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Carly Mertz
Mertz, Voy win Arizona Youth of the Year honors
Carly Mertz, 17, and Dylan Voy, 18, were awarded Arizona Youth of the Year honors during an online ceremony, which the Arizona Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs organized and Fiesta Bowl Charities presented Tuesday, March 31. more
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Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center is in dire need of community assistance.
Foothills Food Bank needs items, donations
The Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center urgently needs numerous items from water to bagged rice and hand sanitizer. more
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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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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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Eli Erickson
Scottsdale residents shed light on the days of their lives at home
As of 5 p.m. Tuesday, March 31, Arizona residents have been ordered to remain home except for specific essential activities, and as some Scottsdale residents cross the three-week mark since social … 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
WIC Program at Paiute Neighborhood Center sees hours change
The Women, Infants and Children Program at the Paiute Neighborhood Center will see a few changes after the Scottsdale City Council approved on consent an amendment to a license agreement. 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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Ritvik Warrier serves as director of strategy for Remidi-19.
Local students combat COVID-19 with research, technology
A group of Arizona high school students called Remidi-19 formed to research and attempt to remedy the rapidly-spreading COVID-19 pandemic. more
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The Awareness Walk to End Homelessness is moving online as Human Services Campus deals with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Human Service Campus takes homelessness awareness walk online
The second annual Human Services Campus Awareness Walk to End Homelessness is moving from the street to homes across the Valley as it goes virtual. more
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The Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center at 34501 Old Black Canyon Highway in Black Canyon City.
Local churches assist Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center
In addition to “support and love for the human spirit,” many Arizona churches provide monthly food donations to food banks like Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center in Cave Creek. more
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Did you know: Domestic violence myths, misconceptions debunked
There are many myths and misconceptions about domestic violence. Here are a few common myths, misconceptions and the truth behind them: Myth: Domestic violence is only physical. Fact: … more
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The McDowell Sonoran Preserve is a protected desert habitat in Scottsdale that features multi-use trails and natural desert life.
Scottsdale honors Campana, Manross with preserve amenity dedication
A consent agenda often allows the Scottsdale City Council to approve numerous items at once, bypassing discussion on those items but councilmember Virginia Korte decided break the norm. more
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Operation Fix It: Scottsdale program illustrates the good in community
In times of need, people come together and in the City of Scottsdale, that idea is embodied as Operation Fix It. “Ironically, Operation Fix It was founded at a time when our economy was in … 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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HonorHealth Foundation’s Honor Ball 2020 raises $1.3 million
The Honor Ball continued this year with great entertainment, dinner and dancing, where more than $1 million was raised for the local health organization. The 44th annual Honor Ball was held at … more
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale is rendering its services to local health care professionals and first responders who desperately need to be at work during these critical times.
Boys & Girls Club of Greater Scottsdale closes five more branch locations
Following President Trump’s Coronavirus Guidelines for America released March 16 and updates on the CDC website, the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Scottsdale has announced the decision to … 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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