Not Patients--BALLERS!
Baller Dream Foundation supports children and young people through their cancer journey. When talking with Jennifer Van Moorelehem one thing is clear; they aren't patients, they are "ballers" living a baller lifestyle!

Baller Dream Foundation supports children and young people through their cancer journey. When talking with Jennifer Van Moorelehem one thing is clear; they aren't patients, they are "ballers" living a baller lifestyle!
Alice Cooper's Solid Rock Teen Centers in Phoenix and Mesa are grooming the rockstars of tomorrow--all for free. Hear their stories with our guest, Randy Spencer.
Maria Jesus Cervantes joins host Jordan Moreno for a deep dive into Chicanos Por La Causa history and Arizona's rich Latino roots.
Jessie Bustamante is a rockstar leader in our community who drives ACCEL's daily programs, ensuring education, dignity and independence for anyone with special needs.
What was once considered a sleepy retirement community is now a bustling cluster of cities making serious economic impact!
Jason Reed is United Food Bank's newest CEO with big dreams for the future!
Ability360's CEO Chris Rodriguez joins host Jordan Moreno to discuss Ability360's programs, advocacy efforts and community to ensure inclusion for Phoenicians living with a wide variety of disabilities.
Spectrum Medical stopped by to discuss the ways that they serve the LGBTQ+ community from primary care to HIV testing and more. National HIV Testing Day is coming up June 27th.
There is nothing more powerful than a mom on a mission. Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels CEO Lorraine Tallman tell us about her journey with childhood cancer and the ways in which she ensures her daughter's legacy lives on.
Time to talk human trafficking in Phoenix. It's a heartbreaking reality, but it's happening in our neighborhoods. Carlos Daniel and Shauna Sexton from Phoenix Dream Center join host Jordan Moreno to discuss the signs of trafficking, how we can help and how we can turn trauma into triumph together.
Dr. Aaron Blocher-Rubin sits down with Jordan Moreno to discuss Arizona Autism United's expansion into the West Valley and the importance of location when receiving treatment.
10 foster children, 4 adoptions, 1 very busy mama! Darcy Olsen is the CEO of The Center for the Rights of Abused Children and passionate caregiver for vulnerable children across the country.
Ronald McDonald House gives families with a sick child the invaluable gift of being together during times of hardship. CEO Kerry Schulman joins The Valley Now to tell us more.
Two mothers turned JDRF enthusiasts talk about their individual journeys navigating Type 1 Diabetes in their children.
That dress you haven't worn in years? Old baby clothes you just can't part with? Lea Soto Graham with Goodwill of Norther & Central Arizona talks spring cleaning on The Valley Now.
When was the last time you had kidney function tested? CEO Leslie McReynolds tells us more.
Margy Bons joins The Valley Now to talk about the legacy of the acronym MAM.
Tamara Clark joins The Valley Now to speak to the ways that orgs like 180 Sports are opening new doors for vulnerable populations to enter sports.
Rich Tomey and Tamara Clark are a powerhouse duo who are leading the charge behind Positive Coaching Alliance
Dr. Gerd Wuestemann is the president and CEO of Scottsdale Arts. Listen in on the conversation with host Jordan Moreno on the ways art has the power to change lives.
Vanessa Ramirez chats her father's legacy and the signs of non-smokers lung cancer.
Child therapy in a comfortable, family-centered environment. Daniel Feavel explains the journey that brought him from corporate exec to Co-Founder of Bloom Kidz.
Fiesta Bowl CMO Jose Moreno joins the show as an Arizona native with a unique story about conquering all odds and "making it" in sports business.
Car lovers unite for a world-class exhibition of cars, showcasing the art of aerodynamics at Scottsdale Civic Center.
Police by day, hero by night. Sean Reavie explains the impact of the Put On The Cape organization.
Remember BizTown? Junior Achievement aims to ensure every child can experience the life-changing field trip to discover their future.
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 ...
Suicide is a serious matter. It affects each of us in different ways. Directly. Indirectly. What do you do if you think someone is in need of help? This episode tackles many issues regarding teen suicide and how to handle different situations.