Project SALT has always been about neighbors helping neighbors.
Now, their new website makes it easier than ever to get help, give help, volunteer, donate, sponsor, submit a prayer request, and stay connected with one of Wickenburgβs most important community resources.
SALT is an acronym for Serving And Loving Together – and that mission shows up every day through food boxes, sack lunches, clothing, hygiene items, household essentials, hydration support, prayer, emergency relief, and practical care for families and neighbors in need throughout the Wickenburg area.
Visit the new site:
https://projectsaltwickenburg.org/
Everything Project SALT provides at its Tegner Street location – supplies, services, support, hydration, clothing, food assistance, prayer, and practical aid – is offered at no charge to the people and families they serve. If you need help, Project SALT provides.
SALT is so much more than a food pantry. Project SALT is a faith-based, community-powered nonprofit helping hundreds of local neighbors bridge the gap each month with dignity, compassion, and no judgment.
Project SALT is also a certified and registered Hydration Station and Cooling Center within the Maricopa County Heat Relief Network.Β
During Wickenburgβs extreme summer temperatures, they provide water and a safe, air-conditioned place for community members to cool down, rest, and get out of dangerous heat. In a desert town where summer conditions can become serious fast, this kind of work is not just helpful – it can be life-changing. Project SALT is quietly doing the kind of work faith calls people to do: showing up, serving others, and loving their neighbors in practical ways.
A huge shout out goes to Chris Strale, Project SALT Board President, for his unbelievable tenacity and effectiveness in finding, organizing, and securing resources for the nonprofit. Chris has helped keep the mission moving forward in a very real, very practical way.Β
And another big shout out to Gilly Pollard, Executive Director, for the constant hustle – connecting with local businesses, building partnerships, showing up around town, and keeping Project SALT visible, active, and connected to the people who can help.
Speaking of Gilly – mark your calendars. Gillyβs Grateful Day is scheduled for January 30, 2027, at Dillonβs in Morristown. This event has become one of those local gatherings people talk about, look forward to, and rally around. Proceeds from the last one helped fund Free Family Swim Night at the Wickenburg Public Pool for the entire summer.
That is local impact.
Project SALTβs Prayer Request page is also live, giving community members a simple and private way to reach out for prayer, encouragement, and support:
https://projectsaltwickenburg.org/prayer-request/
The new Project SALT website was created by BLT Marketing & Design to give the organization a stronger, cleaner, easier-to-use online home. The goal was simple – make it easier for people to Donate, Volunteer, Get Help, submit Prayer Requests, Get Involved, and step up as local or national sponsors.
If youβve been looking for a meaningful way to support Wickenburg-area families, seniors, individuals, and neighbors facing hardship, this is a great place to start.
Visit the new website. Share the mission. Get involved.
