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Hope Women’s Center Honors Phoenix Mercury legend Bridget Pettis in Scottsdale

Phoenix Mercury legend Bridget Pettis was honored by Hope Women’s Center Sept. 19.

(Courtesy Hope Women's Center)

Phoenix Mercury legend and community advocate Bridget Pettis received the first Hope Champion Award from Hope Women’s Center on Saturday, Sept. 19, at the organization’s annual Night of Hope Gala.

The new award will be given each year to community leaders whose work reflects Hope’s mission of empowering women and teen girls, strengthening communities and creating opportunities for others to heal, grow and move forward, according to a press release.

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