If you’re an attorney, you may be as concerned about issues related to your practice as you are about matters of law, National Bank of Arizona has a department dedicated to the needs and interests of attorneys.

Angela Hughey, Co-founder/President of ONE Community, is on a mission to better Arizona for all, one cup of coffee at a time.

The short two-hour drive from Phoenix to Sedona is a cinch. Interstate 17 rises pleasantly northward, traversing at least three distinct ecosystems as it ascends the roughly 3,000 feet into the Verde Valley’s moderately temperate terrain.

The first thing you notice about the Giving Tree Café is the deliciously warm and inviting scent that greets you as soon as you walk in the door.

“A lot of people have a passion, but no sense of business.” – OD Harris, Founder, Ready Set Go. A foundation that is responsible for empowering underserved entrepreneurs through training.

Individuals gather, rain or shine, to participate in free, half-hour mindfulness classes on behalf of a collaboration between Hospice of the Valley and the Phoenix Art Museum.

Family Promise – Greater Phoenix, part of a national organization, began its nonprofit mission of providing emergency shelter locally in January 2000.

The Gisi family joined NB|AZ associates to celebrate the dedication of Gisi Hall at the bank’s new conference center in February.

Chung Trinh—founder and CEO of Lighthouse Psychiatry, a Gilbert-based mental health and counseling clinic—says the increase in mental health issues in Arizona follows the same trend in the U.S. as a whole.

Canyon Ranch opened in Tucson in 1979 with a bold mission to unify the mind, body, and spirit. It was a hard-won realization that came to founder Mel Zuckerman at a California “fat farm” where he was resolving to change his health and life for good.

John Merwin’s “a-ha” moment came in a box. Ordered online. Sight unseen. It was a mattress, tightly rolled up and conveniently delivered to his home.