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For cancer patients, the “ringing of the bell” ceremony is a HUGE milestone in their cancer journey because it means that they are cancer free!

The tennis courts at Ascarate Parl were transformed into pickleball courts making them the first permanent outdoor pickleball courts in the city.

El Paso’s Salvation Army is looking for bell ringer volunteers this holiday season to help them continue their yearly Red Kettle Campaign which is the oldest annual charitable fundraiser of its kind in the United States.

There are a lot of things in life that I can admit I take for granted. One of those things is the ability to walk. For one El Paso girl, having that ability is something she wished for and she was able to get that wish come true all thanks to an act of kindness from a non-profit organization based out of New Jersey.

Breast Cancer Awareness month is right around the corner and the community is invited to kick off the month at the first-ever Stand with Estela Casas 5k, Fun Walk & Kid’s Dash.

The month of September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month and Gold Out El Paso, a local non-profit organization, is aiming at turning the city of El Paso gold to honor all the children who battle cancer at a young age.

In a press release sent out earlier this week, El Pasoans Fighting Hunger food bank officials said that they would be closing their Food FARMacy due to a number of issues.

The local nonprofit organization, Mija, Yes You Can, is holding its first-ever Women’s Financial Conference this weekend and although tickets are sold out to attend the conference, event organizers are inviting the public to join them after the conference for their “Mija Market.”

Two El Paso women are keeping the memory of U.S Army soldier, Vanessa Guillen, alive with a women’s wellness event that will bring women in our community together all for a good cause.

Alamo Drafthouse El Paso at Montecillo is inviting everyone and anyone to join them for the biggest Red Carpet Bash in town this Sunday, March 27th.