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Arizona’s Largest Free Autism Expo Returns to Phoenix
In a state where 1 in 36 individuals are diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, finding the right mix of resources, support, and community can often feel like an overwhelming journey. For many Arizona families, the challenge isn’t just accessing services, it’s knowing where to begin. That’s exactly where the 10th annual
Roxy Heart Is a Star!
At 12 years young, Roxy Heart never imagined she would find herself in a shelter environment. Earlier this month, the gorgeous German Shepherd ended up in the care of the Arizona Humane Society due to her previous family no longer being able to care for her due to a member of the household developing allergies.
Although she is a bit confused and stressed in the shelter, Roxy Heart has continued to show what a sweet girl she is with everyone she meets. An avid lover of car rides and going on walks, the adorable pup is a huge fan of booty scratches and has no hesitation diving her face into people’s legs to get more...
“Meals That Matter” Shines a Light on the Power of Food and Care
Spring in Phoenix brings a wave of storytelling to the big screen, but one local documentary is offering a quieter, more intimate perspective - one that centers on compassion, connection and the often-overlooked role of food during life’s most difficult moments.
“Meals That Matter,” a 21-minute documentary and Official Selection of the 2026 Phoenix Film Festival, is a collaboration between
Phoenix Artists Take Flight: Annual Charity Auction Supports Homelessness and Youth Programs
Phoenix is set to celebrate art with impact as Phoenix Rotary 100 hosts Take Flight 2026, its annual charity art auction dedicated to supporting community programs for youth development and those experiencing homelessness. This year’s auction features more than 50 metal butterfly sculptures, ranging from 12 to 48 inches, each uniquely designed by over 30 area artists. The butterflies, many displayed at the Esplanade on 2501 E. Camelback Road, symbolize transformation and hope for individuals navigating challenging circumstances.
Sheena Absolutely Shines!
While the Arizona Humane Society is known for caring for the Valley’s sick, injured and abused pets, the shelter is also dedicated to helping keep owned pets in their loving homes when possible. From resources to low-cost services, there are many ways AHS works to do this including its owned animal foster program – Project Home Away From Home.
