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Join Councilman Michael Johnson for Neighborhood Walk, Food and Fun
**Bring Sunscreen and Comfortable Shoes**
DATE: July 18
TIME: 8 AM
LOCATION: R.H. Hamilton American Legion Post 65, 1624 E. Broadway Road, Phoenix
Breakfast, lunch and water provided for volunteers!
Bring family and friends - RSVP NOW!
If you have any questions, contact call (602) 265-7324 or email wendy@mikejohnsonaz.org.
Funk, NeoSoul, Reggae, Dancehall and Hip Hop! It's small but I love this place! People who usually go here are cool (not the pretentious crowd you see at Scottsdale clubs) ...
Black Friday
July 17
Hidden House (aka The Shop)
607 W Osborn Road, Phoenix
9PM to 2AM
Try to read the flyer below for more info ...
The Heart & Soul team of Tanner Community Development Corporation (TCDC) and Black Nurses Association-Greater Phoenix Area (BNA) would like to invite you to a cardiovascular and lung workout that starts with a 7 AM walk from Sabis International High School (1903 E. Roeser Road, Phoenix) to the Garden of Tomorrow (18th St. & Broadway Road, Phoenix) and concludes at 10 AM with activities in the garden.
Please read the flyer below for more information.
Submitted by Alisa Fleming, AVF Marketing Group
Do you love all those beautiful curls, but sometimes find it challenging to get them under control? Discover the proper way to care for and style your child or teen's curly locks!
On Sunday, July 19, Belle Mélange Salon invites "Kurly Kids" and their parents to the "Kurly Kids Hair CareCrash Course."
Stylists will demonstrate how to manage & style curly hair, offer a one-on-one consultation and recommendations, and discuss styling options for kids and teens with curly tops.
What:
Kurly Kids Hair Care Course
When:
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Where:
Belle Mélange Salon, 4902 E. Warner Road, Ste. 12, Phoenix, AZ. 85044
Who can attend?
Children ages 3-16 years old. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent.
What's the benefit?
For more information, call 480-753-4448.
Seating is limited so be sure to register now!
About the Salon
Belle Mélange Salon is a Multicultural Salon that offers hair, nail, and skin care services which include color, hair cuts, relaxers, extensions, manicures, pedicures, waxing, facials, and massage. Owner, Shaunte Fox, opened the Ahwatukee salon to meet the growing needs of a clientele seeking experienced professionals providing the highest standards of customer service satisfaction.
Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church in Phoenix is hosting its 2009 Singles Ministry Conference on July 24-26.
The 2009 Conference Theme:
Your Character Depicts Your Position; Are You An Imposter For Christ? It is derived out of asking ourselves who do you really stand for (Christ or Satan)? And, are you living for whom you stand for?
The purpose of the Singles’ Ministry is to provide an opportunity for Singles to develop spiritual growth through biblical teaching and practical principles in their walk. The ministry is focused on meeting the needs of single individuals that challenge and confront the issues of today's society. The ministry emphasizes this through Bible study, prayer, social events, evangelism, and faith–based relationship development.
Please visit the Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church Singles’ Ministry page for more information.
Only Arizona station to operate 24/7 gospel music and Christian programming
Gospel 860 AM Radio is in its fifth month of business and still going strong. The radio station is the only radio outlet in the Phoenix metropolitan area to provide gospel music and Christian programming 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It has attracted thousands of listeners not only in the Valley of the Sun but have also drawn listeners from large metropolitan cities such as: Chicago, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Dallas, San Francisco and Denver.
Gospel 860 AM caters to a broad range tastes with a variety of gospel music styles, including traditional, contemporary, urban, hip hop, smooth jazz/instrumental and oldies. Current programming also includes weather and traffic reports. Hosted on KMVP, Gospel 860 AM is supplemented by its two Internet channels, www.gospel860.com and blog site www.gospel860.wordpress.com, where listeners can also tune in the live radio broadcast or listen to CDs on demand.
“The need for this type of programming in the Valley of the Sun is profound, and never more so than in these times of economic and social crises,” said Minister Louis
W. Bland, radio host personality and general manager of Gospel 860 AM, and president of Henri-Delta Company, LLC, a Christian-based business.
“This is ministry in motion,” Bland continued. “Gospel 860 AM will be like a river running through the desert, helping to quench the thirst of so many who need encouragement. We feel enormously blessed that God is using us as His vessel to meet this need.”
