AZ Giving
Q & A with Vanessa Williams
Although most know her for her star-power performances on stage and on the big screen, Vanessa Williams is also one of the most philanthropic celebrities. Apart from her Grammy, Tony and Emmy award nominations and her recognition as a New York Times bestselling author, she considers her philanthropic work to be among her most...
AZ Giving: Crozier Gala
Pat and Bob Bondurant; Molly and Bob Stockley
What started with a single phone call has resulted in one of the Valley’s most anticipated spring galas.
“When you get a call from the bishop, you just can’t say no,” says Pat Bondurant, president of the Bondurant Racing School, about an unexpected phone call that truly inspired her.
Reverend Thomas J. Olmsted, Bishop of Phoenix, entrusted her and Molly Stockley, vice president of Hospital Growth at Cancer Treatment Centers of America, to co-chair the 30th anniversary of the Crozier Gala
Arizona Diamondback Paul Goldschmidt Talks Goldy’s Bowling Bash
On Feb. 22 at Lucky Strike, Arizona Diamondback Paul Goldschmidt, and his wife Amy, will host the second Goldy’s Bowling Bash. The event benefits Goldy’s Fund 4 Kids, which aids to thousands of children and families of Phoenix Children’s Hospital, and is going to be bigger than ever. The red-carpet festivities start at 5 p.m., and there will be a huge after-party in the Gypsy Lounge with dinner, drinks, a DJ, and the chance to meet other Valley sports stars. Like Archie Bradley, AJ...
AZ Giving: Phoenix Children’s Hospital Valentine's Day E-cards
Instead of focusing on boxes of chocolates and red roses, consider bringing a smile to the face of those who need it the most this Valentine's Day. Phoenix Children’s Hospital has made the process of giving to its patients easy with its Valentine’s Day e-card.
Simly visit PCHValentine.com to select your Valentine’s Day message and design (a cute dog, cat or frog) and enter your name and email address. The staff at Phoenix Children’s Hospital will deliver your card to kids at the hospital on Feb. 14.
AZ Giving: Children’s Cancer Network
After her son received a devastating diagnosis at the age of 5, Patti Luttrell and her family started a nonprofit to aid others who were facing the same difficult situation.
Patti Luttrell’s son, Jeff, was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia at the age of 5. In the years to follow, Jeff's cancer would return several times, requiring multiple rounds of chemotherapy radiation and a bone marrow transplant. At the age of 29, Jeff is a 25-year cancer survivor...
