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9-year-old Eli was raising money for the Almost There Animal Rescue in central Phoenix.
We The People A/C is gifting a South Phoenix mother with a new air conditioning unit. She recently lost her mom and aunt and was struggling to keep up with the bills.
The Joy Bus, a Phoenix-area nonprofit that delivers meals to homebound cancer patients and their families, announced a new partnership that will make a huge impact on the number of deliveries that can be made.
Briana Groff and her son started Inclusive Neuroverse in Phoenix to fill a gap in the community where everyone can feel like they belong.
Ian Jeffer was just named the nationwide winner of the fifth annual Henry Schein Athletics and Schools Rising Star Award.
The toddler walked about 7 miles until being spotted by a ranch dog named Buford nearly 16 hours after going missing.
Tuesday is White Tank Wild Day, and one nonprofit is asking for help to protect wildlife in the area. That’s Something Good.
Helping Hands For Freedom helps veteran and Gold Star families with rent, mortgage, and car payments.
A nonprofit is working to destigmatize homelessness and rehumanize people through care packages and meaningful connections across the Phoenix area.
The annual “Home in One” golf tournament helped raise more than $20,000 to help pets in need at the Arizona Humane Society.
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For 47 years, Barney has been working at a busboy at a central Phoenix Denny’s. Now, Denny’s is doing Something Good to give back to Barney and those with intellectual disabilities.
Carlos Jimenez is an artist and teacher at Heritage Academy in Maricopa and was nominated for the competition.
When seven newborn kittens were found stuck in a ceiling, the Arizona Humane Society came to the rescue!
Two East Valley eighth-graders brought home several awards from a national robotics competition.
American Airlines will charter the flight so families can spend seven days at the “place where dreams come true.”
Advance Community’s programs help provide healthy meals to seniors and educate the community about nutritious eating.
The donations are part of the statewide initiative, Casa Volunteer Week.
The Autism Awareness Cruisin’ Car Show is rolling into Surprise for its fifth year, hosted by TEAM 4 Kids Pediatric Therapy.
Full Spectrum Learn & Play is hosting a free open house this weekend in Chandler.
Artist Ben Miller spent some time with the Colorado River Indian Tribes to create a painting of the river.
The funds raised will help the nonprofits impact the community and that's Something Good.
The Cobra Commanders have been successful this season, earning multiple awards for their creation.
An old van that had been sitting in a junkyard has been fully restored and will be gifted to a Valley shelter that helps homeless and pregnant women get back on their feet.
Some lucky Valley kids got to leave the classroom and take their studies to the racetrack.
The respite center will help those experiencing homelessness get the healthcare they need.
A group of Arizona kids is doing Something Good by donating hundreds of books and toys to the children who are victims of the California wildfires.
A Phoenix crepe restaurant is asking for help to make 200 care bags for women recovering from sexual or domestic abuse.
Leaders in the Valley community are going above and beyond to support mental health awareness.
Lunes was just a four-month-old brown tabby shorthair when he got stuck in a storm drain under a Phoenix sidewalk in December.
Scottsdale Ferrari Art Week will feature works from hundreds of galleries worldwide, including a unique rendering of the Colorado River from artist Ben Miller.
An East Valley rescue is doing Something Good by offering free microchips for pets.
The Fiesta Sports Foundation is offering scholarship for Arizona minority students seeking their GED or attending a state university.
A percentage of all sales from this special blend will be donated to One Step Beyond, which empowers individuals with disabilities through employment, education, and enrichment programs.
Over the past decade, the annual day of giving has generated more than $47 million for Arizona nonprofits.
The air conditioner will be good for the family's daughter, who has autism and tends to overheat easily.
A Valley nonprofit is hosting an event to help single-parent families dealing with cancer battles.
A West Valley resource center is helping out expecting parents and families by offering free programs and resources.
The St. Mary's cheer team put on a show for travelers after their flight from Phoenix to California was delayed.
Staff at Banner Children’s Health at Thunderbird is doing Something Good to help comfort kids during this scary time, and it’s all thanks to the help of a furry friend.
The organization is offering 100 scholarships ranging from $5,000 to $10,000.
A Tempe autism therapy center is hosting a free, sensory-friendly reptile experience for children with autism and their families.
The owners of a famous Phoenix steakhouse donated food following the announcement of the restaurant closing its doors.
The visit was a reward for the students’ great work on their fire safety assignment.
The Phoenix Run Club is turning one of its runs into a monthly mission to pick up trash around the community.
Mesa firefighters jumped into action to use a Fido Bag to give the pup oxygen.
Arizona students are hosting an annual Cure-A-Thon to raise money for brain tumor research.
A new VA mobile medical unit is bringing health care to homeless veterans across the Valley.
The eighth annual 4th Trimester Arizona conference will help parents learn how to support their mental, physical and emotional health during the postpartum period.
Self Made Training Facility is holding an event to honor its founder, Miguel Aguilar, who died after being shot in California.
Every Valentine's Day, Phoenix-area Dutch Bros locations donate a portion of proceeds from all drinks sold to St. Mary's Food Bank.