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20 Year Tempe Resident • Small-Business Owner • ASU Alum • US Navy Veteran
Founder of Keep Tempe Beautiful
Highlighting All Things Tempe AZ
Let’s shape our city’s future—together!

🌿 Cleanup Recap: September 26th at Tempe Town Lake North 🌿 What a turnout! Keep Tempe Beautiful had one of our biggest m...
09/27/2026

🌿 Cleanup Recap: September 26th at Tempe Town Lake North 🌿

What a turnout! Keep Tempe Beautiful had one of our biggest mornings of the year as 210 volunteers showed up strong at Tempe Town Lake North and made a massive impact. 💚

💪 By the Numbers:
�🙌 210 volunteers�🕒 265 hours of community service�🗑️ 351 lbs of trash removed�♻️ 59 lbs of recyclables diverted�🚬 5.3 lbs of cigarette butts recycled

👏 A huge thank you to the groups who joined us:

• MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company
• Air Force ROTC Detachment 025 / Silver Wings
• ASU Changemaker
• Classic Industrial Services
• Business Ambassadors at W. P. Carey ASU
• MEDLIFE at ASU
• Moon Valley Key Club
• CKI at ASU
• Wahati Community Service
• AKPsi at ASU - Delta Rho Pledge Class
• Dorrance Scholarship Program at ASU

🌟 A special thank you to KTB Board Vice Chair Michael Bell, KTB Board Secretary Sean Thomason, Day Chair Mike Sickles, Bryce Baker, and Gabriella Torres for helping lead another successful cleanup.

And most importantly, thank you to all 210 volunteers who gave their Saturday to our community. Your time, energy, and willingness to serve continue to inspire us and help move Tempe toward a cleaner, greener, and more beautiful city. 🌎💚

🌿 Cleanup Recap: September 19th at Hayden Butte / A Mountain 🌿 Another incredible morning of community service with Keep...
09/19/2026

🌿 Cleanup Recap: September 19th at Hayden Butte / A Mountain 🌿 Another incredible morning of community service with Keep Tempe Beautiful! Our volunteers showed up strong at A Mountain, making a huge impact in just three hours. 💚

💪 By the Numbers:

🙌 88 volunteers
🕒 157 hours of community service
🗑️ 230 lbs of trash removed
♻️ 90 lbs of recyclables diverted
🚬 1.5 lbs of cigarette butts recycled

👏 A huge thank you to the groups who joined us:
• Corona Del Sol Key Club
• JP Morgan Chase Bank
• Girl Scouts Troop 2097
• ASU Rotaract

🌟 A special thank you to KTB Board Chair Danny Wright, KTB Board Vice Chair Michael Bell, KTB Board Secretary Sean Thomason, KTB Founder, and our Day Chair Mike Sickles for helping with the management of another successful cleanup.

And most importantly, thank you to all 88 volunteers who gave their Saturday morning to our community.
Your time, energy, and willingness to serve continue to inspire us and help move our city forward toward a cleaner, greener, and more beautiful Tempe! 🌎💚

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The Tempe Diablos 59th Annual Trail Ride was one for the books. Great people, great bonding, and a weekend I won’t forge...
08/31/2026

The Tempe Diablos 59th Annual Trail Ride was one for the books. Great people, great bonding, and a weekend I won’t forget.

The horseshoe tournament, though? I got smoked. Time to put in some serious practice before next year.

Maybe 60 is my year. 🔥

🌿 Cleanup Recap: August 22nd at Tempe Town Lake North 🌿 Another incredible morning of community service with Keep Tempe ...
08/22/2026

🌿 Cleanup Recap: August 22nd at Tempe Town Lake North 🌿 Another incredible morning of community service with Keep Tempe Beautiful! Our volunteers showed up strong at Tempe Town Lake North, making a huge impact in just two hours. 💚

💪 By the Numbers:
🙌 85 volunteers
🕒 170 hours of community service
🗑️ 260 lbs of trash removed
♻️ 26.5 lbs of recyclables diverted
🚬 3.5 lbs of cigarette butts recycled

👏 A huge thank you to the groups who joined us:

* Corona Del Sol Key Club
* Tempe High Key Club

🌟 A special thank you to KTB Board Chair Danny Wright, KTB Board Secretary Sean Thomason, and our Day Chair Mike Sickles for helping with the management of another successful cleanup.

