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Specific asks from mutual aid coordinators. No sign-up, no commitment — just show up.

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Critical Phoenix 23h left

1 slot needed

Drive a neighbor to cooling center — Peoria, 85381

What: One neighbor (elderly, no car) needs a ride from home to the Peoria Aquatic Center cooling center. Pickup within 2 hours if possible.
Where: 8401 W Monroe St, Peoria, AZ — Peoria Aquatic Center — main entrance
When: Today, any time before 5pm

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Critical Phoenix 1d left

2 slots needed

Restock Maryvale cooling station — water + snacks urgently needed

What: Drop off at least one case of bottled water and a bag of shelf-stable snacks (granola bars, crackers, fruit cups). Fridge is empty. Heat advisory active.
Where: 4545 W McDowell Rd, Phoenix, AZ — Next to Save-A-Lot, blue-painted door on the side
When: Today or tomorrow, before 8pm

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Urgent Phoenix 2d left

3 slots needed

Deliver water to Glendale distribution point — Mutual Aid AZ

What: Pick up a pallet of water at Costco (or bring your own cases) and drive to the Glendale drop point. Coordinator will mark which ZIP clusters are driest.
Where: 5800 W Glenn Dr, Glendale, AZ — Behind the library — look for orange cones
When: This weekend

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