Local Office
Arizona & New Mexico
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Arizonans and New Mexicans are increasingly feeling the effects of diabetes as over 590,916 people in Arizona and 200,548 people in New Mexico are diagnosed with diabetes, and many others may have diabetes and not know it!
Our American Diabetes Association® (ADA) Arizona and New Mexico Office located in Phoenix, Arizona is committed to educating the public about how to prevent and manage diabetes and support those living with diabetes.
Contact Us
Aaron Dunn, Executive Director
adunn@diabetes.org
Nichole Brown, Associate Director of Development
Nbrown@diabetes.org
Alison Moffitt, Director of Development
Amoffitt@diabetes.org
Melissa Baker, Donor Manager
Mbaker@diabetes.org
Arizona & New Mexico
P.O. Box 7023
Merrifield, Virginia 22116-7023
Merrifield, Virginia 22116-7023
adunn@diabetes.org
Camp AZDA
The American Diabetes Association is proud to be the leading provider of Diabetes Camping Services in the United States.
<strong>Camp AZDA</strong> is held at the Friendly Pines Camp facility, located in the tall pines of the Bradshaw Mountains, six miles outside Prescott.
<strong>Camp AZDA</strong> is held at the Friendly Pines Camp facility, located in the tall pines of the Bradshaw Mountains, six miles outside Prescott.
Camp 180
<strong>NEW MEXICO CAMP 180º</strong> has a mission to provide a fun-filled, educational camping experience for children with diabetes that will help them develop and maintain active, healthy lifestyles.
Arizona & New Mexico Community Leadership Boards
Our Community Leadership Boards are integral to our success. These corporate leaders help us raise crucial funds to fulfill our mission and serve as ambassadors in the communities we serve.
Tour de Cure: Arizona 56
Join our fundraising campaign to fuel our mission! Your partnership will provide year-round engagement opportunities. Tour de Cure is more than a day, it’s a movement!
Community Impact
Volunteer with us.
Your involvement as an American Diabetes Association volunteer—whether on a local or national level—will help improve lives of everyone impacted by diabetes, maybe even someone close to you. There are many ways for you to get involved—a little time can have a big impact.