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My Sister’s Closet Founder Donates 100% of May Proceeds to Fresh Start Women’s Foundation
Paradise Valley resident and founder of My Sister’s Closet, Ann Siner has a heart for mothers and animals, and the desire to make a difference in the Valley. Over the years, Siner has graciously donated $4 million to various causes and charities that support women, wildlife and animals.
The Sunscreen Saga and Why You Should Choose Mineral over Chemical for Skin Health
You might think sunscreen is just a summer staple, slathered on during beach vacations or poolside lounging. However, this notion couldn't be further from the truth. Sunscreen is an everyday essential, as important to your daily regimen as brushing your teeth or combing your hair. It might even surprise you to learn that sunscreen is just as important in the winter as it is in the sizzling months of summer. It's not an option; it's a necessity for maintaining healthy, vibrant skin.
Breaking the Stigma and Encouraging Open Conversations About Men's Mental Health
Mental health affects people from all walks of life, and men may encounter certain challenges navigating their problems. Society often expects them to be strong and in control, but the truth is that mental illness can affect anyone, regardless of gender. Depression, anxiety, and substance misuse are among the most common mental health issues that men face. Isolation, stress, and societal pressure to succeed can all worsen these disorders. Men must know that it is acceptable to suffer from mental health issues and seek treatment when necessary. It is possible to manage these issues while living a healthy, meaningful life with the right therapy.
Community Group H3 Phoenix is Raising Funds to Benefit Mesa Children’s Home
Scottsdale community outreach group H3 Phoenix is conducting a fundraiser this summer for Sunshine Acres Children’s Home, a privately funded family group home in Mesa, Ariz.
Arizona 6th Grader Advances to Final Round of National Spelling Bee
Photo Courtesy of Scripps National Spelling Bee
An Arizona 6th grader is one of the 12 remaining spellers out of more than 200 in the 2022 Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., advancing through 7 rounds by spelling words including, “nuciform”, “dyspathy”, and “croupous”.
Aliyah Alpert of Alpert Homeschool correctly spelled the word “foudroyant” in the 29th round to win the state bee earlier this year at the Arizona Spelling Bee, hosted by the Arizona Educational...