“Christmas in July” Sunday July 28th, 9.30am

Our Summer “Christmas in July” 68th Champions for the Homeless this July 28th Sunday at St Vincent de Paul, where it has resided and celebrated, encouraged and empowered over 100,000 homeless brothers and sisters over the last 18 years with the help of Steve Zabilski, Shannon Clancy, Jerry Castro, Danielle McMahon, Tony Alvarado and St Vincent’s outstanding team.

We are thrilled to announce the 69th edition of Champions for the Homeless, a heartfelt initiative under the Nick Lowery Foundation, founded 18 years ago by former NFL star Nick Lowery. This compassionate program, in partnership with St. Vincent de Paul, has organized super celebrity volunteer events to provide essential support and foster a sense of community for the homeless population in Phoenix.

Through these events, Champions for the Homeless distributes meals, clothing, and gift cards, bringing much-needed resources and genuine care to those experiencing homelessness. Nick Lowery’s dedication through this foundation not only meets immediate needs but also delivers a powerful message of love, hope, and belonging to individuals who often feel marginalized.

With the increasing number of people without homes in Maricopa County, the impact of these events has become even more significant. Champions for the Homeless offers vital assistance and reaffirms that everyone matters in the fabric of society.

We are looking for volunteers to join us in making a difference. If you would like to help, please click on the Volunteer link at the top of the page and become part of this meaningful cause. Together, we can bring hope and humanity to those who need it most.

The experience was truly rejuvenating. At an elevation of 7,200 feet, the cool, clean air of the forests, 23 degrees cooler than the heat below, provided a welcome escape. Surrounded by green mountains, rolling thunder, and rain that cleansed the dusty air, Nick found solace in the natural beauty. Hiking through the serene landscape offered a healthy and restorative escape, perfectly complemented by the El Bandido Yankee Tequila tasting.

It was a memorable few days, highlighting the perfect blend of nature, luxury, and fine tequila..

 

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Nick Lowery is partnering with Dr. Oz to augment his work helping launch AmeriCorps (for President Clinton with his friend Colonel Rob Gordon) with Dr. Oz’s powerful HealthCorps program. This collaboration aims to bring a new era of health to the next generation, exemplified by an event in Phoenix at Kenilworth Elementary School, the day after the 2024 Chiefs’ Super Bowl Victory. Read more about Dr. Oz’s visit and the HealthCorps partnership.

Through its efforts, HealthCorps has raised $80 million, impacting millions of teens and operating in over 250 schools nationwide. The organization focuses on eliminating health inequity by addressing community-level disparities through educational programming, leadership experiences, and service learning.

Nick is proud to work with Dr. Oz in promoting HealthCorps. He joins in supporting this powerful charity, recognizing the urgent need to help today’s teens, who are facing unprecedented challenges in their physical, behavioral, and social health. Without intervention, these challenges can lead to serious issues such as mental illness, substance abuse, chronic diseases, and reduced life expectancy.

Please join Dr. Oz, Nick Lowery, and many others in supporting HealthCorps and its mission to improve the health and well-being of our youth. Together, we can make a significant impact on the lives of the next generation.

Michele Tafoya is a four-time Emmy award-winning sportscaster turned political and cultural commentator. Record-setting, four-time Sports Emmy Award winner Michele Tafoya worked her final NBC Sunday Night Football game at Super Bowl LVI on February 13, 2022, her fifth Super Bowl. She retired from sportscasting the following day, having covered 327 games—the most national primetime TV games (regular + postseason) for an NFL sideline reporter.

Nick Lowery appeared on Fox 5 San Diego to discuss THC and CBD can help players recover from injuries and also help them stay away from opioids.

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