Bland said Henri-Delta’s vision is to use the station as a launch pad to meet spiritual, emotional and material needs in the community. Gospel 860 AM’s format in the near future will consist of:
The station also will feature community announcements, spots on health and wellness, weekend church ministry segments, as well as Christian education and sports programming.
Henri-Delta‘s plans also include Christian-themed concerts, theater promotion and charitable endeavors.
About Henri-Delta Company, LLC
Henri-Delta Company, LLC is a privately owned Christian-based business and sole proprietor of the Gospel 860 enterprise.
The Greater Phoenix Black Chamber of Commerce offers a wide variety of benefits for entrepreneurs and business leaders including networking opportunities, referrals, mentorships, advice on research and increased visibility in the community.
In September, the Greater Phoenix Black Chamber of Commerce is hosting:
2nd Annual - STATE OF THE CHAMBER ADDRESS
September 25
5–9 PM
Hosted by:
Hyatt Regency (Downtown Phoenix)
RSVP IS REQUIRED:
info@phoenixblackchamber.com
Highlights include:
For more information on registration or exhibitor space, please call 602-307-5200 or visit phoenixblackchamber.com.
The Greater Phoenix Black Chamber of Commerce offers a wide variety of benefits for entrepreneurs and business leaders including networking opportunities, referrals, mentorships, advice on research and increased visibility in the community.
The Greater Phoenix Black Chamber of Commerce is hosting several events in July and August to help members network, socialize and learn from each other.
July
Evening Networking Event
Friday, July 31
4–7 PM
Hosted by:
Kincaid’s, 2 South Third Street, downtown Phoenix
Cost:
FREE for Members - $10 for Guests
RSVP IS REQUIRED:
info@phoenixblackchamber.com
August
Networking Breakfast
Thursday, August 13
7–9 AM
Hosted by:
Dial Henkel of America, 19001 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale
Cost:
FREE for Members - $10 for Guests
RSVP IS REQUIRED:
info@phoenixblackchamber.com
Please visit phoenixblackchamber.com for more information on this dynamic organization.
The PHOENIXQUES AND SCOTTSDALESIGMAS invite you and your family to an Old School Skate Network at Rolleros Family Skate Center, 7318 W. Indian School Road, Phoenix.
July 12
4:30 - 6 PM
For more information, see flyer below or contact (480) 907-5112 or (602) 363-0783.
I thought the roof was gonna blow off the Dodge Theatre when Jay-Z hit us with "Hard Knock Life!"
Finally, Hov closed the show with "Encore" from the Black Album. In a classy move, he acknowledged the entire crowd and thanked them for their support of his illustrious, legendary career.
People were goin' crazy! Dancin' in the aisles, repeating the lyrics, huggin' each other! The scene was bananas!I will never pass up the opportunity to see Jay-Z when he returns to Phoenix ... like I said, Jay-Z is and has been the best rapper in the game (alive) for a LOOOOONG time!!
I hope he does an "Encore!"
It's July and that means the University of Arizona Black Alumni's Summer Soul Bowl is returning to Phoenix!
Summer Soul Bowl is a family friendly fundraising event designed for networking, reminiscing, laughter and of course knocking down those pins!!
Join the University of Arizona Black Alumni Maricopa County (UABAMC) on Saturday, July 25 at 3 PM at Sunset Bowl, 8925 N. 12th St., Phoenix, for a social hour dedicated to registration, team selection, networking, and cocktails if desired.
Bowling will begin promtly at 4 PM.
This is a great opportunity to support the UABAMC's scholarship fundraising efforts which help to send deserving students to the University of Arizona.
2009 Summer Soul Bowl Fee
Adults - $15 includes shoes and three (3) games
Youth, 16 years and younger - $12 includes shoes and three (3) games
Cash payments will be taken during registration the day of the event and are non tax-deductible.
For more information, please e-mail felicia@azalumni.com.
Mr. PhxSoul.com is a PROUD Wildcat and I encourage the community to support the UABAMC!
Presented by Neutral Zones of America, Charity Game Benefits Valley Youth and Former Student-Athletes
On August 30 at 12 PM, the biggest rivals in our state, Arizona State University and the University of Arizona, will have the ultimate rematch in the 1st Annual Alumni Classic Basketball Game at US Airways Center in downtown Phoenix.
