Dolores wanted to recognize Epi with a visit from the Surprise Squad!
One of the shoppers was a dad with his young son who just had a tooth taken out, so they were at the store to cheer the boy up by buying some pumpkins.
Bambi pours her money into Regal Dane Rescue to help pay for things like food and medical bills.
There wasn’t much traffic at the Fry’s Fuel Center at 43rd Avenue and Northern when we first arrived.
If you are a regular at the Bashas’ supermarket on Riggs and Road and Alma School in Sun Lakes, chances are you know Robert.
Robert is a courtesy clerk at a Bashas' store in the East Valley who's as popular among employees as he is with customers.
“What a lucky day for me,” one woman told Gibby with a big grin.
Bambi takes in unwanted dogs, many of which are injured or sick and need second or third chances.
Amid inflation, many families are having trouble making ends meet, and shopping for groceries can be challenging.
Control Alt Delete is a local nonprofit helping domestic violence victims escape dire situations. It’s run by a woman named Laura, who helps people at all hours of the day.
Arizona's Family's Colton Shone surprised a woman named Felicia in a special way on Wednesday.
Bill said that both of Linda’s parents served in World War II and that was a big motivation for Linda to knit the blankets.
At first, there weren’t many cars filling up so Gibby went out to the main Fry’s parking lot
Project Sleep Tight packs and delivers tote bags filled with goodies to displaced children.
Jeanie said during the holidays, she often has plenty of volunteers and many donations, but those tend to go away when the summer months roll around. Jeanie often has to use her own money to cover expenses.
The Surprise Squad dropped by a Glendale Fry's location Tuesday to help bring some folks some much-needed joy.
Between a job loss during the pandemic and the rent increase at her new place, Beverly says it’s becoming harder and harder to make ends meet.
Beverly plays the piano and organ at a number of churches in the Valley, while also staying involved in prison ministry and hospice.
Valley companies banded together to repair a Sun City widow's washing machine and replace her air conditioner. Surprise Squad is sponsored by Valley Toyota Dealers.
Surprise Squad helped give Patricia a new AC unit and fix her broken washer.
It’s another month in the 2023 history books, and the Arizona’s Family Surprise Squad is back around to help deserving Arizonans
Booker T. Washington spoke at the park in 1911, the same year and location where the first Juneteenth celebration was held in Phoenix.
“I just have continue to stay strong and just believe everything is going to be okay.”
Earlier in the day prices had shot up by 20 cents, so drivers were thrilled to hear the news.
His mom gasped when she opened it and saw that the Surprise Squad was giving the family $5,000.
“I love helping people out,” Ian Schwartz said with a smile. “Your Valley Toyota Dealers trying to make Christmas just a little brighter for folks in the Valley.”
Crystal said it had taken her many years, but she left a domestic violence relationship and moved back to her home state of Arizona with her kids.
With the holidays right around the corner, most people would rather spend their hard-earned money buying presents for loved ones instead of filling up the tank.
She was in a car accident that left her a quadriplegic, essentially paralyzed from her shoulders down. This segment is sponsored by Valley Toyota Dealers
With many people wanting to beat the heat this long holiday weekend by taking a road trip out of the Valley, Arizona’s Family Surprise Squad wanted to help drivers
Caris reached out to the Surprise Squad when she became concerned about her best friend Sherri's health.
Many teachers use their own money to purchase supplies, and Arizona’s Family Surprise Squad wanted to help them.
As a surgical technician, she’s witnessed firsthand the devastation of the pandemic. Then on Mother’s Day, a fire destroyed her apartment and displaced her family. Her Aunt Patty wanted to do something for her, so she reached out to Arizona’s Family Surprise Squad. This segment is sponsored by Valley Toyota Dealers.
Arizona’s Family’s Gibby Parra went to Fry’s supermarket gas station near 8th Street and Hatcher Road to pay for people to fill up their tanks.
Cindy told Maravilla the students are like her own kids and that she gets so much love from all of them.
Between Peralta’s surprise visit and the Surprise Squad gift, the day was definitely a home run for all involved.
It’s Teacher Appreciation Week, so the Arizona’s Family Surprise Squad wanted to personally thank some local teachers dedicated to educating children in the community.
With the cost of gas so high, many people in Arizona are struggling. That’s why the Arizona’s Family Surprise Squad sponsored by Valley Toyota Dealers wanted to give out free gas.
Many residents of the Golden Sun RV Park in Apache Junction have a story about Bev, and they're all happy to share.
The Surprise Squad thought Brayden and his family could use a happy distraction, which is why 3TV’s Olivia Fierro and the crew paid them an unexpected visit.
Nobody was yet filling up when the crew first arrived at the Fry’s gas station at 24th Street and Baseline Road, so Parra flagged down a car passing by and invited the driver to pull in for free gas.
Kim said the fire started in the attic above the bathroom in her room. She was working from home and noticed smoke.
