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Child Crisis Arizona Raises More Than $1 Million During 2025 Lunch for Love

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Child Crisis Arizona’s 2025 Lunch for Love was a powerful testament to community and compassion. Nearly 500 guests gathered at the Arizona Biltmore Resort, where the organization...

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Children’s Respite Homes of America Launches Major Fundraising Drive For Third Anniversary

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Children’s Respite Homes of America (CRHA) is marking an important moment as the Scottsdale-based nonprofit celebrates its third anniversary. Founded to support the development of children’s respite, palliative, and hospice care homes nationwide, CRHA has quickly become a driving force in a movement that aims to ensure medically fragile children can receive compassionate, community-based care close to home.

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Scottsdale Restaurants Rally Behind Circle the City’s Lifesaving Mission


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In Scottsdale this fall, dining out comes with a deeper purpose. Ling & Louie’s Asian Bar and Grill and Ling’s Wok Shop are turning their dining rooms into engines of generosity, channeling proceeds from brunches and signature dishes to support Circle the City, a nonprofit providing healthcare to people experiencing homelessness. It’s a partnership built on the belief that great food can spark meaningful change and that the simple act of sharing a meal can help restore dignity and hope to thousands across Maricopa County.

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HeroZona Hosts 22nd Annual Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway

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The spirit of Thanksgiving will shine brightly in South Phoenix this year as the HeroZona Foundation prepares to host its 22nd annual Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway Drive-Thru on November 22. Beginning at 9 a.m. at Travis L. Williams Post 65, the event will provide frozen turkeys to individuals and families in need, continuing a tradition that has supported the community for more than two decades.

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Fundamental Needs Awarded $50K Grant to Expand The Oasis Project on Navajo Nation

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Mercy Care has awarded Fundamental Needs a 2025 Mercy C.A.R.E.S. Community Reinvestment Grant totaling $50,000 to support The Oasis Project, an initiative bringing running water and new opportunities to families across the Navajo Nation. The program not only installs solar-powered water systems in remote homes but also provides paid, hands-on training for high school students who help build and install the systems themselves.

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