Bringing alumni and former athletes from both universities together, the teams will square off in what is sure to be the biggest game of the year.
Fans are encouraged to wear their school colors and cheer on the Sun Devils and Wildcats, as they fight for new bragging rights. The first 1,500 fans will also receive a gift bag along with a free ticket to an upcoming Phoenix Mercury game.
Various players will also be available for a post-game autograph signing. The teams will be comprised of some of the most memorable athletes to ever play at both universities, including the following, with many more to be announced soon.
ASUFor more information or to purchase tickets ($15 for general admission), visit www.alumniclassic.com.
Editor's Note: Maxwell put on an amazing show at Phoenix's Dodge Theatre on Monday night! Ada Dieke, a PhxSoul.com family member and big-time Maxwell fan, took time out of her busy schedule to share her thoughts about the concert. Please take time to read "This Woman's Work ..."
By Ada Dieke aka The Art Appreciationist
Forcing females to swoon with a smooth falsetto should be a crime. Compelling a certain woman to drive downtown Phoenix stopping for green lights and accelerating on red, should be a capital offense. Motivating ladies to want to remove their control, tops the list of potential misdemeanors caused by ONE look from HIM. Last night, accompanied by opening act Laura Izibor, Maxwell arrested the Dodge theater audience.Editor's Note: PhxSoul.com congratulates Ed Sharpe for receiving this honor. He has been a great friend and supporter of this Website and the Valley's black community. His coverage of the 2008 Arizona Black Expo was top-notch!
The Arizona Association of Black Journalists is pleased to announce Ed Sharpe of the Glendale Daily Planet as winner of the third-annual Arizona Media Diversity Awards Contest.
AABJ honors Sharpe for a collection of stories including a visit to Glendale by acclaimed poet Nikki Giovanni, coverage of the city’s first Arab American Festival and the 2008 Arizona Black Expo. Sharpe entered his work in the online/new media category.
“We’d like to salute Ed Sharpe and the Daily Planet for not only the quality but volume of his submissions,” AABJ President Weldon Johnson said. “Ed has demonstrated a commitment to showcasing the diversity of experiences of Glendale’s residents. He has also exhibited a great enthusiasm for concept of community journalism and telling the stories of all of the people of Glendale.”
This is Sharpe’s second Arizona Media Diversity Award.
Entries were judged on displaying the fundamental elements of journalism while reflecting the spirit of diversity in content and subject matter.
About AABJ: The Arizona Association of Black Journalists - www.azblackjournalists.org - is an affiliate chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists. Founded in 1995, AABJ is dedicated to fostering opportunities for professional and aspiring journalists through various programs and scholarships.
The King of Pop! PhxSoul.com's favorite artist of all-time is dead?
Nooooooooo!
It appears that all of the media reports are true ... Michael Jackson, 50, died of a heart attack on June 25, 2009. The same day that Farrah Fawcett passed away.
I'm in a "State of Shock" (please forgive the pun).
Michael Jackson was my all-time favorite recording artist!
I can't tell you how many hours I stood in front of a mirror as a kid and practiced his dance moves! I had the "Thriller" jacket, I had the glove, I even tried to get my mom to buy me a monkey ... needless to say, that didn't happen!
Despite all of the craziness that occurred in Michael Jackson's life before and after he hit it BIG with his "Thriller" album, no one can ever say that he wasn't one of the greatest performers ever!
His list of hits goes on and on and on!
Don't tell me that "Rock With You" wasn't one of the smoothest songs you ever heard!
I still break out with a huge smile when I hear "Billie Jean." Many of my friends beg me to do my Michael Jackson dance routine whenever "Billie Jean" is played at a party! One of my boys even made sure that I was videotaped imitating the King of Pop at his wedding reception! Yes ... I "Remember the Time!"
R.I.P. Michael Jackson ... I hope you truly are at peace! You were the best!
PhxSoul.com family! You are welcome to share your memories about Michael Jackson! Click here to post your Comments!
Businesses, consumers and brokers said to have been misled by Mesa company
Submitted by Felicia N. Thompson, Director of Marketing & Communications, Better Business Bureau
The Better Business Bureau is alerting businesses and consumers about Mesa company BBZ Resource Management after receiving complaints from 40 states about its gas/grocery gift card voucher program.
