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Community Comes Together for Children's Hospital, Free Haircuts for Homeless, and Vibrant Arizona Transformation!

Phoenix Pulse Weekly
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Community Comes Together for Children's Hospital, Free Haircuts for Homeless, and Vibrant Arizona Transformation!

Phoenix Pulse
Nov 10, 2025
Joke Of The Day |
Why did the cactus go to the party in Phoenix? Because it heard it was going to be a "plantastic" time! |
Preschoolers and families from Goddard Schools in the Phoenix area raised nearly $16,000 for Phoenix Children's Hospital through the "Step Up, Stop Cancer" fundraiser. The owner, Jake Thompson, inspired by his son's battle with leukemia, organized the event to give back to the hospital that treated his child. The generous donation will support the hospital's efforts to provide top-notch care, conduct medical research, and offer hope to children in need. This community effort showcases the power of unity and compassion in making a positive impact on the lives of others. |
A Valley father left his six-figure corporate job to give free haircuts to the homeless community in Phoenix. Richard Agers, 33, now travels across the Valley providing haircuts to those experiencing homelessness. He found fulfillment in the simple act of cutting hair and listening to people's stories. Inspired by his late grandfather, a Vietnam veteran, Agers decided to serve others in need. He hopes to expand his mission nationwide, bringing mobile barbering services to homeless communities. By offering free haircuts and a listening ear, Agers is making a positive impact on those who often feel invisible in society. |
A suburb in Arizona has transformed into a Mediterranean-style walking town, with narrow streets and buildings designed to keep temperatures low. The town includes shading structures and water features to create a cooler environment for residents. The town's design allows for more pedestrian activity and interaction among residents, leading to a more vibrant community. The design has been successful in reducing temperatures by up to 15 degrees Fahrenheit compared to neighboring areas. Residents have reported enjoying the town's comfortable climate and increased sense of community. Read More... |
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Interesting Facts |
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Trivia Question❓What famous singer was born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1961 and rose to fame in the 1980s with hits like "Borderline" and "Like a Virgin"? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
đź’ˇ Answer to Trivia Question: Madonna |