And most importantly, thank you to all 85 volunteers who gave their Saturday morning to our community. Your time, energy, and willingness to serve continue to inspire us and help move our city forward toward a cleaner, greener, and more beautiful Tempe! 🌎💚

♻️ Join Keep Tempe Beautiful this Saturday, August 22nd, to clean up Tempe Town Lake and Remove Invasive Stinknet. 🌊🗓️ D...
08/20/2026

♻️ Join Keep Tempe Beautiful this Saturday, August 22nd, to clean up Tempe Town Lake and Remove Invasive Stinknet. 🌊

🗓️ Date: Saturday, August 22nd

⏰ Time: 8 a.m. - 11 a.m. // Split into (3) 1-Hour Shifts

📍 Location: Meet at the North Shore by the Mill Avenue Bridge (Swipe right to see the map! 🗺️)

🗑️ Focus: Trash, litter cleanup, and stinknet removal (pictures below for reference)

✍️ Signup: https://signup.com/go/ueAGsFs

Whether you’re a first-time volunteer or a regular, your help will make a big difference in preserving our beautiful Tempe Town Lake. 🌿

📲 Sign Up Now!
Click the link in our bio to register and secure your spot.

Bring your reusable water bottle, wear comfortable shoes, and be ready to make a positive impact! We can’t wait to see you there. 💚

🌿 Cleanup Recap: August 15th at Kiwanis Park 🌿 Another incredible morning of community service with Keep Tempe Beautiful...
08/15/2026

🌿 Cleanup Recap: August 15th at Kiwanis Park 🌿 Another incredible morning of community service with Keep Tempe Beautiful! Our volunteers showed up strong at Kiwanis Park and made a meaningful impact in just two hours. 💚

💪 By the Numbers:
🙌 78 volunteers
🕒 115 hours of community service
🗑️ 59.5 lbs of trash removed
♻️ 7 lbs of recyclables diverted
🚬 1.5 lbs of cigarette butts recycled

👏 A huge thank you to the groups who joined us:

• Students from McKemy Academy of International Studies
• Advance Community
• Mountain Pointe High School NHS

🌟 A special thank you to KTB Board Chair Danny Wright and KTB Board Member Breanna Shippe for helping with the management of the event.

And, of course, thank you to every single volunteer who came out, rolled up their sleeves, and gave their time to our community. Your willingness to serve continues to inspire us and helps move our city forward toward a cleaner, greener, and more beautiful Tempe! 🌎💚

08/05/2026

Hey friends! Join me and the Kiwanis Club of Tempe tomorrow, Thursday, August 6th at 12:00 noon for a fascinating presentation on the Tempe History Museum!

Jared Smith, Senior Curator of History, will share lots of captivating stories and insights about our city’s rich past. It’s always a treat to hear from local experts like him.

We meet bi-weekly (1st & 3rd Thursdays) at Friendship Village Tempe (2645 E Southern Ave) for dynamic talks from regional speakers on all kinds of topics. Beyond the great fellowship and lunch conversations, our core mission as a service club is serving the children of the world—and we live that out through hands-on projects right here in our community, from supporting youth programs and scholarships to back-to-school shopping and holiday giving.

Fun fact: Founded in 1952, the Kiwanis Club of Tempe has earned its nickname as Tempe’s “Club of Clubs.” We provided the original $25,000 seed money that helped launch Kiwanis Park (yes, the big one named in our honor!), have hosted Tempe’s Fourth of July fireworks for decades, and helped start favorites like the Fantasy of Lights Parade. Many of our members have gone on to serve as mayors, council members, and community leaders—proof of the lasting impact this club makes.

