Social Spin Laundromat

06/01/2026

05/22/2026

05/04/2026

Wanted: Bike Helmet for a beautiful customer, please.

She did the hard part 💛

When she first connected with us at CBI PNC, she was unemployed and actively job searching. Now? She’s working—and even saved up for an electric scooter to get herself to and from work.

Next step: safety.

She doesn’t have a helmet yet, but she wants one. We’re looking for a gently used (or new) bike helmet—likely size large, women’s fit if possible.

Do you have one sitting in your closet?
Would you be willing to pass it along?

If we receive more than one, we’ll make sure the extras go to others who need them, too. 🖤

Message us or drop off with one of our team members at Social Spin Mesa:
1255E. Southern Ave., Ste. 1
Mesa, AZ 85204
8 am - 6:30 pm, every day of the week

Let’s protect this momentum—and her head.

04/24/2026

What does access to mean to you?

Our customers started the convo on our at :

💚 The World!
💙 Noses are stink free
💚 Hope

What do you want to add?

04/11/2026

We paid it off 💚

Three years ago, we took on our largest Kiva loan—$25K. Yesterday, we made the final payment.

But what matters most is what it became:
🧺 53 jobs
🧺 5 shelters served weekly
🧺 771 loads in one week

Christy Johnson Moore wrote a personal reflection on what we built and what’s next.

Since starting Social Spin, I’ve said yes to community capital through Kiva three different times. Three years ago, we took on our largest loan—$25,000—and yesterday, we paid it off.

04/08/2026

We’re looking for amazing volunteers to support our mission!! 💙🧺

There are several ways you can make a meaningful impact in our community:

✨Donation Pick-Ups – Help us collect essential items from our partners and bring them to those in need.

✨ Wash With Care (Phoenix and/or Mesa)– Assist guests with laundry services and provide a welcoming, supportive experience

✨ Glendale Site Coverage – (That's right.... we are back at the Glendale Systems of Care campus) Help keep our space running smoothly by supporting daily operations and engaging with guests.

Whether you can give a few hours a week or lend a hand occasionally, your time makes a difference.

If you’re interested in volunteering, please send us an email - [email protected] to get started. We’d love to have you join our community of changemakers! 🙌

03/24/2026

Does harm reduction actually help people - or destroy lives?

It’s an important question and one worth talking about.

The goal of harm reduction is simple: keep people alive, reduce risk and create opportunities for recovery.

These approaches are backed by evidence and have been shown to:
• Reduce overdose deaths
• Prevent the spread of disease
• Connect individuals to treatment and support

This work isn’t about giving up on people, rather, it’s about giving them a chance to move forward.

💬 What questions would you like us to answer next? Let's keep the conversation going...

03/24/2026

How are harm reduction services so available here?

The answer comes down to partnership, collaboration, and community support.

Organizations, healthcare providers, and local partners work together to make these services accessible, meeting people where they are and connecting them to care.

This approach helps:
• Improve public health outcomes
• Reduce strain on emergency services
• Create pathways to recovery and stability

When communities collaborate, real solutions happen.

💬 What questions do you have? Let’s keep the conversation going...

03/24/2026

Do harm reduction strategies lead to more drug use?

One of the biggest concerns we hear is whether harm reduction leads to more drug use.

The reality is, harm reduction is designed to reduce risk, prevent overdose, and create pathways to recovery.

Research consistently shows these approaches help:
• Lower overdose rates
• Reduce the spread of disease
• Connect people to treatment and support

When people are kept safe, they have a better chance at recovery.

💬 Let’s talk about it... what questions do you have?