Why we remember our fallen hero's

The NonProfit Journal

Why we remember our fallen hero's

The Nonprofit Journal Live with Dee Suomala radio programs welcomes back veteran and Arizona Republic columnist Art Sloane.

The NonProfit Journal

The Nonprofit Journal Live with Dee Suomala radio programs welcomes back veteran and Arizona Republic columnist Art Sloane.

The Nonprofit Journal Live with Dee Suomala welcomes Steve Gehrts Local Business Owner. Steve is the owner of Ink and Toner in Tempe AZ and believes that giving back is not always done through our charities.

Tune in Monday, May 16th at 1- 2pm MST LIVE on Star Worldwide Networks as we talk with Steve and why it’s important to buy locally.

For more information visit www.InkandTonerAZ.com

The Nonprofit Journal Live with Dee Suomala welcomes Steve Gehrts Local Business Owner. Steve is the owner of Ink and Toner in Tempe AZ and believes that giving back is not always done through our charities.

Tune in Monday, May 16th at 1- 2pm MST LIVE on Star Worldwide Networks as we talk with Steve and why it’s important to buy locally.

For more information visit www.InkandTonerAZ.com

We have another great show planned for Monday, May 2. Carolyn Sechler co-hosts The Nonprofit Journal Live with Dee Suomala radio show. Carolyn introduces Frantz Beasley, president and co-founder of a Phoenix based nonprofit organization called AZ Common Ground.

AZCG is a community based organization created behind the razor wire of a prison fence by three former inmates who developed a plan to provide services to men, women, and youth upon their release from prison. Possessing the unique perspective of having been ex-offenders, experiencing the difficult process of re-entry firsthand, and learning to rebuild their own lives after having been convicted of numerous felonies, these men came together to form this organization to confront the challenges which have created an out of control recidivism rate.

AZ Common Ground

We have another great show planned for Monday, May 2. Carolyn Sechler co-hosts The Nonprofit Journal Live with Dee Suomala radio show. Carolyn introduces Frantz Beasley, president and co-founder of a Phoenix based nonprofit organization called AZ Common Ground.

AZCG is a community based organization created behind the razor wire of a prison fence by three former inmates who developed a plan to provide services to men, women, and youth upon their release from prison. Possessing the unique perspective of having been ex-offenders, experiencing the difficult process of re-entry firsthand, and learning to rebuild their own lives after having been convicted of numerous felonies, these men came together to form this organization to confront the challenges which have created an out of control recidivism rate.

Arizona Hands and Voices is a nationwide non-profit organization dedicated to supporting families and their children who are deaf or hard of hearing, as well as the professionals who serve them.

When parents are told that their child is deaf or hard of hearing, the news is most often a shock. Many will go through a grieving process, and feel that all hopes and dreams they had for their child have been shattered.

The organization is a parent-driven, parent/professional collaborative group that is unbiased towards communication modes and methods. Their diverse membership includes those who are deaf, hard of hearing, and their families who communicate orally, with signs, cue, and/or combined methods. Arizona Hands and Voices exists to help children reach their highest potential.

For more information about Arizona Hands and Voices, visit www.azhv.org.

Arizona Hands and Voices is a nationwide non-profit organization dedicated to supporting families and their children who are deaf or hard of hearing, as well as the professionals who serve them.

When parents are told that their child is deaf or hard of hearing, the news is most often a shock. Many will go through a grieving process, and feel that all hopes and dreams they had for their child have been shattered.

The organization is a parent-driven, parent/professional collaborative group that is unbiased towards communication modes and methods. Their diverse membership includes those who are deaf, hard of hearing, and their families who communicate orally, with signs, cue, and/or combined methods. Arizona Hands and Voices exists to help children reach their highest potential.

For more information about Arizona Hands and Voices, visit www.azhv.org.