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Give a Hand to the Homeless this Holiday Season with Phoenix Rescue Mission

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Providing meals for the state with the fourth largest homeless population is no small feat, and the holiday season brings an even bigger task for the Phoenix Rescue Mission. The nonprofit serves three meals every day and is adding multiple events for the entire community to help during the holidays in its second annual “Feeding Phoenix: More than a...

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3rd Annual Bob's Biker Blast to Benefit Phoenix Children's Hospital

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      Get your boots on and bandanas ready! Saturday, October 18th marks the 3rd Annual Bob’s Biker Blast. Harley-Davidson of Scottsdale and Go AZ Motorcycles will turn their 14-acre motorcycle campus into the ultimate biker playground for the annual rally. The free all-day event pays tribute to the motorcycle community and helps raise critical funds for Phoenix Children’s Hospital (PCH).

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Phoenix Promotions

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In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, for the entire month of October some of our favorite local businesses will be giving hope and support to women battling breast cancer with mani-pedis, delicious bagels, free brake services and more.

 

Chandler’s J. Philipp Centers for Family and Cosmetic Dentistry 

The East Valley dentist will be hosting a supply drive to offer hope to women battling breast cancer. J. Philipp Centers is partnering with My Hope Bag to benefit...

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Mother's Awareness on School-age Kids Engages, Educates and Empowers

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MASK is a nonprofi t that supports and encourages parents and families to engage and talk about the raw realities and temptations that kids face every day. The organization gives parents the tools they need to confidently empower and educate their children.
 
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AZ Giving Spotlight: Michelle Moorhead of Teen Lifeline

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Michelle Moorhead has always wanted to make a difference. In the 80’s, Arizona had one of the highest teen suicide rates, and she wanted to reverse that trend. She volunteered for Teen Lifeline in the early 80’s and moved her way up to become the Executive Director. AFM talked with her about her favorite part about working for Teen Lifeline.

AFM:   How long have you been with Teen Lifeline? Have you always wanted to work for a nonprofit?

MM: In November, it will be 26 years. In 1985, which was the year that I graduated from...

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