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Arizona businesses came together to gift a new water well to the Rimrock family, who was struggling to haul water to their home daily.
Good Soles will hold its first Arcadia Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning to raise money to help give kids a new pair of shoes.
Two Valley veteran housing facilities received makeovers from dedicated volunteers.
K9 Skaüt took home first place for explosive detection at the 21st Annual Desert Dog Police K9 Trails.
A Phoenix woman is using Halloween and skeletons to spread cheer and happiness!
The students are doing Something Good by raising money to help people who are experiencing homelessness and other hardships.
Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix is known for its beautiful views and peaceful atmosphere, but a big part of its mission is the research and conservation of desert plants.
Ellen Hemauer is celebrating 35 years with the City of Phoenix as the admin secretary for the Phoenix Fire Department.
Authorities in dozens of cities across the state will be at different Fry’s Fuel Centers helping drivers pump their gas.
Community members worked alongside students, teachers, school staff and families to clean up their campus.
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The nonprofit is hosting a golf fundraiser to raise money to continue providing care and equipment for Arizona children.
Terrell Bowen founded the nonprofit Terrell’s Hope, which provides necessities and supplies to the homeless, and that is Something Good!
Hundreds of people came together and raised a million dollars to support Child Crisis Arizona.
A Valley high school created a special shaded space to keep police officers comfortable as they keep the campus and community safe.
A Valley boy helped Glendale police track down the rightful owner of a lost cell phone.
The 15-year-old has already raised more than $10,000 to help provide more than 750 pairs of protective boots and other supplies to animal companions in need throughout the Valley.
Black Rifle Coffee Company donated bags of coffee to its family advocacy center to help maintain community conversations.
Spinato’s took over the kitchen at St. Vincent de Paul to provide a hot, delicious meal to Valley families who are going through tough times.
One Valley air conditioning company stepped in to help two sisters who were going through a tough time.
A Quik Trip employee is being honored for his quick actions to help Buckeye PD officers save two men who were overdosing.
Comfort Bears in a Catastrophe sends stuffed animals and teddy bears to children affected by disasters like Hurricane Helene.
A nonprofit holds its Heroes in Action award to honor and recognize Valley nurses and maternal and infant health providers.
A Valley hospital has a new furry, four-legged employee taking over the role of CHO — otherwise known as a Chief Happiness Officer!
Camp Kidney is a camp devoted to children 8-18 experiencing kidney disease, kidney failure and other renal issues.
Golf Party Live has a great vibe for women who want to enjoy this great game without feeling conscious about a bad shot.
Valley Spirit Halloween stores are offering a promo code that allows customers to save 10% and give 10% to Phoenix Children's Hospital.
A school resource officer told Valerie Rhodes she should become a police officer. She did, and now she's come full circle by serving as a school resource officer.
One organization in the Valley is using these lovable animals to help people living with certain disabilities.
A Glendale nephrology nurse was given a prestigious award for his dedicated work over a 30+ year career.
He said his mountain-top breakfast spreads positivity and is something cool to do in Phoenix.
The “Lost In Bloom” art show at BLOK photo studio near 7th and Fillmore Streets on Friday, Sept. 27, from 6 to 9 p.m.
Glendale Fire shared a post about a resident who wrote to the department thanking their firefighters for helping her push her dead car off the road.
Two Arizona Marines were matched with special service dogs thanks to Fulton Homes’ “Service Pets for Vets” program.
This weekend, you can hit the green while helping local shelter animals.
The Phoenix Police Foundation has been treating hundreds of kids to some cool treats to get them through those scorching days
Clarkdale resident Andrea Meyer received the Champions of Equality Award for her work to make the sport more inclusive.
Our firefighters are on call at all hours of the day, staying ready to respond to a fire or emergency at any time of the day.
A 9-year-old from Surprise saved up cash she’s received from past birthdays to donate to local Valley organizations.
Every year, Nourish partners with the community and local sponsors to help support kids.
The money will be used to close on a property, which will provide permanent housing for the disabled and disadvantaged in Mesa. It will be known as Eden Village.
A West Valley police officer is being recognized for winning a prestigious honor!
A Valley woman is being recognized nationally for her incredible nonprofit work!
A Glendale firefighter helped rescue a trapped rooster who wandered into the station.
The Chandler Unified School District has been awarded a $5 million grant from Toyota’s Driving Possibilities Program.
Carl Ong is hosting a bowling tournament where to give out scholarship money in honor of his parents.
Patients can choose between having a tooth pulled, getting a filling, cleaning or an exam.
A woman was recently honored by the Buckeye Police Department for her commitment to service as one of the West Valley’s longtime volunteers.
Connor Carlson is starting college and received a huge scholarship from the Eagle Scouts.
An Arizona man and a college student are doing Something Good by saving a dog and giving him a fur-ever home.
Earnhardt Auto Center is celebrating its 73rd anniversary with a $73,000 donation to St. Mary's Food Bank.