Surprise Squad helped out some Valley teachers purchase school supplies for their classroom at the nonprofit Treasures 4 Teachers.
A group of kittens is now able to run free after being rescued from a pipe by members of the Buckeye community.
Eight teenage girls participated in Diversified Roofing’s free “Let’s Build Construction Camp,” where they built a mock structure that included carpentry, electrical, plumbing, roofing and other finishes.
Two Arizona brothers decided to give away money they had saved to those who need it more than them, and that is Something Good! Fifteen-year-old Max and 18-year-old Pedro Contreras recently stopped by The Salvation Army Tucson Hospitality House to help feed those staying in the shelter. The brothers say they realized how lucky they are and wanted to do more for others.
Arizona’s Family Surprise Squad gifted a Scottsdale music teacher $5,000 after learning that he was raising money to buy his students pianos.