Phoenix Community Alliance Has Spent 40 Years Working To Create a Stronger Downtown for a Better Phoenix

In a week of giving thanks, we're thankful for the long-term leadership of Tom Waldeck, the retiring President & CEO for @KeepPhoenixBeautiful (KPB), who is retiring at the end of the year!\n\nFor 16 years, he shepherded the non-profit through immense prosperity and change for his community. When he started with KPB in January 2008, they were a two-person staff, which has since grown to a team of seven people. \ud83c\udf31 \n\nWaldeck often found ways to dovetail the non-profit's sustainability into high-visibility and impact events. Partnerships included the Clinton Global Initiative and the

Look out! PCA City-Shapers in the news! \ud83c\udfd7\ufe0f \n\nJewish News (@phxjnews) recently profiled our Past Board Chairs, Mo Stein, Marty Shultz, and Hance Park Fundraising Committee Co-Chair Larry Lazarus, about their efforts to revitalize Greater

Leave the pots and pans in the cabinet this Thanksgiving. Local chefs are in the kitchen this year. Whether you're in town visiting or want an elevated home-cooked meal you didn't have to make, enjoy the holiday with several of our PCA Members in Greater

How does a Creative City nourish itself? \ud83d\udd25 On Wednesday evening, the panelists at the Creative City Symposium, programming hosted by Phoenix Community Alliance and Artlink Phoenix, provided some clues!\n \nCreative City Symposium highlighted Greater

The growth that has forever changed Downtown Phoenix can be seen in an evolving skyline and felt on highly energized sidewalks.\n\nBut how has Downtown's ascent impacted the rest of the region?\n\nDowntown Phoenix Inc., in collaboration with the @cityofphoenixaz Community & Economic Development Department, recently commissioned an economic impact study to assess the aggregate impact of the area we provide services to (McDowell Road south to Jackson Street; 7th Street west to 7th Avenue) within the broader City of Phoenix.\n\nSwipe to see key findings from the 2022 economic impact report and tap the link in our bio to read more.\n\n

A welcoming workplace can be an extension of the home! \ud83d\udcbc \n\n@azbigmedia recently compiled a list of the coolest places in Arizona that employees call their places of work, and we're proud to see a handful of PCA Members were recognized.\n\nFrom hidden speakeasies to dedicated pitch rooms, here's what some of our Members do to keep their employees content, comfortable, and inspired.\n\nIf you want to read more from the list, check out the \ud83d\udd17 in bio.