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    Home » Mayor Rob Adams and the Sedona City Council proclaim March 20th as Sedona Arizona Gives Day
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    Mayor Rob Adams and the Sedona City Council proclaim March 20th as Sedona Arizona Gives Day

    March 7, 2013No Comments
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    logo_sedonacommunityfoundationSedona AZ (March 7, 2013) – The Sedona Community Foundation (SCF) announces that the first annual Arizona Gives Day taking place on March 20, 2013 has been proclaimed Sedona Arizona Gives Day by the City of Sedona.

    Arizona Gives Day is a day for Arizonans to come together to make donations to as many nonprofits as possible in 24 hours. On March 20, 2013, from 12:00 am to 11:59 pm, supporters of Arizona nonprofits will go online, connect with causes they care about, and make tax-deductible donations. Supporters will search for participating nonprofits and simply click to donate. The donation stays local and helps our nonprofit community provide much needed services in the state of Arizona.

    Local nonprofits that are participating in the first Arizona Gives Day include:

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    • Benefactors of Red Rock State Park, Sedona
    • Camp Soaring Eagle Foundation, Sedona
    • Canyon Moon Theatre, Sedona
    • Chamber Music Sedona, Sedona
    • Gardens for Humanity, Sedona
    • Humane Society of Sedona, Sedona
    • New Earth Foundation, Sedona
    • Northern Arizona Institutions for Community Leadership, Sedona
    • Sedona Art Museum, Inc., Sedona
    • Sedona Arts Center, Sedona
    • Sedona Community Center, Sedona
    • Sedona Gay Pride, Sedona
    • Sedona Sunrise Center for Adults, Sedona
    • Sustainable Arizona, Sedona
    • Verde Valley Caregivers Coalition, Sedona
    • Verde Valley Restorative Justice Partnership, Sedona
    • Verde Valley Sanctuary, Sedona
    • World Peace Dance, Sedona
    • Sedona Public Library, Sedona
    • The Circle of Atonement, Sedona
    • Camp Verde Historical Society, Camp Verde
    • Rainbow Acres, Camp Verde
    • Verde Valley Archaeology Center, Camp Verde
    • Mingus Springs Charter School, Chino Valley
    • Connections Equine Therapy Program, Cornville
    • Rusty’s Morningstar Ranch, Cornville
    • Adopt For Life Center For Animals aka Verde Valley Humane Society, Cottonwood
    • Boys & Girls Club of Northern Arizona Cottonwood
    • Golden Cobra Center of Fitness, Inc., Cottonwood
    • Old Town Mission, Cottonwood
    • Verde Valley CASA Children’s Foundation, Cottonwood
    • Verde Valley Habitat for Humanity, Cottonwood
    • Verde Valley Land Preservation, Cottonwood

    This event brings together all Arizona and local non-profits and provides an opportunity for our local community to witness the hard work that is taking place to help Sedona and the Verde Valley become an even better place to live, work and play.

    The Sedona Community Foundation is a permanent philanthropic endowment for the enduring benefit of the community, securing, managing and allocating donors’ gifts for charitable purposes in the Sedona area. The foundation’s local advisory board is committed to meeting the charitable needs of the community and helping donors reach their philanthropic goals. It is an affiliate of the Arizona Community Foundation, which assists in the management of capital gifts, both living and testamentary. For more information about the Sedona Community Foundation, contact Foundation Manager Leslie Hunt at 928-282-2042 or lhunt@azfoundation.org.

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