AZ Giving
New Housing for Phoenix Nonprofit, UMOM
UMOM New Day Centers is the largest and longest-running shelter in Arizona, serving homeless and impoverished Valley residents since 1964. Over their 50 years of existence, this organization has established food banks, permanent housing for mentally ill, medical and dental centers, and schools for those who have desperately needed their services.
On June 6th, UMOM was informed that due...
Phoenix Teens Hike Yosemite for Juvenile Diabetes Awareness
Arizona should be proud to call the Maurice family residents. Last year, Ethan Maurice, at just 21 years old, rode cross-country with his older brother to raise funds for the Phoenix Children’s Hospital. Their three-month long journey resulted in $96,000 in donations, and now Ethan is at it again. Accompanied by his 15-year-old sister Haley, the two Maurice teens will hike a 221-mile trek from Yosemite National Park to the top of Mount Whitney—all to raise money for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF).
This is a cause that has affected the Maurice family personally, with Haley being diagnosed with...
AZ Giving Spotlight: Angi Hopson of the Arizona Small Dog Rescue
Even the smallest of animals need help. Whether that is some tender love and care, a new home, and lots of kisses. Angi Hopson, director of the Arizona Small Dog Rescue has created a safe environment for small dogs that need all these things and more.
AFM: How did the organization get started?
AH: Thirteen years ago I adopted a dog from a rescue here in Arizona and started volunteering to help that rescue. The more time I spent with the dogs, the more I loved it and...
Chuck Hauff and Cristina Munoz named The Leukemia Lymphoma Society’s Man & Woman of The Year
On Friday May 16,a mixture of tears and cheers brought donors, candidates, volunteers and survivors together at Talking Stick Resort & Casino for the Grand Finale of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's(LLS) 2014 Arizona Chapter Man & Woman of the Year Campaign.
For 10 weeks, 12...
AZ Giving Spotlight: Kathleen Rubi of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
As the new Executive Director for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF), Kathleen Rubi is making huge changes and a big difference. With her strong background in non-profit organizations, Rubi definitely has so much to offer the Valley. Check out her interview with AFM and why she is so excited to begin this new journey.
