News & Awards

Celebrating Excellence, Innovation, and Community Impact

At Fellowship Square Mesa, we believe good news is worth sharing. As a nonprofit senior living community committed to excellence, we are proud to be recognized for the quality of care we provide and the values we stand for.

Our awards and partnerships reflect not only our faith-based values and service-driven mission but also our leadership in areas like innovative technology, fall prevention, and aging-in-place solutions. These recognitions are more than just badges; they represent our ongoing promise to deliver compassionate, forward-thinking care centered on each resident’s well-being.

SRP's Champions of Energy Efficiency in 2020

Fellowship Square Mesa was honored by Salt River Project (SRP) with the Excellence in Innovation award as part of its annual Champions of Energy Efficiency Awards. This recognition celebrates businesses that go above and beyond to conserve resources and promote sustainability through innovative solutions.

By participating in SRP’s Business Solutions rebate programs, the nonprofit Christian Care community reduced the cost of its utility bill, saved more than 608,000 kilowatt hours, and reduced its peak demand by .30 kilowatts, which is the equivalent of powering 47 valley homes in one year. Jon Scott Williams, Vice President of Operations for Fellowship Square Mesa says they now use 30 percent less electricity and have new light-emitting diode (LED) bulbs that are 30 percent brighter.

Fellowship Square Awarded Mesa Tribune's Best of Mesa 2018!

March 25, 2018.

Fellowship Square Mesa & Historic Mesa were awarded Best Senior Living in the Mesa Tribune’s “Best of Mesa” annual issue!

“Nonprofit Fellowship Square’s two Mesa locations take great care of seniors at the time of life when daily living becomes a struggle because of hearing, vision, balance, and mobility issues. …

The East Mesa location is a lush, resort-style campus with views of the spectacular Superstitions Mountains.

At both communities, residents enjoy independent living, assisted living, health-care services, and, should the need arise, memory-care support.”

Jon Scott Williams, Vice President of Operations, Fellowship Square Mesa