Each year, Az Business Angels casts a spotlight on the nonprofits, business leaders, and organizations that are making the biggest impact on our communities.
“We want to engage the nonprofit leaders of Arizona in order to learn more about their missions, the causes they support and the people who work tirelessly to serve them,” says AZ Big Media Editor in Chief Michael Gossie. “Equally important, we want to pay tribute to the for-profit businesses and business leaders who sit on boards, donate time, support community initiatives and give back through various means to the nonprofit community.”
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Each month, a Valley teacher is chosen to receive Burch & Cracchiolo’s “B&C Star Teacher Award.” Each teacher who wins the award receives a check for $500 for classroom supplies and the school receives an additional check for $250.
At Burch & Cracchiolo giving back is an integral part of our vision.
For 52 years we have participated in the growth and development of our business community and we demonstrate our continued commitment to the health and well-being of our Valley and State through our financial contributions, sponsorships and volunteerism in non-profits and economic development organizations.
In 2022 we have supported the following:
- ACLU AZ Chapter
- Arizona Asian American Bar Association
- Arizona Builders Alliance
- Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scouts
- Arizona Coalition for Sustainable Housing
- Arizona Foundation for Women
- Arizona Humane Society
- ASU Law Foundation
- Arizona Multihousing Association
- ASU Sun Devil Club
- Arizona Tennis Classic
- CASS
- Central Arizona Homebuilders Association
- Feeding Matters
- Gesher Disability Resources
- Glendale Chamber of Commerce
- Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
- Laveen BBQ Festival
- Local First Arizona
- Maricopa County Bar Association
- Peoria Diamond Club
- Ryan House
- Sandra Day O’Connor School of Law
- Scottsdale Charros
- St. Mary’s Food Bank
- St. Vincent de Paul
- State Bar of Arizona
- Sunnyslope Scamper
- Valley Partnership Community Project Day
- Westmarc