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The Arizona Myeloma Network (AzMN) is dedicated to promoting collaboration, awareness, education, and advocacy for improved treatment and quality of life for multiple myeloma patients, their families, and all cancer caregivers, with a special focus on underserved populations. Founded by Jack Kavanagh, a 33-year cancer survivor, the organization aims to support cancer patients and caregivers through various programs, seminars, and community initiatives. AzMN emphasizes the importance of providing resources and education to Arizona's Indigenous communities and works tirelessly to honor the legacy of its founder. Through events, partnerships, and fundraising campaigns, the organization seeks to continue its mission of support and advocacy for those touched by cancer. Generated from the website

Orphanage Outreach is a non-profit organization founded in 2007 with a mission to have a significant, long-term impact on orphaned and vulnerable children by equipping them for a fulfilling, independent Christian life in their community. Through their volunteer and donor programs, they provide education, mentorship, and access to healthcare for children in need, while also renovating houses and promoting best fundraising practices. With ministry programs in Guatemala, Honduras, India, and Russia, Orphanage Outreach has already served over 1,000 orphaned and vulnerable children. Their dedication to helping disaster victims and providing emergency assistance, medical support, shelter, and psychosocial and emotional support showcases their commitment to restoring stability and hope in the lives of those affected by natural disasters. Through collaboration and solidarity, they aim to build resilient communities and inspire a brighter future for all.Generated from the website