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6 Local Nonprofits Receive Over $400K in Grant Funds From Arizona Women's Board
The Arizona Women’s Board has recently granted over $400,000 to six local nonprofits. The nonprofits were chosen based on their alignment with the Board’s mission to prevent kidney disease and improve the quality of life for Arizona kidney patients.
Mental Health Center of America Opens First Phoenix Location
Mental Health Center of AmericaMental Health Center of America (MHCA) is a comprehensive mental health and wellness primary care clinic, specifically designed to be the first and last step for anyone in need of mental health care. MHCA’s multidisciplinary team comprised of Psychiatrist, Clinical Psychologist, Physician Assistants, Licensed Professional Counselors, and Wellness Associates leverage their unique training and experience to create an integrated system that is proficient at assessing, diagnosing, and treating a wide variety of mental health care concerns.
6 Skincare Treatment Upgrades We All Need
If you're like most people, even with a clear complexion, it didn't come to you with little or no work - in fact, it's a consistent and sometimes painstaking process. Whether you're a regular at Sephora or Ulta or getting facials once a month, you can still benefit from upgrading your skincare treatments. Just like the seasons, our skincare needs change depending on the weather, PMS, our age, the climate we live in, the stress we're under, and countless other factors.
Desert Foundation Auxiliary Holds 56th Annual Luncheon
Desert Foundation Auxiliary (DFA), a 501(c)3 founded in 1965, held its 56th Annual Luncheon to elect its 2022-23 Board of Directors February 2nd at Paradise Valley Country Club.
Pictured from left: VP Membership Nancy Bates, Treasurer Joan Raskin. Recording Secretary Kati Travelle, Officer-at-Large Susan Wissink, Ball Co-chair Liz Pierson, President Michele McCabe, Ball Chair Jean Cody, Social Secretary Megan Hackbarth and Officer-at-Large Wendy Arendt. Not pictured Officer-at-Large Jenny Ellis.
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Southern Heart Ball Campaign Raises $750K
Tucson, AZ, March 30, 2022 — The American Heart Association, the world’s leading nonprofit organization focused on heart and brain health for all, is proud to announce the Heart of Southern Arizona annual campaign raised more than $750,000! This campaign culminated in the Southern Arizona Heart Ball on Saturday, March 19 at the Westin La Paloma Resort. Anthony and Emily Schaefer chaired the 2021-22 campaign. Anthony leads the renowned real estate group The Schaefer Team at Long Realty Company and Emily is a Registered Nurse at Haven Hospice. Because of their incredible volunteer leadership, the Schaefers surpassed their goal of raising $650,000 to support the lifesaving work of the American Heart Association.
