What we’re about
WELCOME!
HSGP is a warm and welcoming community of people with open minds and lots of questions. While we have a lot of diverse opinions and interests, we are accepting and tolerant of differing ideas and positions. While non-belief in the supernatural brought many of us together, our belief in the essential goodness of humanity and dedication to open discussion keeps us together and helps us grow. We have only one life and we strive to make it a good one for ourselves and for others. We are home to people with a wide range of beliefs and positions such as: humanists, atheists, agnostics, freethinkers, and Nones. That covers a lot of ground!
In addition to our Facebook group, we offer a variety of activities to support our Humanist goals and we are always looking for more ways to socialize, learn, and help others. We have a community center near downtown Mesa! Be sure to check us out at our Game nights, Sunday Speaker meetings, or other events.
To learn more, go to our website at [www.HSGP.org](http://www.hsgp.org/). There you will find more information about HSGP and our scheduled events. If you are not a member, please consider becoming a paid member. Your support keeps the building open and the activities running. If you’re not ready to commit to a membership, please join us at one of our free and open to the public events where we hope you will find like-minded individuals. Thank you and we look forward to meeting you!
About Humanism (from the American Humanist Association)
Humanism is a progressive philosophy of life that, without theism and other supernatural beliefs, affirms our ability and responsibility to lead ethical lives of personal fulfillment that aspire to the greater good of humanity.
Alex Zygmunt
President, HSGP
Visit our website at www.hsgp.org
See our Code of Conduct Policy Here.
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HSGP@ Project Humanities Homeless Outreach Service Saturday **MUST REGISTER**
Community Christian Church - ASU/Tempe, 1701 S College Ave, Tempe, AZ, USASU's Project Humanities Homeless Outreach Distribution is now every 1st and 3rd Saturday!
Sign Up with Project Humanities required through: https://projecthumanities.asu.edu/upcoming-events
Their current partner for Service Saturday distribution is "a very social justice forward church with a very progressive congregation and pastor" and is a couple blocks south of the ASU Tempe campus.
The distribution is held indoors. One of the things that makes this event special is the "personal shopper" experience. Each client is greeted at the door and a volunteer carries their shopping bag and helps them select items from the various stations.
HSGP members have been active volunteers with Project Humanities over the years, so we were among the first invited to participate. They are still building their clientele, so are still not seeking large numbers of volunteers. As of mid-May 2025, we are allowed to increase our max number of volunteers from 5 to 7. ** Please maintain your RSVP, and if you're on the wait list keep an eye open for last minute changes **.
Volunteers should be there by 8:15 am. Distribution will begin at 8:30.
What to bring: your smile and desire to help clients shop for clothing and other items available for free.
We're excited to continue our partnership with Project Humanities.
Donations of seasonally appropriate attire and items are especially appreciated. Please see our weekly 'Sorting Friday' event for the time and location to drop off donations (or help sort).
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Inquiring Minds Discussion Group
Humanist Community Center, 627 W. Rio Salado Parkway, Mesa, AZ, US## Details
Topic: What is Morally Good?
Inquiring Minds is a moderated event where people have up to 3 minutes at a time to contribute to the conversation. We take turns in order of hands raised, and everyone is welcome to say as much or little as they would like. This is a fun event where we get to hear from a wide variety of people. At the end of the meeting we vote on what the next month's topic will be. This is a free public event and membership in HSGP is not required.
I do hope people will do some research and find out how other Humanist-minded communities are addressing this. If you find any interesting related articles, please be sure to share links in the comments section of this Meetup page. The more the better!
Hosted by Kyle Davis the first Saturday of each month.
Please go to our website to learn all about HSGP: HSGP Website
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HSGP@ BLM Coffee & Abolition: workshop on disability justice - Sat 10/4 2-4 pm
Hadas Cafe, 4747 E Elliot Rd, Suite 9, Phoenix, AZ, USThis month's Coffee and Abolition will be at Hadas Cafe - An Ethiopian coffee shop with a totally-not-tempting array of traditional pastries and coffee.
Address: 4747 E Elliot Rd
Phoenix, AZ 85044
Time: 2-4pmWe will be doing an introductory discussion on Disability Justice and exploring how we can apply the concept to ourselves and our communities as we continue to learn how to survive together in this political climate.
Black Lives Matter Phoenix Metro holds Coffee & Abolition monthly at different times and different venues in the valley. We are welcome to join them. Sign their general interest form at bit.ly/COFAB025.
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