Women United and Vanessa Williams invited leaders in the community to join them for the We Are United Luncheon last Friday at the Arizona Biltmore Hotel where they raised more than $378,000 to end hunger in the classroom.
Arizona Cardinals Bring Character to Students in the Valley
At Character Playbook last week, Valley kids were able to discuss healthy relationships and life skills with mentors, talk about what they truly mean, then put them into action through drills and games.
If you’ve never been to a Project Connect event to volunteer, you may experience FOMO from seeing all the posts from volunteers that spend the day breaking the cycle of poverty in Maricopa County. We have the cure.
Jim Sharpe of KTAR: "However you perceive the best way out of poverty, explaining to a kid why they live in that poverty is a waste of time - and maybe a little cruel. Because it’s NEVER a kid’s fault that they’re hungry."
