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Hiegel joins start-up marketing firm Heart & Soul
Heart & Soul Marketing, a recently created marketing and public relations agency, has hired long-time Scottsdale resident Mark Hiegel to become its vice president of business partnerships. Mr. … more
Desert Foundation Auxiliary celebrates 55th year
As early as 1963 a few visionary women saw a need for a Debutante Ball in the Scottsdale area, which would present young women to their families and friends while raising funds for deserving … more
P.B. Bell’s employees and vendors were able to donate more than 3,200 pairs of socks to those in need.
Scottsdale-based P.B. Bell donates 3,200 socks to St. Vincent de Paul
P.B. Bell, a Scottsdale-based multifamily development, management and acquisition firm, recently assisted those in need this winter by hosting a sock drive for St. Vincent de Paul. more
Scottsdale resident, doctor advocates for patients in underserved communities
In the early 1980s, Dr. Baharak Tabarsi, a longtime Scottsdale resident, and her family left their home country of Iran after facing severe religious persecution. Today, she helps serve communities … more
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Charlene Costanzo, best-selling, award-winning author of The Twelve Gifts.
Scottsdale Society of Women Writers welcomes Charlene Costanzo
Charlene Costanzo — best-selling, award-winning author of The Twelve Gifts collection of eight books — will be the guest speaker during the Scottsdale Society of Women Writers monthly Zoom meeting. more
Learn from a pro: Scottsdale author offers tips, tricks to writing a memoir
Scottsdale’s Civic Center Library welcomes award-winning author, Patricia L. Brooks for her talk: Write the Memoir You’re Afraid to Write. The 60-minute Zoom talk will be 10-11 a.m. … more
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Scottsdale Rotary Club welcomes FBI for special, informative visit
The Rotary Club of Scottsdale welcomed Craig Moringiello, assistant special agent in charge – Phoenix division of the Federal Bureau to Investigation to the club’s recent hybrid meeting. … more
Scottsdale church makes large donation to assist homeless veterans
This holiday season, Scottsdale-based Desert Foothills Lutheran Church increased its charitable efforts by donating homemade items and more to Valley veterans. more
Dr. Jan Gehler, former Scottsdale Community College president, is a 2021 Diversity Champion.
Scottsdale’s 2021 Diversity Champions, MLK celebration goes online Jan. 14
Scottsdale nonprofit Community Celebrating Diversity announces its 2021 Diversity Champions. more
First Place AZ continues to build upon vision of a place for all with neurodiversities
A lot can be said about how a society treats its aging, vulnerable and disenfranchised communities, but at First Place AZ advocates there are seeking a holistic approach to day-to-day life for those … more
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A special holiday drive for children’s advocacy
Lamborghinis, McLarens and a host of other high performance vehicles showed up to donate toys to the Childhelp Children’s Center of Arizona on Dec. 5. The PHX GT Car Club and PHX Driven Car … more
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Vehicles filled with children, dogs, and adults drove through the parking lot at 3110 E. Thunderbird Road in Phoenix to drop off gifts for children in foster care throughout Arizona.
AHH partners with community to support foster care children
Arizona Helping Hands held its first drive-through collection event to fill Santa’s Sleigh with gifts for children in foster care. more
Scottsdale Mayor W. J. “Jim” Lane
Mayor Lane encourages, updates Rotary Club of Scottsdale
The Rotary Club of Scottsdale recently welcomed Rotarian and Scottsdale Mayor W. J. “Jim” Lane to the club’s virtual Zoom meeting. more
Scottsdale Bible Church’s north Phoenix, 2501 E. Cactus Road.
Scottsdale Bible Church launches $1M ‘Bridging the digital divide’ for student laptops
Leadership of Scottsdale Bible Church recently responded to the number of Valley children struggling to learn remotely, without access to computers at home. more
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A special place in north Scottsdale helps children make ‘Horsense’ of a mad, mad world
Life lessons come in all shapes, forms and fashion but the virtues of responsibility, respect and characters are rites of passage many would argue everyone needs. But some children don’t … more
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Scottsdale woman remembers role with early Ice Capades
Scottsdale resident Lela Bogardus got an early start in fitness, one that led to a job on ice. more
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Kraig R. Nelson, historian for the accredited and internationally recognized Cave Creek Museum.
Historian shares Valley history with Rotary Club of Scottsdale
Rotary Club of Scottsdale recently welcomed Kraig R. Nelson, historian for the accredited and internationally recognized Cave Creek Museum that celebrated its 50th anniversary. more
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Meet Your Neighbor: Scottsdale homebuilder Kim Cullum
Scottsdale resident and business owner Kim Cullum sheds light on running a successful home building company during the global pandemic. more
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100+ Women Who Care donates $10,270 to Family Promise
The Scottsdale group of 100+ Women Who Care Valley of the Sun donated $10,270 to Family Promise of Greater Phoenix, a nonprofit organization that works with families experiencing homelessness … more
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UMOM New Day Centers offers shelter, services, and housing for Arizona families, women, and youth experiencing homelessness.
Donations to UMOM on Giving Tuesday will be matched
For Giving Tuesday, a generous, anonymous Scottsdale donor has offered to match up to $30,000 in donations to the UMOM New Day Centers, which offers shelter, services, and housing for Arizona families, women, and youth experiencing homelessness. more
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