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As Seen On 12 News
Founder Lorraine Tallman shares why she started Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels and how the organization has supported Arizona warriors and their families for more than twelve years.
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Miami's Community News
Founder Lorraine Tallman sits down with Route 664 to share Amanda's story, the origin of the ComfyCozy adaptive apparel line, and how Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels brings dignity and comfort to warriors and their families.
Featured by Miami's Community News. Read the full feature →
AZ Central
Founder Lorraine Tallman was honored with the C.A.R.E. Award at the 25th Annual Behind the Flames dinner, recognizing Valley leaders who contribute to achievement and redefine excellence in their communities.
Featured on AZ Central. View the listing →
Claremont Courier
More than 340 children picked out a new toy at Claremont Toyota's inaugural giveaway — a community effort bringing joy to families facing hard circumstances, and the kind of partnership that helps put toys in the hands of warriors and children in need.
Reported by the Claremont Courier, December 2024. Read the full story →
Arizona Progress Gazette
Founder Lorraine Tallman was named a C.A.R.E. Award recipient at the 25th Annual Behind the Flames Scottsdale Firefighter Charities Dinner, recognized for the compassion and empathy she has brought to Arizona families since founding Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels.
Reported by the Arizona Progress Gazette, September 2024. Read the full story →
Arizona Digital Free Press
Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels was among 29 Arizona nonprofits awarded grants by The Saguaros, a Scottsdale philanthropic club that has raised millions for children's causes across the state since 1987.
Reported by the Arizona Digital Free Press, July 2024. Read the full story →
Downtown Phoenix
Downtown Phoenix and Phoenix Community Alliance spotlighted Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels for National Nonprofit Day, featuring therapist Neve Aubel and the Comfort and Care team's free counseling for warriors and the families walking beside them.
Published by Downtown Phoenix, August 2024. Read the full story →
Scottsdale Progress
Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels was named one of 29 Arizona nonprofits receiving grants from The Saguaros, a Scottsdale club that raises funds for children's charities across the state — support that helps keep our programs free for warrior families.
Reported by the Scottsdale Progress, August 2024. Read the full story →
12 News
12 News rounded up the Valley's best Kentucky Derby watch parties — including the third annual Young Professionals Who Care celebration in Scottsdale, where every ticket sold supported Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels and the warrior families we serve.
Published by 12 News, May 2024. Read the full story →
Yahoo Finance
Phoenix home services company Tucker Hill Air, Plumbing & Electric announced an ongoing partnership with Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels, committing monthly donations to help ease the emotional and financial weight carried by warrior families fighting childhood cancer.
Announced March 2024 via Yahoo Finance. Read the announcement →
AZ Central
Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels was one of 160 Arizona nonprofits sharing in the Arizona Republic's annual Season for Sharing campaign — reader-funded grants that help keep our programs free for the warrior families who need them.
Reported by AZ Central, March 2024. Read the full story →
MLB.com
The Milwaukee Brewers dedicated their March 9 50/50 raffle at American Family Fields of Phoenix to Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels, with proceeds supporting the here-and-now needs of warrior families through counseling, adaptive apparel, financial assistance, and Major Distractions.
Announced by MLB.com, February 2024. Read the announcement →
ASU News
Engineering and fashion students across two ASU campuses spent a semester designing adaptive garments with built-in technology for children in chemotherapy. Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels funded the project, hosted the students at our downtown Phoenix center, and received the finished designs.
Read the full story →Signals AZ
Founder and CEO Lorraine Tallman was named a public sector finalist at the Greater Phoenix Chamber’s 36th Annual ATHENA Awards, chosen from a large nominee pool for leadership, community service, and mentoring.
Read the full story →Arcadia News
Teen founder Milan Coraggio-Sewell built a nonprofit that assembles bilingual grief toolkits for children processing loss. Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels is one of eight Arizona organizations receiving the boxes.
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