Miracle House Foundation

The Southwest Kids Cancer Foundation is dedicated to preserving and advancing the Arizona Camp Sunrise and Sidekicks programs, providing pediatric cancer patients aged 3 to 18, survivors, and their siblings with meaningful camp experiences. Through medically supervised camps, children and teenagers with cancer have the opportunity to connect with others who share similar experiences, build friendships, and find encouragement and strength throughout the year. Additionally, the foundation offers Camp Sidekicks programs specifically designed for siblings of cancer fighters, allowing them to connect with others who understand the unique challenges they face and create their own camp memories. With a focus on promoting a normal camp environment while catering to special medical needs, the Southwest Kids Cancer Foundation believes that every child with cancer should have the same opportunities to experience joys and freedoms as a healthy child.Generated from the website

The Archangels Foundation, established in 1996 by Heather Hurst and Aaron Fraser, is a non-profit organization based in Tempe, AZ. Dedicated to eradicating impaired drivers from the streets, the foundation collaborates closely with local law enforcement agencies and the courts in Arizona to educate the public about the severe consequences of driving under the influence. Driven by personal experiences, Heather and Aaron's mission is to raise awareness about the devastating impact of impaired driving. Heather, who lost her father to an impaired driver, and Aaron, who became a quadriplegic in an impaired driver crash, work tirelessly to support victims of impaired driving crashes and advocate for a safer community.Generated from the website