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Q&A | The Phoenix Police Museum
Learn about the history of the Phoenix Police Department at the Phoenix Police Museum, located in downtown’s Historic City Hall.
One•N•Ten Benefit Art Show at Green and Nami
Green’s Phoenix location and Nami will host a benefit art show for the month of August in support of one•n•ten. There will be a soft opening this Friday.
Seed Spot Relocates to Warehouse District
The nonprofit, dedicated to supporting entrepreneurs with ideas for social change, moved to a newly renovated commercial suite in the Warehouse District.
St. Vincent de Paul Breaks Ground on Campus Expansion
The new 40,000 square foot building will include a new family resource center and shelter and an expansion of their medical and dental clinics.
Fair Trade Cafe to Help Local Non-Profits
The new “Giving Tuesday” initiative will let customers vote for their favorite non-profit organizations with any purchase at their Roosevelt Row location.
‘Food for Fines’ to Help Restock Valley Food Banks
Library customers can pay overdue fees and help restock Valley food banks during Phoenix Public Library’s annual “Food for Fines,” April 8-22.
Phoenix Youth Plant and Harvest Seeds of Change
Homeschoolers receive Junior Master Gardener certification and harvest knowledge of food at St. Vincent de Paul urban farm in South Phoenix.
AZCM Offers Special Tours of State Capitol
The Arizona Capitol Museum and Guild (AZCM) will offer free, special tours of the capitol and grounds on Saturdays in March and April at 10:30 a.m.
SARRC to Open Cafe at Burton Barr Central Library
Phoenix City Council approved a contract for Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center to open a Beneficial Beans Cafe at Burton Barr Central Library.
First Place AZ Breaks Ground on Residential Property in Midtown
Geared for adults with autism and different abilities, the property combines apartments, a residential training program and a national leadership institute.
