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Q&A: Doctor establishes blood cancer program in …

9/30/2023

Dr. Jeffrey Schriber is a hematologic oncologist and Scottsdale resident. He has lived in Phoenix for 26 years and done hundreds of blood and marrow transplants. Since joining City of Hope in …

Goodwill raises $285K in Phoenix to support employment …

9/28/2023

Annual Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona fundraising event brings in more than $285,000.

Arizona Financial Credit Union awards $44K in grants …

9/10/2023

Since launching the Local Causes Visa debit card program in 2020, Arizona Federal Credit Union has supported more than 60 nonprofits throughout Metro-Phoenix.

Cancer Action Network leads Phoenix gathering, next …

9/9/2023

Volunteers with the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network hosted Arizona’s first-ever Lights of Hope event Friday evening outside of the Arizona State Legislature offices in downtown Phoenix.

Breast cancer expo at Hilton Phoenix Chandler on Sept. …

8/16/2023

A free Breast Cancer Resource Expo will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 30 at the Hilton Phoenix Chandler, 2929 W. Frye Road. Resources such as pain management, support groups, …

Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels sets annual gala for Sept. …

8/2/2023

The Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels 11th annual Night of Hope Gala is scheduled for 6–10 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 30 at Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort & Spa At Gainey Ranch. This cocktail, …

Northeast Valley students graduate from Helios …

8/1/2023

Ten students from the Northeast Valley graduated July 27 from the 17th class of Helios Scholars at TGen, the flagship internship program at the Translational Genomics Research Institute, part of City …

New family advocacy center opens in Tempe

5/29/2023

Tempe invests in community health and well-being with the opening of a family advocacy center that serves all victims of crime at one centralized, confidential location.

VIDEO: Peoria-based Hope Effect bringing foster care …

5/15/2023

It’s not uncommon to hear the echoes of an overburdened foster care system in the United States. But some might not know that many developing countries do not even offer a foster care option at all, mired in a system of institutional orphanages that often cause more harm than help.