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 @ Sorting Fridays for ASU's Project Humanities (and donation drop-off)
970 E University Dr, Tempe, Ar, USWeekly Volunteer Opportunity
Whether it's one time, every week, or something in between, your help is greatly appreciated! Help Project Humanities sort items for their Service Saturday homeless outreach distribution events.Project Humanities requests that volunteers register/RSVP through: https://projecthumanities.asu.edu/upcoming-events
Donation Drop off
Donations are accepted at this location during this same time each week.
Items needed include clothing (especially mens), shoes, accessories, glasses, and hygiene items. Donations of seasonally appropriate attire and items are especially appreciated.
One thing they won't need for a looong time is water bottles3 attendees
HSGP@ Learn About Congo Film Screening & Discussion with BLM Phx Metro
Black Lives Matter Phoenix Metro, 1145 E Washington St, Phoenix, AZ, USBlack Lives Matter Phoenix Metro recognizes this year's Congo Week with a film screening and discussion.
The film: Mikuba (International title: Cobalt)
This documentary follows the powerful story of Mama Lence, a Congolese woman living amidst the violence of mineral extraction. It reveals the brutal impact of the global demand for "green" tech on Congolese communities and ecosystems. This is not just a film; it is a conversation we must have. It is our duty to stand against genocide and colonialism in Congo!For more information about Congo Week see https://congoweek.org/
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HSGP Navigators @ Reed Park Tree Planting, Sat Oct 25
reed park, 1631 E Broadway Rd, Mesa, AZ, US# Reed Park Tree Planting Event
Join HSGP Navigators to help the City of Mesa and our environment. This activity will count for both gardening and conservation badges.
Everyone MUST Register to volunteer with AZSA here and all children must be accompanied by an adult.
Next date: Saturday, October 25, 2025 | 07:30 AM to 12:00 PM
Join us for a Community Tree Event! Residents and businesses are invited to help plant up to 100 trees at this large-scale planting event and then stay for an informative discussion about Mesa’s urban forest.
7:30 a.m. - Volunteer Check-in Begins
8 a.m. to Noon - Welcome, Tree Planting, *Green Stormwater Installation, and Tree Talks.Partners include The Nature Conservancy, Arizona Sustainability Alliance, Watershed Management Group, Unlimited Potential, Trees Matter, Arizona Columbine Garden Club and the Garden Club of America.
*Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) uses natural systems to manage rainwater. Instead of letting rain run off streets and rooftops and cause flooding or pollution, GSI directs it into landscaped areas. There, the water soaks into the ground, nourishing plants and helping to clean the water. This approach also shades and cools areas, creates wildlife habitats, and generally improves our communities.## When
- Saturday, October 25, 2025 | 07:30 AM - 12:00 PM
## Location
Reed Park, 1631 E. Broadway Rd, 85204,
### Cost
Free
### Contact
Stephen Addison
480-644-6780
stephen.addison@mesaazgov4 attendees
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