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The Phoenix Greek Festival is operated entirely by volunteers. Proceeds benefit Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral ministries, including youth programs that build camaraderie, character and commitment to community. The philanthropic arm of the church has aided UMOM, SARRC, Phoenix Children’s Hospital, Care for Kids and other Valley charities. 

"After eight years we still stride to help the brave men and women who stand behind the badge. In 2021 alone Back the Badge raised over $10,000 for first responders in need," according to event organizers.

“I thought if I actually had a space that I could (paint) and I wasn’t worried about ruining the carpet or moving down into the garage, I would do this a lot more and I bet there’s people who feel the same way,” Brad Kuenn said.

Carrie Schnepf wanted to "talk pumpkins" because during your visit to the Pumpkin & Chili Party, you will have an opportunity to purchase pumpkins from the local farm's pumpkin patch to take home.

Up to $5,000 available for math, science, technology, history and social science teachers

"I am always amazed and thankful for partners and sponsors that desire to support Solid Rock Teen Centers,” said Alice Cooper. “They are part of the steam engine that keeps our train running to provide teens with free music, art and dance programs. We are thankful to Gnosis IQ and many of our other sponsors for being a part of Proof Is in the Pudding.”

Sally has been a wonderful mom and is ready to start a new life in her forever home. She has done a fabulous job raising her babies and everyone is now ready to move on to the next chapter in their lives. She and her family would love to meet you! Their adoption fee is $225 each.

"A couple of my quieter students gained the confidence to share out for their groups and a few others stood out among the crowd as strong leaders," said Newell Barney Junior High teacher Megan Perry.