CCFB Committed to: ¨ Providing fresh, quality food in a manner that protects and maintains a high level of dignity and respect for people in need ;   especially those with medical or religious dietary restrictions. ¨ To acknowledge the diversity of those people when faced with dietary or religious food restrictions during times of hardship. - To provide the best minimal free medical care for those with no medical insurance or access to medical care. ¨ Utilizing the concept of volunteerism to enhance the quality of life for all community members. ¨ Building community relationships that foster unity in diversity.

Impact Summary from the Nonprofit The Cultural Cup Food Bank has helped over 11,000 families and individuals with emergency food, water, clothing and hygiene kits each year, since conception. CCFB has joined Maricopa County in the fight against de-hydration during the summer months by becoming a designated "Hydration and Refuge Station" in Phoenix. Since 2007 CCFB has provided its facility to volunteer licensed doctors in order that they may give the uninsured community a place to obtain minimal medical services regardless of economic situations. Doctors, with the help from local medical students have provided medical evaluations to over 3,000 patients annually; and have literally saved countless lives with early detection at the time of service.