BBZ Resource Management claims to help businesses increase sales and retain customers by offering them the opportunity to advertise free gas and grocery gift cards. BBZ hires brokers from the United States and Canada to approach businesses and sell the program in which the companies purchase gift card vouchers to offer to their customers. Complaints filed with Better Business Bureau stem from consumers’ failed attempts to turn the vouchers into redeemable gas and grocery gift cards.
“We have received over 225 complaints about this company from consumers nationwide who have not received their cards or have other issues with the company,” BBB Operations Director Carrie Ann Lorimer said. “More than 100 of those complaints are in still in the dispute resolution process.”
In addition, some BBZ brokers have contacted Better Business Bureau with liability concerns as they also have received complaints from businesses and consumers about delays and non-receipt of the cards.
“After doing some research on the company, we have reason to believe BBZ Resource Management is run by Troy Warren who has been linked to questionable business dealings in the past,” Lorimer said.
Over the past 30 days, BBB has received thousands of requests by phone and web from individuals wanting to read the company’s report. BBZ Resource Management has responded to some complaints, yet the company has an F rating with Better Business Bureau due to the serious nature of some complaints and failure to correct the underlying reason for the complaints. The majority of complaints concern:
Free Gas/Grocery Offer
Retailers who have signed up to participate in BBZ’s voucher program are advertising anywhere from a $100 to $500 free gas or grocery gift card with purchase. Consumers who make a purchase from a participating retailer receive a voucher that instructs them to register online to receive the free gift card(s).
After registering, consumers must then purchase $100 dollars worth of gas a month and send in receipts to BBZ before the end of that month. Once the consumer follows those instructions they are suppose to receive their first $25 gift card. Thereafter they are supposed to receive $25 gas cards each month with a $100 gas purchase until they have received the original advertised amount.
“Essentially there are three groups being misled in this scenario, the business, consumer and the broker,” BBB President/CEO Matthew Fehling said. “It’s unfortunate that honest businesses have gotten caught up in this situation and in turn are losing the trust of their customers. It’s equally as frustrating for the consumers who thought they were making a purchase to redeem gas or groceries and end up empty-handed.”
Better Business Bureau has connected BBZ Resource Management to the following websites:
http://www.freegrocerycenter.com
http://www.freegas4business.com
http://www.gasandgrocerydepot.com
http://www.petroleumpromotions.com
http://www.saveonhealthcare.org
http://www.theworldsoneperfectbusiness.com
http://www.claimyourmerchandise.com
http://www.claimyourgroceries.com
http://freefuelnationwide.com/
http://fuelpromos.com/main/request
Although the company denies affiliation, the duplicate privacy policy on each site connects back to BBZ. On top of that, the company’s letterhead has changed to read Incentive International.
Consumers who wish to file a complaint are encouraged to do so online with Better Business Bureau at www.arizonabbb.org and the Arizona Attorney General’s office at www.agaz.gov. Better Business Bureau advises strong caution to any business considering participation in BBZ Resource Management’s incentive program.
About BBB Serving Central, Northern & Western Arizona
BBB is an unbiased organization that sets and upholds high standards for fair and honest business behavior. Businesses that earn BBB accreditation contractually agree and adhere to the organization’s high standards of ethical business behavior. Incorporated locally in 1938, today your BBB serves communities in Central, Northern and Western Arizona, supported by over 10,000 BBB Accredited Businesses. BBB provides objective advice, free business BBB Reliability ReportsTM and charity BBB Wise Giving ReportsTM, and educational information on topics affecting marketplace trust.
From health to education, CNN's "Black in America 2" continues to investigate some of the most significant and challenging issues facing African Americans.
Airing on July 22-23 at 5 PM Arizona (check local TV schedules), host Soledad O'Brien focuses on emerging leaders, innovative community programs and business ventures that are addressing the most persistent and pressing issues and disparities facing African Americans.
Below is the trailer and some brand new clips, as well as the episode summaries for both nights.
For more exclusive clips and information, follow Black in America on Twitter at http://twitter.com/blackinamerica or check out www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2009/black.in.america/.
