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Recent Posts
- Donation from Estate of Senior Military Officer February 11, 2021
- Zia Records Supports Healing Arizona Veterans January 12, 2021
- Healing Arizona Veterans’ Virtual Year End Fundraiser November 11, 2020
Donation from Estate of Senior Military Officer
The estate of a retired senior military officer from Phoenix Arizona made a significant donation to support the treatment of veterans suffering from Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and PTSD, making this the largest Healing Arizona Veterans donor. While alive, this senior officer believed in supporting
Zia Records Supports Healing Arizona Veterans
Healing Arizona Veterans is happy to announce that Zia Records has selected it for charitable support during the period from January to June 2021. A music, movies and merchandise destination since 1980, Zia Records is an independently owned retailer of new and pre-owned CDs, movies,
Healing Arizona Veterans’ Virtual Year End Fundraiser
Learn more about our year-end fundraiser to sponsor the treatment of military veterans suffering from wartime TBI and PTSD through healing hyperbaric oxygen therapy. To view testimonials from treated veterans, click here for a 4-Minute video and here for a 15-minute video. Your donations continue to provide this
Kendra Scott store in Phoenix Donating Sales on Veterans Day
The Kendra Scott store in the Chandler Fashion Center will be donating 20% of sales on Veterans Day (November 10th 12:00AM – November 11th at 11:59PM) to Healing Arizona Veterans, a charity that sponsors the treatment of brain injured veterans. View the attached invitation and
Valley of the Moon Remembers Charlie Spillar
It has been a year since Healing Arizona’s Board member, Charlie Spillar passed away. Valley of the Moon, one of the two organizations where Charlie volunteered his time, has installed a bench celebrating Charlie and his art. This would not have been possible without the
Commander John Scott Hannon Veterans Mental Health Care Improvement Act
The US Senate requested the US House a letter to the immediate attention and passage of S.785, the Commander John Scott Hannon Veterans Mental Health Care Improvement Act. (Download here) This bipartisan legislation, sponsored by fifty-four U.S. Senators was developed with and is supported by
