In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Archie Bradley, namesake of Archipalooza and Arizona Diamondback.  They discussed how Archie got into baseball and how he feels it's important to give back to the community that has supported him. Join Archie Bradley and friends for Archiepalooza 2.0.  Proceeds from the event benefit the Odysea Aquarium Foundation and Archie's Community Fund.

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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Archie Bradley, namesake of Archipalooza and Arizona Diamondback.  They discussed how Archie got into baseball and how he feels it's important to give back to the community that has supported him. Join Archie Bradley and friends for Archiepalooza 2.0.  Proceeds from the event benefit the Odysea Aquarium Foundation and Archie's Community Fund.

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In this episode, Charlie Huero talked with Heather Rogers, M3F Festival Director.  M3F is Arizona’s largest 100% nonprofit music festival; with all proceeds benefiting local, nonprofit organizations. Designed to promote Community, Culture and Charity, M3F has donated more than $2 million to local charities; raising $509,000 in 2019 alone. For the second year in a row, a portion of proceeds from the Festival will focus on funding the Phoenix Children’s Hospital Music Therapy Program. This program takes a unique approach to healing; applying the passion and power of music to help children heal as they undergo medical treatments and rehabilitation.

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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Lee Perreira, founder of 16 X 16 Inc. At 16 X 16, we know that sometimes all it takes to change the world is a little support. Since our founding in 2019, we have been determined to make an impact. Facing many life challenges, being knocked to the ground, and fighting everyday, Lee Perreira's daily growth, love, and determination to make the world a better a place is how 16 x16 was born.

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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Kristie Barnett, Sexton Chair for Dream City Foundation. Dream City Foundation raises funds and awareness for the largest human trafficking rescue and recovery program in the United States at the Phoenix Dream Center and StreetLightUSA. Families, friends, and co-workers gather together to show support for the victims of human trafficking.  

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In this episode, Charlie Huero talks with Michele Shipitofsky, CEO of Cortney’s Place.  Cortney’s Place was founded due to a family (Cindy & Jim Carpenter) who was in need of care for their disabled daughter (Cortney) who was nearing the end of her high school based program when she “aged out” at the age of 22.  This resulted in the creation of a day program that is a safe, engaging and innovative environment for disabled individuals who have aged-out of the public school system.

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