The Valley Now

The American Red Cross is an organization that’s been around since before Arizona was even a state. Chances are, you’ve heard of the brand but what I bet you didn’t know is the importance and the presence right here in Arizona.

April is Autism Awareness and Acceptance month. Our guest is SARRC's CEO Danny Openden, who is a wealth of knowledge on autism and hopeful that the next generation of Arizonans will understand and accept autism better than ever before.

Now more than ever, seniors are turning to nonprofits for food needs. We’re wrapping up National Nutrition Month and seniors are in dire need of relief from the rising cost of goods across the state and that’s one of the reasons Valley-based nonprofit FSL (Foundation for Senior Living) is seeing a 15% spike in the number of people using their food pantries.

Linda Scott joins Jordan Moreno for a discussion surrounding the skills needed to be successful in "the real world" for teens aging out of foster care.

The Be Kind People Project exists to instill core values and behaviors such as kindness in children and adults alike through storytelling, dance, positive role models and a whole lot of entertainment!

In pivoting with the ever-evolving shifts in care for Mesa residents, CEO Mark Young leads the charge as Mesa United Way launches a secondary nonprofit; Azura.

You may have visited the Children's Museum of Phoenix with littles, but do you know the rich history of the organization? CEO Kate Wells has been part of the growth since its very inception and is a wealth of knowledge on child wellbeing.

One local family is celebrating the life of a daughter gone too soon by raising funds and awareness for congenital heart disease in honor of baby Raegan.

Phoenix Rescue Mission's CEO Ken Brissa talks homelessness, addiction, cycles of poverty and more as the org celebrates 71 years in the Valley.

Swift Youth Foundation Board Chair Lori Berman sits with host Jordan Moreno to express her passion for the Swift Youth Foundation model and shares campfire stories of lives changed in the process.