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Vice Adm. Yancy B. Lindsey delivers first-time remarks as the commander of Navy Installations Command during the CNIC change of command ceremony onboard the Washington Navy Yard, relieving Vice Adm. Mary M. Jackson as CNIC commander retiring after 32 years of naval service. Under the Chief of Naval Operations, CNIC is responsible for providing support services for the fleet, fighter and family with more than 53,000 military and civilian personnel under 10 regions and 71 installations worldwide.
Navy Shore Enterprise welcomes new commander
Commander, Navy Installations Command held a change of command ceremony at the Forge Building, CNIC Headquarters, on board the Washington Navy Yard, D.C., May 29. more
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Thunderbirds, NextMed partner to donate PPE masks to community
The Thunderbirds, hosts of the Waste Management Phoenix Open, partnered with NextMed to purchase and distribute more than 100,000 PPE Masks to the Phoenix community as part of the NextMed Cares … more
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Esperança’s Phoenix staff deliver care packages of household necessities to seniors and families throughout the Valley.
Esperança donates care packages to 500 seniors, families
Phoenix-based nonprofit, Esperança provided care packages to the community after receiving a $25,000 emergency COVID-19 grant from Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust. more
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Xavier’s Jamie Stelnik and Brophy’s Jackson Moran and Charlie Fallon organized a virtual fun run to benefit St. Vincent de Paul’s COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund.
Xavier, Brophy runners create fundraiser to combat COVID-19 effects
A trio of cross-country runners from Xavier College Preparatory and Brophy College Preparatory have organized a virtual fun run with the aim of benefiting St. Vincent de Paul. more
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Esperanca raises more than $68,000 from first virtual Hope Breakfast
When it became apparent that large group gatherings were not advisable for the foreseeable future, the staff and volunteers at Esperança quickly adjusted plans for its Hope Breakfast, turning … more
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Family Promise of Greater Phoenix Executive Director Ted Taylor is shown with kids who are amongst those to benefit from a $10,000 donation awarded to help the organization's daycare.
Family Promise of Greater Phoenix receives $10K donation
Liberty Mutual and Safeco Insurance recently announced a $10,000 donation to Family Promise of Greater Phoenix that will be used to help fund the daycare. more
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Staff and family members of LivGenerations Pinnacle Peak wish matriarchs a Happy Mother's Day.
LivGenerations Pinnacle Peak shows moms love with parade, roses
Staff and family members of residents at LivGenerations Pinnacle Peak recently recognized Mother’s Day with a parade, a “rolling buffet,” gifts and roses. more
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The City of Scottsdale, Scottsdale Public Art, One-Eyed Jack statue creator John Randall Nelson collaborated to add a face mask to the popular public art sculpture.
Scottsdale’s famed One-Eyed Jack statue wears face mask
The City of Scottsdale has unveiled its modifications to a popular public art sculpture, One-Eyed Jack, by adding a face mask to encourage public safety. more
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Tim Moran, founder of Precado Capital; Andy Ingram, cofounder of Four Peaks Brewing Ccompany; and Christopher Watts, CEO of Sunstate Equipment were the three Brophy alumni leading the effort.
Brophy alumni team to support Navajo Nation during pandemic
Three former Brophy College Preparatory classmates recently joined together to send donations to the Navajo Nation, which is one of the harder hit areas in regards to COVID-19. more
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Assistance League of Phoenix fills the void left by vicious cycle of poverty
The children are our future. The nice sentiment of future generations becoming the leaders of tomorrow oftentimes comes with the blood, sweat and tears of family members, school leaders --- and … more
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Cox Charities distributed nearly $570,000 to more than 100 youth and education-focused nonprofits across Arizona in 2019.
Cox Charities accepts grant applications from nonprofits benefiting youths, to May 29
Through May 29, Cox Charities is accepting grant applications from Arizona nonprofits that focus on K−12 youth and education programs. more
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The Chiricahua Community Health Center in Benson.received financial support from Arizona Community Foundation.
Arizona Community Foundation announces grant, scholarship, loan distributions
The Arizona Community Foundation and its donors recently announced grant, scholarship and loan distributions for its fiscal year, which ended March 31. more
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JFCS has emergency assistance for individuals, businesses
Jewish Family & Children’s Service is experiencing an urgent demand for services from the community and has created an emergency assistance fund. more
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Desert Foundation Auxiliary inducts 2020 board of directors
On Feb. 12, Paradise Valley’s Desert Foundation Auxiliary, held its annual meeting at the Paradise Valley Country Club. Additionally, the 2020 board of directors were inducted and … more
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“For five years, Red Nose Day has tapped into the power of laughter, engagement and entertainment to bring Americans together to change the stories of millions of children in need,” Alison Moore, CEO of Comic Relief US, the nonprofit organization behind Red Nose Day, said.
Walgreens takes 'Red Nose Day' digital, championing fight against child poverty
Red Nose Day is back for the sixth year at Walgreens, with 240 locations across Arizona. While the mission to raise money to end child poverty remains more important now than ever, the "Red Nose" … more
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Shown are Big Brother Rashaun and Little Brother Frank connecting virtually through Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona's mentor program, which pivoted to virtual meetings during the pandemic; BBBSAZ is the recipient of a $74,000 COVID-19 response grant from the Arizona Community Foundation and Valley of the Sun United Way.
Arizona Community Foundation, Valley of the Sun United Way grant $74K to BBBSAZ
The Arizona Community Foundation and Valley of the Sun United Way announce the first collaborative COVID-19 response grant of $74,000 awarded to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona. more
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Paradise Valley mother and daughter duo Honey and Angel Gould, founders of Honeysblooms, have been delivering life-sized five-foot creations to front yards for celebrations.
Paradise Valley business Honeysblooms blossoms
A little more than six months ago, a British mother and daughter, living in Paradise Valley, began a business named Honeysblooms that has now blossomed in the wake of a global pandemic. more
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A view of students a part of The Be Kind People Project focused on teaching area youth the virtues and positive impacts of acting kind to others.
Through empathetic approach, The Be Kind People Project seeks better day for all
There is a Scottsdale-based 501(c)3 nonprofit organization focused on educating the next generation of the virtues and necessity of treating all people --- all creeds, colors and religious beliefs … more
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Meet Your Neighbor: Rimmer seeks election to Arizona's 6th Congressional District
Stephanie Rimmer, 49, knew running for Congress would be unpredictable but she never expected someone to ask her to foster a newborn whose mother was on drugs. She said yes. Today, that newborn, … more
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From left are Steve Pilkington; his wife, Jennifer; and Larry Fitzgerald.
Mesa nurse gets surprise visit from Arizona Cardinals’ Larry Fitzgerald
Steve Pilkington got the surprise of his life this week when football legend Larry Fitzgerald, wide receiver for the Arizona Cardinals, stopped by his house to drop off dinner to thank Mr. … more
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