Events

Get a sneak peek - Healing Through the Eyes of a Child is next week

Healing Through the Eyes of a Child is next Thursday, October 28. Do you have your tickets? You don’t want to miss this one. We can’t wait to reconnect with our partners, coalition members, sponsors, and donors to celebrate the 2021 honorees, Will Humble and Silvana Salcido Esparza.

Join us to raise awareness and funds to support the work we do – advocating for the well-being of Arizona children and families. The evening reception will be outdoors with entertainment from the Arizona School of the Arts’ Guitar Ensemble and a silent auction featuring one-of-a-kind art from the students at Solano Elementary School at the University Club of Phoenix. We will follow CDC guidelines and require guests to wear masks when indoors, regardless of vaccination status.

Time is running out. If you don’t have tickets, get them now and get a sneak peek of our auction items.

See you next week!

Calling all baseball fans!

Thanks to a generous donation from Jo Ellen Alberhasky, in memory of Steve Olson, we are excited to feature signed baseballs, bobbleheads, hundreds of vintage baseball cards, and more collectible baseball and other sports memorabilia. These boxes are sure to include hidden treasures!

We also have tickets to ASU Baseball and AZ Diamondbacks games!

Better than ever student artwork!

Solano Elementary School in the Osborn School District has donated ten pieces of amazing student artwork inspired by Hispanic Heritage Month, their school’s garden, and books they have read. Don’t miss these 24x36 framed one-of-a-kind masterpieces!

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