Neil Balter, who founded California Closets at the age of 17, is a world famous success story. But his life and perspective changed when his son was diagnosed with Autism. And then Balter had to face his own cancer diagnosis. He was told that he had 12 months to live.
What do you get when you bring together major luminaries of our time, nearly five-thousand open minds and (if you please) a cocktail in hand during a night out with your fave +1?
Alli Hagerdon and her husband, Pat, welcomed their first child – a beautiful little girl who they named Adeline in September of 2016. Shortly after, Hagerdon noticed a lump while nursing. She believed it was a clogged duct from breastfeeding complications.
A domestic violence relationship left her in the hospital without a home and without much hope. Then our community stepped up to support Nicole Carty as she turned her life around. The first step was rebuilding credit with Alisa Glutz. From there, one small miracle after another. Now Nicole is a homeowner!
Beauty runs generations deep for Adriana Campbell, Valley aesthetician and founder of a new luxury skincare line formulated specifically for desert dwellers.
The Foundation’s most recent work centers around food stability and independence. As part of that work, they have created goodfoodfinderaz.com, a website that serves as a hub for consumers, producers, procurers, farmers, restauranteurs and others to learn about and connect with Arizona’s local food providers.
Angela Harrolle: CEO – The 100 Club of Arizona. Working with The 100 Club continuing to share the stories of our public service members so the community understands the sacrifices that are made for us daily.
On this new episode, we highlight organizations in our community that embody leadership and legacy — such as Detour Company Theatre, Treasure House, Barrow Neurological Institute and Arizona PBS.
Angela Harrolle talks with Carey Pena about the hit podcast, “The Call”, and how it is helping humanize what First Responders go through every single day. Almost 10 years ago, her husband, DPS Officer/Paramedic Bruce Harrolle, died while trying to rescue two lost and stranded hikers near Sedona. Today Angela continues to honor his memory by launching this podcast.
Having recently completed a new 12 week training program available through my website, I’m eager to get back to writing and creating new content. My three busy kids consume much of my time, but are also my most rewarding job.