Black in America 2 Video
• Can a trip half-way around the world help at-risk kids in Brooklyn appreciate what's at home? Malaak Compton-Rock thinks it can:
http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/living/2009/06/12/bia2.journey.for.change.cnn
• On Chicago's Southside, life expectancy for Black men is eight years less than the national average. Can barber shops help?
http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/living/2009/06/12/bia2.project.brotherhood.cnn
• John Rice grew up guided by high achievers who taught him how to succeed. Now, he passes the lessons on to tomorrow's leaders:
http://www.dailymotion.com/metsguy1/video/16459172
• In this inner city school and against all odds, every graduating senior goes to college. So, what's their secret weapon?
http://www.dailymotion.com/user/metsguy1/video/x9srrj_john-rice-in-cnn-black-in-america-2_shortfilms
Just starting out? Want a change in careers? Are you interested in highway construction?
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) is looking for participants who want to explore the construction trades. The Pre-Apprenticeship Training class is designed to help people new to the construction industry choose their best career path. It will also help ensure that applicants meet or exceed the minimum qualifications for the registered apprenticeship or training program of your choice.
This free class is financed by the Federal Highway Administration and managed by Arizona Department of Transportation. Students will participate in hands-on activities and skill building. Included in the class is training for OSHA 10, Flagging certification, and Red Cross/CPR.
You will not leave the class a journeyworker in any craft, but you will be able to select the craft most suited to your interests.
If you are the hands-on type, like working out of doors, and want a high-paying career with unlimited possibilities, give this class a try. You must be at least 18 years old to participate, but there is no upper age limit. A high school diploma or GED is not required, but the lack will limit your employment possibilities.
You can only apply at http://www.azdot.gov/Applications/Registration/Civil_Rights/Application.asp
It's official - Phoenix City Councilman Michael Johnson has submitted a sufficient number of valid signatures on his nominating petitions and his campaign is underway.
"I'd like to thank everyone who circulated and signed my petitions," Johnson said. "Now we can get started on the work before us - a strong, grassroots campaign that addresses the serious issues we face. I'm really looking forward to sharing my vision for District 8."
Councilman Johnson, a two-term incumbent, represents District 8 which includes parts of downtown and a large part of south Phoenix. A former Phoenix police officer, Detective of the Year, and winner of the NAACP's Roy Wilkins Award, Johnson said protecting essential services during the budget crisis, supporting and developing local businesses and protecting and strengthening neighborhoods are his priorities.
"I know these are difficult economic times," Johnson said, "but we also have an opportunity to emerge even stronger. I'm optimistic we can protect our most vulnerable residents, help new local businesses grow and thrive and make sure our neighborhoods are safe places to raise families."
Johnson said he will be meeting with as many voters as possible, walking neighborhoods, working with volunteers and getting his message to the voters in a variety of ways in the near future.
"I'm excited, I'm optimistic and I'm ready to get started," Johnson said.
Anyone interested in finding out more about Johnson's campaign or wanting to volunteer or contribute is encouraged to visit www.mikejohnsonaz.org.
Calling all parents, churches and youth!
If you have a passion for dance and want to display your love of God and ministry through movement, you are invited to register for the 2009 Kingdom Dance Workshop.
This NEW AND IMPROVED triple weekend program, for ages 8-15, is designed for those of all levels dance, who want to praise the Lord through many genres of prophetic expression, and is perfect for those who want to create or polish the dance ministry at his/her place of worship.
On Saturday, July 11th, July 18th, and July 25th, Shalonna McRoy will introduce the basics of praise dance and what it truly means to minister for the Father.
For further information, log onto www.wagnerdancearts.com, or click onto http://www.kingdomdancers.com to register.
For additional inquiries, you may also contact Shalonna McRoy directly at TheDancingMessenger@gmail.com.
You may not like the fact that I'm saying this but I have to admit that I haven't been the biggest fan of Rev. Al Sharpton over the years!
Yes, I understand he has been a pivotal figure in the fight for civil rights for the last four or five decades. Without his contributions, I probably wouldn't have the freedom to own PhxSoul.com and say what's on my mind. I completely respect him for his bravery and his willingness to stand up for our rights.
However, I haven't been a fan of the manner in which he serves as one of America's black leaders. He's been loud, boisterous, overbearing and in some cases, he's stood up for people who made him look bad in the end (Tawana Brawley)!
But today, Rev. Al Sharpton made me realize something - he is a smart businessman! You should have seen all of the media that converged on the Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church Gymnasium this morning in Phoenix (June 19)! He is a polarizing personality and he knows how to capitalize on his "brand!"