I’d love for you to come experience why KCOT is such a special part of Tempe. Let me know if you’d like to join me as my guest—happy to save you a seat!

Looking forward to seeing some friendly faces tomorrow. ⭐️

🇵🇪 I was truly honored to attend the celebration of Peru’s Independence Day and the Bicentennial of Diplomatic Relations...
08/02/2026

🇵🇪 I was truly honored to attend the celebration of Peru’s Independence Day and the Bicentennial of Diplomatic Relations between Peru and the United States!

The Consul General of Peru in Phoenix, Miguel A. Ramírez, and his spouse graciously hosted the event on Thursday, July 30, 2026. We enjoyed classic Peruvian Pisco Sours, delicious traditional Peruvian food and desserts, vibrant dance, and wonderful music—an unforgettable cultural evening.

In a special gesture, the City of Tempe, under Mayor Corey Woods, officially proclaimed July 30, 2026, as Peru Independence Day in Tempe to honor the strong sister-city ties.

I was proud to represent both as a Board Member of Tempe Sister Cities and as a member of Mesa Sister Cities.

A huge thank you to Gaby Urias and Suzan Cruz, Tempe Sister Cities Co-Country Directors for Cusco, Peru, for coordinating our attendance and for their continued advocacy of these important relationships.

A little about Tempe’s Peruvian sister city, Cusco (sister city since 2012): Nestled high in the Andes at about 11,200 feet, Cusco was the historic capital of the Inca Empire and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s the gateway to Machu Picchu, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, and remains a living blend of indigenous Quechua culture and colonial history.

And about Mesa’s Peruvian sister city, Caraz (sister city since 1989): Located in the beautiful Callejón de Huaylas valley of the Ancash Region at about 7,380 feet, Caraz sits near the stunning Cordillera Blanca mountain range. It’s a popular base for trekking into Huascarán National Park and is home to Lake Parón, the largest lake in the Cordillera Blanca, surrounded by dramatic snow-capped peaks. Known for its peaceful atmosphere and resilience, Caraz is one of the few places in Peru largely spared from major earthquake damage.

¡Viva Perú! Grateful for these cross-cultural connections that bring our communities closer.

🌍✨ We’re ecstatic to share that Tempe Sister Cities was honored with the 2026 Sister Cities International Innovation in ...
07/25/2026

🌍✨ We’re ecstatic to share that Tempe Sister Cities was honored with the 2026 Sister Cities International Innovation in Humanitarian Assistance Award in recognition of our humanitarian work in Timbuktu, Mali in Memory and Honor of Aunt Sue Lofgren at last night’s Sister Cities International’s 70th Anniversary Homecoming in Washington DC!

A huge shoutout to Tempe Sister Cities 2nd Vice Chair Beth Lang, who joined me last night to accept the award on behalf of our organization. The dedication of our board members and tireless volunteers has made this program a shining example of our continued global humanitarian commitment. Thank you all for your unwavering commitment to building bridges across cultures! 🎉

🌿 Cleanup Recap: July 18th at Kiwanis Park 🌿 Another powerful day of impact with Keep Tempe Beautiful! Our small but mig...
07/19/2026

🌿 Cleanup Recap: July 18th at Kiwanis Park 🌿 Another powerful day of impact with Keep Tempe Beautiful!

Our small but mighty group showed up strong on this hot summer rainy morning at Kiwanis Park and made a huge difference.

💪 By the Numbers:
🙌 14 volunteers
⏰ 17 community service hours
🗑️ 45 lbs of trash removed
♻️ 14 lbs of recyclables diverted
🚬 2.3 lbs of cigarette butts recycled

Your time, effort, and commitment continue to make a real impact in keeping Tempe clean, healthy, and beautiful.

We’re grateful for every one of you who showed up and put in the work! 💚

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