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POPs Ride (Pedal Over Parkinson's) is a four-man team of bikers who will pedal cross country next year to raise $1 million for Parkinson's disease. Before their ride begins in April 2011, they're planning a number of Phoenix-area fundraisers to get the word out about their ride.

Their next fundraiser is a "Pig'n Out for Parkinson's" BBQ event to be held at Tom's BBQ in Chandler this Sunday, August 29 from 11:00 - 3:00. Tom's BBQ is located at 4920 South Gilbert in Chandler. See the flyer below.

Here's a little background on POPs Ride: Six years ago Shane and Shannon Stutzman's father, Jerry, was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. Then, on Thanksgiving 2008, Shane and Shannon's cousin Pam, on their mother's side of the family, was diagnosed with Parkinson's too.

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Host: Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center (ALAC) and The FUSION Foundation at 147 East Adams St, Phoenix, , AZ

When: Saturday, July 24, 6:00 – 10:00 p.m.

WHAT: ALAC in collaboration with The FUSION Foundation, The Anti-Defamation League, The Arizona Hispanic Forum, and N'Touch Magazine, invites the community to participate in this Saturday’s premier of the exhibit entitled “SB1070 - An Artist's Point of View.”

WHERE: Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center (ALAC), 147 East Adams St, Phoenix, , AZ

The wall, the Arizona flag, stop signs, The Constitution, death, skeletons, labor, fields, The Dream Act, the Virgin of Guadalupe are but a few of the images used by artists for Saturday’s premier of the thought-provoking exhibit entitled: "SB1070 - An Artist's Point of View." The exhibit opens at the Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center (ALAC) this Saturday, July 24 at 6:00 p.m.

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Gallery 2345 proudly announces its next exhibit and special event entitled “Made in Arizona.”

The exhibit will feature the works of Arizona Artisans ranging from pillars of sculpted hand carved wood…pottery…spectacular images from photography from around the world…not to mention magnificent hand blown glass vessels and chandeliers, oils on canvas, hand crafted jewelry, ethnic treasures from Latin America and much more.
Hors d’oeuvres and wine will be provided at this special program including opportunities to “Meet the Artists”.

WHO: Gallery 2345
WHAT: “Made In Arizona,” an Art Exposition and Open House to benefit Free Arts of Arizona featuring Arizona Artisans
WHERE: Gallery 2345, 2345 East University Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85034
WHEN: Friday, July 16, 2010 at 5:00 – 8:30 p.m.

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Host: Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center (ALAC) and The FUSION Foundation at 147 East Adams St, Phoenix, , AZ

When: Friday, July 30, 6:00 – 10:00 p.m.

WHAT: ALAC in collaboration with The FUSION Foundation, The Anti-Defamation League, The Arizona Hispanic Forum, and N'Touch Magazine, invites the community to participate in this Friday’s community reception of the exhibit entitled “SB1070 - An Artist's Point of View.”

WHERE: Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center (ALAC), 147 East Adams St, Phoenix, , AZ

The wall, the Arizona flag, stop signs, The Constitution, death, skeletons, labor, fields, The Dream Act, the Virgin of Guadalupe are but a few of the images used by artists for Saturday’s premier of the thought-provoking exhibit entitled: "SB1070 - An Artist's Point of View." The exhibit opened at the Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center (ALAC) Saturday, July 24 at 6:00 p.m. and will be available for viewing until Wednesday, August 4.

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Jodi Powers and Annie Loyd Bachand worked together to promote the Phoenix Mercury. Jodi wrote about the Mercury during their first two seasons and Annie worked to build their fan base with her network. The dynamic duo were on the board of directors for the Phoenix Women’s Sports Association for many years: Annie was the vice president and Jodi was the Awards and PR Chair for five years. They have survived working in state and national politics and are the founders, creators and developers of One Planet magazine, an all-volunteer publication that addressed the 12 sectors of society and how they relate to one another.

Jodi Powers and Annie Loyd Bachand combined their talents and energies to start CPR. Annie has developed a large network through her work with so many organizations in the Valley, the US and beyond, and few can match Jodi’s work ethic.

In today’s world, you have to go deeper than a logo or a well-produced piece, you have to go beyond being skin deep. When you peel back our skin at CPR-Community Public Relations and open our windows and doors, what emerges is a vast array of relationship building. Building relationships isn’t just about strategically identifying people you are involved with in a project, building relationships happens over years, over decades.

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