Hand In Hand: The Free Ever After Bridal Story
Tucson-based Free Ever After Bridal doesn’t just provide affordable wedding dresses: It empowers victims of sexual violence by connecting them with programs and services. See for yourself how Free Ever After Bridal is giving victims a chance for redemption and purpose in a new episode of Thrive. To learn more about Free Ever After Bridal, […] Read More
Art is Life & Life is Art: The Story of Dancing in the Streets
Tucson-based Dancing in the Streets uses the art of classical ballet to instill confidence, skill, and perseverance into the youth of the city’s south side. See for yourself how art can transform our community in a new episode of Thrive. To learn more about Dancing in the Streets, visit their website at THRIVE spotlights the innovative […] Read MoreSep 3, 2020
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Live It. Give It. Pivot: How Pivot Produce is creating a sustainable future for the Tucson community
Keeping true to their name, Pivot Produce revamped their business after the pandemic hit and they lost 90% of their business in one weekend. The business pivoted to providing fresh, locally-sourced produce to Tucsonans who lack access while maintaining its mission to create a sustainable agricultural system in Southern Arizona. To learn more about Pivot […] Read More
The people still want their popcorn: How The Loft is nurturing the Tucson community
Just because COVID-19 forced The Loft Cinema to close its doors in March, doesn’t mean Tucson’s independent movie theater has stopped doing what it does best — bringing people together. At least virtually for now. To learn more about The Loft Cinema, visit their website at THRIVE spotlights the innovative and fascinating entrepreneurs that make Arizona […] Read More
Urbix Resources: The Future Is Graphite
On a new Own It, discover how Phoenix-based Urbix Resources created a low-cost, environmentally-friendly way to produce graphite and why it matters. Read More
Studio Axé Capoeira Tucson: Culture Through Movement
On a new Thrive Arizona, Zach chats with Aquil Joel Hameed of Studio Axé about the mind, body and cultural benefits of capoeira, an Afro-Brazilian martial art that combines elements of dance, acrobatics, and music. To learn more about Studio Axé, visit their website at Thrive Tucson is a conversation series with the innovative and […] Read More
Pure Mettle: Turning Tragedy To Triumph
On a new Thrive Arizona, Zach talks with Michael Strauser of Pure Mettle Hair & Skin about fresh starts, new hopes, and thriving futures. Read More
Monsoon Chocolate: From Bean to Bar
On a new Thrive Arizona, Zach has a sweet talk with Adam Krantz of Monsoon Chocolate, a Tucson-based chocolatier bringing you delicious treats from the source. Adam talks about developing a love for chocolate and the joys and difficulties of making chocolate from bean to bar. For more about Monsoon Chocolate, visit their website at […] Read More
TENWEST: Everyone Has a Role. Discover Yours.
On a new Thrive Arizona, Host Zach Yentzer chats with Dre Voelkel, director of TENWEST Festival, an annual ten-day innovation festival focused on solving the economic, social, cultural and environmental challenges facing Tucson. For more about TENWEST, visit their website at Thrive Tucson is a conversation series with the innovative and fascinating entrepreneurs that make […] Read More
Ignite Sign Art Museum: A Sign of Tucson’s Past
On a new Thrive Arizona, Host Zach Yentzer sits down with Jude Cook of the Ignite Sign Art Museum to discuss the importance of holding onto Tucson’s past to inform the future. For more about the Ignite Sign Art Museum, visit their website at Thrive Tucson is a conversation series with the innovative and fascinating […] Read MoreOnline Banking If you are logging in for the first time (or if it has been 6 months since your last log in), use temporary credentials in the box to the right. Once in, you’ll be prompted to set up new credentials.
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