Community Cares

A Scottsdale business is using their vodka-distilling experience to get creative and help the community during the coronavirus pandemic. FOX 10's Tom Fergus has the details.

We're seeing so many stories of individuals and companies stepping up to help others in their communities during this difficult time. COO Ken Costello talks to FOX 10 about how his company created teams to pick up and deliver the items.

A Valley clinical psychologist has set up a number for people to receive mindful messages over text - simply text 202-759-6205 for the service. FOX 10's Anita Roman reports.

The current title holder for Mrs. Arizona shares her story about beating colon cancer for Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.

People from all over the state attended the event on March 8 to celebrate how far women have come, but say there is still much more work to be done.

OdySea Aquarium is celebrating the birth of four healthy sandbar sharks.

Foothills Animal Shelter in Scottsdale helps care for special needs dogs. FOX 10's Anita Roman has more.

The Singletons organization is raising money for renovations to its community center.

A fitness center in Mesa is working to overcome the challenge of keeping kids active in a technology-driven world.

We're getting a preview of the Global Rescue Project's tournament at the Victorium in Scottsdale.

Chore charts have always been a great way to keep track of who is doing what, but one Valley dad says there's a new way to keep track -- there's an app for that. FOX 10's Anita Roman has the story.

The Arizona Animal Welfare League is inviting local teens to learn first aid basics for animals.

FOX 10's Anita Roman reports.

Catherine is training for the marathon and she's running for a very good cause: to raise funds for Ozanam Manor, a temporary shelter considered a bridge to permanent housing for homeless men, women and veterans age 50 and above.

Friends and family will be walking from Skyline Park to Skyline High School in Mesa with positive messages to support youth and bring awareness to suicide prevention.

The Foster Champion program at one local shelter is used to reach millions on social media in order to adopt out hundreds of animals.

Casa Grande firefighter Matt Walker's 2-year-old daughter Quinn was born with only half a heart and she can't travel up north to play in the snow due to being on oxygen and the high elevation -- so Ofcr. Adam Bejarano arranged for 5 tons of snow to be delivered to the Walker's home!

Money raised for Fiesta Bowl charities makes an impact on our community all year long.