
Payson, AZ 85541
Realtor-ERA Young Realty & Investment
Dana Ashton, Treasurer
480-495-8329
809 W. Colt
Payson, AZ 85541
Owner-Hawt Dogs
FEEDING PCK CHILDREN
213 S. Colcord, Payson, AZ 85541
Mailing address: PO Box 1856, Payson, AZ 85547
928-478-7160
pckprogram@gmail.com - or - pckvolunteer@gmail.com
Claudia attended PCK when she was a child. Now she is married with children of her own. She says, "Because of PCK I had a better childhood. It shaped me and made me the person I am today." Claudia was one of the original group of children who attended PCK. They met in Marcy Rogers house for games and a snack. Over the years the leadership of PCK has evolved and changed but the mission remains the same: to promote the healthy growth and development of Payson children.
PCK was founded in the early 2000 and has been a 501c3 nonprofit since 2002. During this time it has shaped the lives of many children. It has grown from a one-day-a-week program to its current program which matches the school district schedule and has dinner served each day.