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Join us for 35 Years: Through the Eyes of a Child, November 1st

Children’s Action Alliance’s (CAA) annual fundraiser event, Through the Eyes of a Child, celebrates child advocates and policymakers who have supported CAA’s vision to create an Arizona where all children and families thrive.  More than 150 partners, supporters, and elected officials will come together to highlight the organization's achievements and the individuals who have worked tirelessly to improve the well-being of Arizona children. 

 As a part of the celebration, CAA will honor individuals and organizations who have made a difference over the past 35 years with special honoree The Honorable Katie Hobbs.   

2023 Special Honoree:

Arizona Governor

The Honorable Katie Hobbs

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Event Date:

November 1, 2023

5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Location:

Children’s Museum of Phoenix

215 N 7th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85034

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