As far back as Jules Gissler can remember, she has been an artist. From day one, she felt it was her calling to create. She recalls making up stories with friends about little people living in their hats. She even DIY’d her own Barbie Dreamhouse. Growing up in Montana, Gissler was often chosen by her […]
There are plenty of reasons why dogs are called “man’s best friend.” They provide companionship and love in an unconditional way. And, like any good friend, they are there when you need them the most. The dogs (and humans) of Gabriel’s Angels take the latter idea to the next level. Founded in 2000, the organization […]
If you are familiar with Doni Nahmias designs, you are likely a follower of uber-cool, emerging luxury fashion, an Arizona Coyotes hockey fan, or both. Or perhaps you stumbled upon the NAHMIAS brand after learning of the young designer’s inspiring story and his will to never give up. Regardless, the NAHMIAS brand and its genesis […]
Pickleball fever is en fuego, particularly in our corner of the country, where current temps are just right for dinking all day. As the fastest-growing sport in America for the third year in a row (according to Topline Participation’s 2023 report), approximately 8.9 million players in the United States partake in the family-oriented paddle activity, […]
This month’s tip comes courtesy of Lisa Masters, the founder & CEO of Autism Life and Living In the world of nonprofits, the mission is the guiding star that drives every action and decision. For many leaders, it can be easy to get lost in the day-to-day operations and lose sight of why that mission […]
Frontdoors Media and The Red Book are proud to announce the hiring of Phoebe Glawe-Sergent as the new chief of staff. With a background in account and project management as well as nonprofit work, Glawe-Sergent will manage The Red Book’s publishing operation, including membership. “We are thrilled to add Phoebe to our team here at […]
New Pathways for Youth is marking its 35th anniversary of service to Phoenix youth, providing mentorship to those facing poverty and three times the adversity of their peers. NPFY, formerly known as Phoenix Youth at Risk, was founded in 1989 through a transformative 10-day retreat that united 40 youth with mentors. During the retreat, the […]
Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West recently announced four new members of itsboard of trustees. “The fellow board of trustees and I are proud to welcome Dr. Joshua Basha, Michael Casey, Lauren Ferrigni and Diego (Jim) Valenzuela as the newest trustees,” said Dave Sherf, chair of the board of trustees at Western Spirit. “Their […]
With abundant sunshine and spacious outdoor venues, spring is an ideal time for festivals in Arizona, from wine and food to beer and French fries. These are just a few of the culinary events coming to the Valley and beyond. FoodieLand, March 22-24, Phoenix Raceway, Avondale FoodieLand is a family-friendly outdoor event with more than […]
This month’s tip comes courtesy of Karen Woodhouse, the director of Eyes On Learning Poor vision can impact a child’s development and learning, but kids rarely complain about vision problems. Often, they believe everyone sees the world the way they do. That’s because children’s vision problems are frequently silent, without any signs. Fortunately, an early […]
