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Last Chance! Space is Limited! Join me #tomorrow Register now for the STI Life Safety Symposium tomorrow, hosted at Banner Health Corporate Mesa Facility. Free for Banner Employees, only $25 for Healthcare Facility CASHE AZ members, and $50 for Affiliate members. Freakin bargain for this lineup! I promise you won't be disappointed. #empowerment through #education Specified Technologies, Inc. - STI Firestop American Society for Health Care Engineering (ASHE) NFPA AZSHE

Camp Courage, put on by the Arizona Burn Foundation, is a summer camp that provides children who've been burned with the opportunity to enjoy a summer camp just like any other child. It costs almost $1500 to send a child to camp, which is made possible by donors like you. Your donation, no matter the size, can make a huge difference in the life of a child. Consider giving today to make a positive impact in the life of another. https://lnkd.in/gQKvuhid

Dear professional network! We have an opportunity to support burn survivors directly! Please consider donating by clicking on the link below. I will keep updating you on how much we are able to achieve under my network! Please share with your network to increase visibility. All proceeds go directly to survivor families. For more information, please visit Arizona Burn Foundation #Survivor #Burnsurvivor #Healthcare #Firesafety #FirePrevention

This video is an absolute masterpiece, brilliantly shedding light on the devastating consequences of societal division and prejudice. With a keen sense of humor, it illustrates the perilous path we tread when these toxic forces consume us, tearing at the very fabric of our communities. As the shadows of bias grow darker, the video serves as a stark warning, urging us to confront these issues before they corrode the bonds that hold us together ❤️ BTW: Your phone torch is on 😘 —————— Source and big applause goes out to: jacquemalouf

Thank you to our sponsors: Northern Arizona University Center for American Indian Economic Development, Desert Diamond Casinos & Entertainment, Salt River Project, and Square. A big shout out to the Tribal Committee planning team, AAED staff, and especially the vice chairs Melody Lewis and Kendall Foster for their hard work! The 2nd Annual ORIGINATIV Networking event was a resounding success! It brought together Tribal organizations, Native small businesses, and community partners, fostering new opportunities and collaborations. Thanks to Shawn Martinez, Graham Wincott, and the Phoenix Suns organization for using their platform to celebrate the rich cultural heritage that Arizona is built on. We look forward to seeing everyone next year!

Arizona Burn Foundation is proud of our partnership with Avondale Fire Department allowing for the opportunity to install these life saving alarms.

Glenn Jordan went into his shop early the morning of August 26, 2021 at the All-American Eyeglass Repair to work on some orders. He was on the phone at 9:23 a.m. when the building was rocked by a natural gas explosion. LISTEN NOW: https://lnkd.in/gD-AQvjc Glenn survived thanks to fast work from first responders, but it would take the next 40 days at the Arizona Burn Center with second- and third-degree burns on 40 percent of his body, followed by 10 days of rehab. It’s been a long and painful recovery, but Glenn and his family were helped by the Arizona Burn Foundation, a nonprofit that provides burn survivors with crisis care - lodging and transportation assistance, emotional support, food vouchers and emergency financial assistance – recovery care, and learning to thrive through providing social gatherings, camps, retreats and peer-to-peer support groups. As Glenn’s condition improved, he immediately wanted to help others. He started by volunteering at Camp Courage, a camp for children who are burn survivors. Always a physical guy, Glenn – who had done a Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim hike of the Grand Canyon a few years before the explosion – worked back up to doing 1,000 pull-ups a month in physical therapy and at the gym. Then he had an idea for a fundraiser for the Arizona Burn Foundation that had helped him so much – completing 2,000 pull-ups in a seemingly impossible 12 hours. The result? He went over his goal, raising $40,000 for the Foundation Click here learn more about the Arizona Burn Foundation: https://azburn.org/ #rescuersradioshow #hope #rescuers #heroes Arizona Burn Foundation @Glenn Jordan #burns