As he spoke to the crowd, I paid attention to the reaction of the crowd and the messages he was conveying. He really got people riled up!
The majority of the attendees were Latino because Rev. Sharpton came to Phoenix to help local politicans and organizations "lobby" for immigration reform. During his speech, Sharpton talked about Section 287(g) of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act (IIRAIRA) which basically allows law enforcement to get away with racial profiling!
Section 287(g) has allowed Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio to make life miserable for Latinos here! Section 287(g) gives his deputies the authority to detain people based on their color! His deputies have raided entire neighborhoods! Remember Arpaio's raids on Guadalupe and Mesa?
That kind of racial profiling is completely unfair and reminds me of the Jim Crow era and all the injustices that our forefathers endured! Rev. Sharpton is absolutely right ... African Americans and Latinos should be working together to stop racial profiling and enact immigration reform.
Rev. Sharpton said all the right things today but I had to wonder ... why is he REALLY here?!
Is he REALLY here to fight for Latinos or is REALLY here to stay relevant?
No doubt, Rev. Sharpton is a civil rights crusader! He earns his living off divisiveness and racism! And Arizona is a hotbed of divisiveness and racism!
Illegal immigration is a major issue in America that won't see a resolution anytime soon!
If Rev. Sharpton can become of the major faces in the fight for immigration reform, he'll have a job for the rest of his life!
You can't tell me that Rev. Sharpton doesn't have a business interest here! And the fact that he's going to have a "showdown" on television with Arpaio makes me even more curious about his motives!
PhxSoul.com readers - what do you think about Rev. Sharpton's visit to Phoenix area? Is he here for the right reasons? Do you feel that more African Americans should help Latinos fight for their civil rights? Click on the Comments link below to share your thoughts!
Back Pack Giveaway Event on July 18 from 8-10 AM at the South Mountain Community Center, 212 E. Alta Vista Road, Phoenix.
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc - Phoenix Alumni Chapter invites the community for an evening of wine tasting and socializing at the "Network with the Nupes Remix" on July 16 at 5:30 PM at 1130 Restaurant & Lounge, 455 N. 3rd St. (inside the Arizona Center), Phoenix
Mingle with business professionals, fraternal groups, community leaders and individuals who are new to the Phoenix metro area.
The event is free and you do not have to be a Greek to attend.
Please visit phoenixkappas.org for more information about the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc - Phoenix Alumni Chapter.
University Public Schools, an affiliate of Arizona State University, will be opening a tuition-free public charter school this school year in downtown Phoenix on the southeast corner of Fillmore and 7th Street.
They presently have openings for K-6 students and would like to close enrollment by June 26.
Please click on the link or flyer below to learn more about the school:
http://universitypublicschools.asu.edu/schools/upsphx/index.html
This gathering is thrown yearly to recognize the spring graduates and to show gratitude to the past and present Gamma Iota initiates.
The event will be held on July 11 from 3-8 P.M. at Kiwanis Park (Fiesta Pod B and D), 6111 S. All America Way, Tempe.
The BBQ is for, but not limited, to all members of Kappa Alpha Psi as well as other Greeks and non-Greeks alike.
The Kappas will be serving food hot off the grill and for non-Kappamen there will be a $3 plate charge or $10 will feed you for the entire BBQ. There will be plenty of food, music and fun and if you missed out last year you definitely don't want to miss out this year.
Also, the Kappas will be accepting donations at the event to keep the chapter thriving and to assist in the continuation of our successful endeavors.
Valleywide, AZ - July 1-31, 2009: MrH Consulting is collecting school supplies to help Valley schools by providing some of the materials that the students or the school would not be able to provide for the upcoming school year.
Any type of school supply is welcome and very much needed. We will accept new and gently used items such as; pens, pencils, back packs and shoulder bags, tissue boxes, paper towel, school uniforms, glue, rulers and markers/crayons/color pencils ... as well as anything else that you can think of.
Donations will be accepted for the entire month of July. Please mail all material donations to the address below:
MrH Consulting
Mia Hillery
P.O. Box 31662
Mesa, AZ 85275
Monetary donations also accepted through PayPal.com using the email address - mrhillery@gmail.com.
MrH Consulting is a company that provides Project Management services. Event Planning and Meeting Planning, Vacation/Travel Coordination, Personal Assisting/Image Consulting, Party Rentals and Personalized Gifting services available.
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