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Ryan House Announces Passing of Its Namesake

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Photo credit: Prestige by Lifetouch

Ryan House has shared the news that its namesake, Ryan Cottor, died on Dec. 7 due to unexpected complications related to his spinal muscular atrophy. Cottor was 17. Phoenix-based Ryan House, which was founded in 2004, offers world-class care and programs for all children and...

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Pets on Parade, AZ's Longest Running TV Show, Celebrates 60 Years on Dec. 8

 

The Arizona Humane Society’s weekly TV show, “Pets on Parade,” will celebrate its 60th anniversary on Saturday, December 8 at 12:30 p.m. on KTVK-3TV. “Pets on Parade” is the longest-running...

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Wreaths Across America Aims to Honor Fallen Veterans on Dec. 15

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The holidays are noted universally as being a time of giving – whether it’s to your community or to your loved ones. There are hundreds of organizations and charities across the county that work tirelessly to provide to those who are less fortunate by donating both their time and resources. And while there are many who are doing great work, very few have the spotless reputation and unique influence that Wreaths Across America does.

The story about the organization begins with Morrill Worcester, who is the owner of the Worcester Wreath Company of Harrington, Maine. When Morrill was only 12-years-old, he had the...

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Dominick’s Steakhouse Raises More Than $33,000 For Make-A-Wish Arizona

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The Valley’s favorite family of steakhouses, Dominick’s Steakhouse, is proud to present a check for $33,550 to Make-A-Wish Arizona. The funds were raised after holding its annual fundraiser for Arizona wish kids on Wednesday, October 17th.

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AZ Giving: Lisa Glow of Central Arizona Shelter Services

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The goal of Central Arizona Shelter Services (CASS), the longest-serving and largest emergency homeless shelter in Arizona, is to end homelessness one life at a time. This noble mission and the nonprofit's success is in great part thanks to its CEO, Lisa Glow. Here, get to know Glow and her hopes for the future of CASS, including a new shelter for local seniors.

  • You wear many hats: author, humanitarian and lawyer. Which means the most to you?

Being a mom is my most meaningful and favorite hat. After that, being a humanitarian...

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