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AZ Giving: Becky Chase of Bosom Buddies
Becky Chase, the current president of Bosom Buddies, opens up to AZFoothills.com about her personal role in this nonprofit. The organization is based on volunteer survivors of cancer who meet regularly to support others facing the same battle. Due to the ill health of the remaining founders, Chase stepped in as the president after having been on the Board of Directors since 2009.
AZ Giving Spotlight: The Coalition of Blacks Against Breast Cancer
As one of the only organizations that specifically targets those of African descent, The Coalition of Blacks Against Breast Cancer helps those dealing with the struggles of cancer. This organization aims to create awareness and educate African American cancer victims of proper health care. Arizona Foothills Magazine interviews co-founder, Marion Kelly.
Stories Of Survival (Part 4)
On the night of May 1, 2013, Travis Warrick, a 21-year-old professional bullfighter, was rushed to the emergency room after an unfortunate accident while in the arena. From Texas, Warrick had grown up around rodeo and has much experience in bullfighting. 
Who’s Watching? Electronic Media and Divorce
Q&A with Kaine Fisher, Director of Rose Law Group Family Law Department
“My gut tells me my spouse is cheating on me and I want to prove it. I want to do some investigating but I’m worried I might get into trouble. What can I do and not do to find out?”
Stories Of Survival (Part 3)
For the past 12 years, 65-year-old Mitzi Soltys has been battling ovarian cancer. Soltys first moved to the Valley in 1997 from Colorado, a choice she made with her then-husband, who subsequently died of renal disease in 2001.
