Community & Business ResourcesGood neighbors. Great ideas. Stronger connections.Coronado is more than a collection of houses. It's a neighborhood full of independent businesses, artists, entrepreneurs, nonprofit organizations, and people who genuinely care about the place they call home. Whether you're looking for a neighborhood business, starting something of your own, seeking community support, or hoping to make new connections, we've gathered some helpful resources to get you started. |
Shop Local, Love Coronado | From cozy coffee shops and neighborhood restaurants to art studios, independent retailers, and creative entrepreneurs, our local businesses are part of what makes Coronado such a special place. Supporting them helps keep our community vibrant, strengthens our local economy, and gives us more reasons to get out and connect with our neighbors. |
Coronado Business Directory | Looking for a favorite neighborhood spot or hoping to discover somewhere new? A fellow Coronado neighbor has put together a handy directory of local businesses, making it easier to explore what's right in our backyard. EXPLORE THE CORONADO BUSINESS DIRECTORY This independently maintained directory is a community-created resource. Business listings and information are managed by its creator rather than the CNA. |
Calling All Coronado Businesses | Own or operate a business in Greater Coronado? We'd love to connect! Local businesses are important partners in making our neighborhood a lively, welcoming place. CNA offers opportunities for businesses to get involved in community events, connect with residents, support neighborhood initiatives, and become part of our growing network of neighborhood partners. Whether you're interested in becoming a CNA Business Member, hosting a neighborhood gathering, sponsoring an event, or collaborating on a creative idea, we'd love to hear from you. |
Miracle Mile: A Neighborhood Gem Worth Celebrating | Historic McDowell Road has long been one of Phoenix's distinctive commercial corridors. Nicknamed the Miracle Mile in the 1950s, this stretch has welcomed generations of shops, restaurants, and neighborhood businesses—and today, it's home to an exciting mix of independent businesses, creative entrepreneurs, and longtime local favorites. We're excited about the possibilities for Miracle Mile's next chapter! Miracle Mile Merchants AssociationThe Miracle Mile Merchants Association (MMMA) brings together local business owners and community members to advocate for the revitalization of this historic commercial corridor. From supporting local businesses to envisioning a more walkable, welcoming McDowell Road, the association works to help Miracle Mile thrive. EXPLORE THE MIRACLE MILE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION CNA Miracle Mile CommitteeCNA's Miracle Mile Committee brings neighbors together to help shape the future of the McDowell Road corridor. From supporting local businesses and celebrating the area's history to advocating for safer streets and a more vibrant, welcoming environment, the committee is exploring ways to help Miracle Mile thrive. Want to get involved? Visit our Join a Committee page to learn more and connect with the group. |
Resources for Small Businesses & Entrepreneurs | Running a business takes a lot of work, whether you're opening your first storefront, growing a home-based business, or trying to figure out which permit you need. Fortunately, there are organizations throughout Phoenix that can help. City of Phoenix Business ResourcesExplore information about business licensing, permits, financial assistance, development, and other City services for local businesses. Explore City of Phoenix Business Resources City of Phoenix Small Business AssistanceFind information about technical assistance, business support programs, grants, and other opportunities for small businesses. Explore Small Business Assistance Arizona Small Business Development Centers (AZSBDC)Access business advising, training, and other resources for entrepreneurs and small business owners. Local First ArizonaConnect with Arizona's independent business community and explore resources, events, and opportunities supporting a strong local economy. Phoenix Public LibraryYour library card can open doors to more than books! Phoenix Public Library offers workshops and programs on entrepreneurship, workforce development, technology, and career growth. |
Community Connections & Support | A strong neighborhood is one where people know how to find help when they need it—and where they can offer help when they're able. These organizations and programs serve Phoenix residents through a wide range of services. 211 ArizonaNot sure where to turn? 211 connects people with resources for food, housing, utilities, health care, financial assistance, and other essential needs. City of Phoenix Human ServicesExplore City programs and services for families, older adults, individuals experiencing homelessness, and residents seeking assistance. Volunteer OpportunitiesWant to lend a hand? From neighborhood cleanups and community events to projects led by local organizations, there are plenty of ways to put your time and talents to good use. |
Bringing Neighbors & Businesses Together | Some of Coronado's best moments happen when neighbors, businesses, artists, and local organizations come together. The CNA helps make those connections through events, partnerships, volunteer opportunities, and financial support for community-driven projects. Community Events & PartnershipsOur neighborhood events are made possible by the generosity and enthusiasm of residents, local businesses, artists, and volunteers. Businesses and organizations can get involved by hosting gatherings, sponsoring events, sharing resources, or helping bring creative ideas to life. The CNA Giving ProgramHave an idea that could make Coronado an even better place to live? CNA's Giving Program helps support eligible neighbor-led projects, community events, murals, neighborhood improvements, and more. From small ideas to ambitious projects, we're excited to support efforts that bring people together and make a positive impact in Greater Coronado. |
Let's work together | Coronado thrives because people care enough to get involved. Maybe you're a business owner who wants to connect with the neighborhood. A nonprofit looking for community partners. An artist with an idea for a collaborative project. Or a neighbor who sees an opportunity to make something better. Whatever you've got in mind, we'd love to hear about it. Have an idea for a partnership, project, or community resource we should share? GET IN TOUCH WITH THE CNA |