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Mom’s Pantry, on North Cave Creek Road in Phoenix, is a non-profit and a qualifying charitable organization in the state; assists residents who experienced additional hardships due to the pandemic.
Charles Barkley gives Mom’s Pantry food bank $50K
Mom’s Pantry food bank recently received a $50,000 gift through Turner Sports from basketball icon and commentator, Charles Barkley. more
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Michael Barragan is pursuing an associate of professional pilot technology degree.
TB2 awards aviation scholarship to Cochise College student
Thunderbird Field II Veterans Memorial, Inc. has awarded an aviation scholarship to  a Cochise College student,  Michael Barragan, pursuing an associate of professional pilot technology degree.  more
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Team Tasha event kicks off breast cancer awareness month
Team Tasha, a new local nonprofit event, kicks off Breast Cancer Awareness month by raising funds for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. more
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Vanessa
Big sister + little brother = instant family
If you were moved by the 2018 movie Instant Family, you can create your own version by opening your heart and home to Vanessa and Reye. Vanessa, 15, is a compassionate, nurturing teen and the … more
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Scottsdale native, Logan Myers' song “You Are Enough” was one of 10 songs selected to be on this year’s Grand Canyon University Worship Arts program's fifth album, “Canyon Worship 2020.”
Song by Scottsdale GCU student is on ‘Canyon Worship 2020’ album
The Grand Canyon University Worship Arts program has released its fifth album, “Canyon Worship 2020,” featuring student and Scottsdale native, Logan Myers. more
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Attorneys Jay Zweig has joined Ballard Spahr’s Labor and Employment Group.
Employment litigators Zweig, Costello join Ballard Spahr in Phoenix
Attorneys Jay Zweig and Melissa Costello recently joined Ballard Spahr’s Labor and Employment Group based in Phoenix. more
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Author Sasha Graham displays A Tiny Ninja Book's Milo Does Not Like Mornings in English and Spanish editions.
Local author announces Spanish edition, ‘Milo does not like Mornings’
Author Sasha Graham has announced the publication of the Spanish language edition of her children’s book, “Milo does not like Mornings.” more
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CamCo Commercial Inc pledges $200 million to Goodwill foundation
Cameron Colvin, former NFL athlete, real estate investor and philanthropist, has pledged $200 million to Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona Foundation to help individuals achieve lifelong … more
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Valley philanthropists launch Ballet Arizona recovery fund during pandemic
While the COVID-19 pandemic has been a stressful time for many, the arts have been hit especially hard. As an institution that relies on group performances and nonprofit donations, Ballet Arizona … more
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The Flagstaff Ski & Snowboard Team gain podium certification with help from local athletes
U.S. Ski & Snowboard’s Podium Club Certification Program requires a rigorous, mission-driven, self-assessment and review of best principles and practices in eight areas of organizational performance. more
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Project Humanities’ 7th annual Hacks for Humanity goes virtual
Project Humanities’ annual Hacks for Humanity: Hacking for the Social Good draws participants from different professions, ages, communities, and backgrounds for a weekend of creating solutions … more
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Family Promise illuminates positive light during dark times of novel coronavirus
In the time of the novel coronavirus, crisis knows no bounds and in the case of family homelessness the realities have become harsher than years before in the Valley of the Sun, outreach officials … more
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Local mom gives back to Scottsdale NICU that saved her, twins' lives
When life’s first moments are the hardest — a sentiment nearly all parents sympathize with — being in the hands of a qualified neonatal intensive care unit gives Scottsdale’s … more
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PANDA announces $5 million gift to children’s research center
In honor of Dr. Fayez K. Ghishan’s 25th anniversary as director of the University of Arizona Steele Children’s Research Center, the Phoenix Women’s Board of the Steele … more
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Carrie Masters, David R. Sellers Foundation director, and Mike Anderson, director of Global Orphan. Global Orphan is one of several local nonprofits to receive money from the David R. Sellers Foundation.
Sellers Foundation funds nonprofits amid global pandemic
The Phoenix-based David R. Sellers Foundation has funded several nonprofits during the COVID-19 pandemic and officially launched its website. more
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Amidst the pandemic, Beth Ami Temple offers free High Holiday Services for the community.
Beth Ami Temple to hold free High Holiday virtual services
Beth Ami Temple of Paradise Valley will open virtually to the community as it welcomes congregants and non-members to its High Holiday online services in September. more
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A program on pandemic coping skills will be offered free of charge 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.  on Saturdays — Sept. 12, Oct. 10, and Nov. 14 — at the Franciscan Renewal Center, 5802 E. Lincoln Drive.
Casa welcomes town residents to ‘pandemic stress’ program
Paradise Valley residents will be able to attend a special day-long program on pandemic coping skills for no charge, thanks to a Town of Paradise Valley grant to the Franciscan Renewal Center, commonly known as also called “the Casa.” more
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Family Promise is ensuring that families in their care have the resources and information they need to help children start the school year.
Family Promise of Greater Phoenix helps homeless children
Family Promise of Greater Phoenix is ensuring that the families in their care are ready for learning under any circumstances as the school year begins. more
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Rosie, an African penguin overcomes physical disabilities.
OdySea Aquarium shares story on rehabbing Rosie the penguin
Stories of animals overcoming adversity and challenges are floating around at OdySea Aquarium as eight-month old Rosie, an African penguin, overcomes physical disabilities. more
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CRE marketing influencer, Melissa Swader, debuts her new book, "One Yellow Brick."
Author Melissa Swader debuts new book, ‘One Yellow Brick’
Melissa Swader, the editor in chief of her online publication called Elevate Magazine, announces the debut of her new book that focuses on business and marketing entitled, “One Yellow Brick.” more
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