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For the first time in 58 years, the Lutheran Church of the Master will not hold its annual Easter Sunrise Service at Turf Paradise located 1501 W. Bell Road in Phoenix.
Religious sects forsake gathering while uplifting members during COVID-19
Despite the scripture in Hebrews to “not forsake the gathering of ourselves together,” religious organizations near and far are following mandates to avoid gathering to decrease spreading the novel coronavirus. more
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UMOM New Day Centers campus for family shelter.
UMOM opens 20 more shelter units during COVID-19
UMOM New Day Centers, which provides emergency shelter, supportive services, and housing for families, single women, and youths experiencing homelessness, is sheltering more families in need due to the COVID-19 pandemic. more
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27th Annual Beach Ball honors Sheila Zuieback with Spirit of Hope Award
It’s a signature Valley tradition, trading tuxedos and glittering gowns for resort wear to raise funds for Phoenix Children’s Hospital. Along with a new beach … more
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Picture of Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust Founder Virginia Galvin, whose Trust supports organizations enriching health, well-being, and offering opportunities to the people of Maricopa County. Since it began awarding grants in 2000, Piper Trust has invested more than $472 million in local nonprofits and programs. Piper Trust grantmaking areas are healthcare and medical research, children, older adults, arts and culture, education, and religious organizations; grantmaking to organizations by core area and/or year is available online .
Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust gives $6.3M in COVID-19 emergency grants
Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust has awarded $6,340,000 in emergency grants to support Maricopa County science, human services, and arts and culture nonprofits during the unprecedented economic crisis, stemming from the Coronavirus outbreak. more
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Bhakti Gosalia, vice president of operations for Sun Health Communities, details "social distancing."
Staying socially connected while ‘social distancing’
We are really in an unprecedented time with a lack of answers, certainty and control, and there is no end in sight. more
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Emergency relief grants available for Arizona artists, arts professionals
As part of broader crisis response strategies, Arizona arts funders and service organizations have set up a collaborative fund to provide emergency relief grants of $500-$1,500 to artists and arts … more
Paradise Valley resident, Christa Berlanti, recently donated two Conservation Easements totaling 1.76 acres.
Paradise Valley Mountain Preserve Trust receives acreage to protect and preserve
Less than six months after inviting donors to contribute parcels to The Paradise Valley Mountain Preserve Trust, the group has received acres worth multi-millions to benefit the public. more
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Applewood Animal Hospital Medical Director Dr. Elizabeth Drummond delivers supplies with the animal hospital’s official greeter, a four-year-old Bernese Mountain Dog who is a registered therapy dog, to Erin Hegedus, a member of the Phoenix Children’s Hospital COVID-19 Command Center Team.
Paradise Valley's Applewood Animal Hospital donates protective gear to PCH
Doctors and staff at Applewood Animal Hospital, 6909 E. Lincoln Dr. in Paradise Valley, recently donated protective supplies including masks and gloves to Phoenix Children’s Hospital for its medical staff. more
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Ability360 Sports & Fitness Center offers state-of-the-art support of individuality for all
A life solely under the guidance of one’s self is an ability most have --- but many do not --- and the understanding of this truth of life is at the core of a Phoenix-based nonprofit mission … more
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The "Employee Pantry" created by Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office Community Outreach Division is working with other agencies and the community to collect and distribute key items to MCSO workers in need of critical items during the COVID-19 pandemic.
MCSO creates employee pantry to help during COVID-19 pandemic
The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office has united to help fellow employees who are having difficulty finding necessary items at the local stores. more
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Arizona Women’s Board raises $550K for kidney health programs
The Arizona Women’s Board luncheon event raised net proceeds of more than $550,000 for the benefit of Arizonans suffering from kidney disease. The Authors Luncheon 2019, held on Nov. 16 at … more
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The Assistance League of Phoenix recently launched two new buses sponsored with Rotary 100/BHHS Legacy Foundation and Fiesta Bowl Charities/BHHS Legacy Foundation to ensure clothing and shoes to fill these buses.
Thunderbirds Charities awards $50K to Assistance League of Phoenix
Thunderbirds Charities recently awarded the Assistance League of Phoenix a $50,000 grant to support its Operation School Bell. more
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2020 Academy Awards viewing party benefits Valley Youth Theatre
Billie Jo Herberger and Oscar De Las Salas recently rolled out the red carpet in benefit of the Valley Youth Theatre. The two hosted an exclusive “Oscars at the Oscars” Academy Award … more
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Scottsdale Arts is a finalist for the Governor's Arts Awards in the administrators and organization category.
Finalists announced to receive Governor’s Arts Awards
Finalists from 16 Arizona communities were recently selected to receive the 2020 Arizona Governor’s Arts Awards. more
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Arizona Children Association adds new executives: Barbara Krusko, Ken Goranson, Henry Behr and Vicki Helland to the leadership team.
AzCA names new executive team
Arizona’s Children Association, among the state’s oldest and largest child welfare and behavioral health nonprofit agencies, announces additions to its leadership team. more
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U.S. Navy Chief Information Systems Technician Christopher Garcia, from Phoenix, plays guitar aboard the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) in the Arabian Sea.
Phoenix native Garcia ‘strums’ aboard USS Harry S. Truman
U.S. Navy Chief Information Systems Technician Christopher Garcia, of Phoenix, has a guitar in tow while on the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman. more
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Carmen Wendt, Regent Grand Canyon Chapter NSDAR shown with essay winners, Gael Zentai, Chaparral High School; Avery Patton, Desert Canyon Middle School; Sadie Becker, Cochise Elementary School; Outstanding History Teacher Zachary Zipser, Coronado High School; Outstanding Special Education Teacher Gabrielle Bittner, Tolleson Elementary and Middle School; William Ryan, Desert Canyon Middle School; and Good Citizen winner Maeve Lomax, Chaparral High School.
Grand Canyon Chapter DAR honors local educators, students
The Grand Canyon Chapter DAR recently held its annual awards ceremony, at the McDowell Mountain Club House, to recognize educators and students.  more
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Ability360 and Max in Motion is hosting youth adaptive sports clinics once a month through October.
Ability360 announces youth adaptive clinics through October
Every year from March through October, Ability360 Sports & Fitness Center and Max in Motion host youth adaptive sports clinics. more
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Phoenix-based nonprofit, Esperança, will use a $25,000 grant from Thunderbirds Charities to further support its health literacy programs for at-risk, low-income Latino children, adults, and seniors in the Phoenix area.
Thunderbirds Charities grants $25K to Esperança
Phoenix-based nonprofit, Esperança, is the recipient of a $25,000 grant from Thunderbirds Charities, the charitable giving arm of The Thunderbirds – hosts of the Waste Management Phoenix Open. more
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one•n•ten’s annual ‘Fresh Brunch’ smashes attendance, fundraising records
Each year, one•n•ten’s “Fresh Brunch” fundraiser celebrates the successes of the local LGBTQ youth organization’s past year and sets the stage for the next one, and … more
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