Carry Me Productions is a 501(c)3 organization that advocates for homeless veterans, former foster youth, and elderly.

Carry is defined as “support and move (someone or something) from one place to another” or to “support the weight of”. Carry Me Productions (CMP) produces results that carry people forward in life.

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What is Carry Me Productions?
As advocates, CMP assists homeless veterans, youth, and seniors by providing consistent help, step-by-step, to recover from their experiences with homelessness or poverty. Most of our clients just need a bit of support to return to what most see as normalcy.
What services does CMP provide?
  • Paperwork for general relief funds (food stamps and cash aid)
  • Assisting veterans with VA Paperwork, including taking them to the VA offices as needed and any appointments necessary to get their claim started
  • Providing hotel stay, so they can focus on what to do next (for up to 3 weeks)
  • Finding work (writing resume, assistance with job posting, etc.)
  • Driver’s License renewal, as needed
  • Advocacy when looking for work, housing, and continuing education
  • Putting submission packets together for individuals who need county services
  • Financial planning to help live on a budget
Who qualifies for the services?
  • Veterans, former foster youth, and elderly individuals who are homeless or at-risk of becoming homeless. Prevention and education are key to stopping the cycle of poverty and homelessness.
  • Veterans, former foster youth, and elderly individuals who just need someone to be by their side during tough times, like surgery or talking to someone about tough medical decisions.
  • Individuals must be self-sufficient in their own lifestyles, promoting self-help, self-care, and an independent living environment.
  • Must be 21 years or older.
  • Must have proof of service (DD-214) or in the case of former foster youth, a letter stating they were once a ward of the state.
Where is CMP located?

In August 2019, CMP moved its headquarters to Tempe, AZ but CMP has helped many people located outside Arizona. For example, CMP has paid utility bills for veterans in need who were located in California, North Dakota, Indiana, and Texas. CMP plans to help Arizonians first.