28 APRIL 2022 WHAT’S HAPPENING, ARCADIA? Arizona-based nonprofit focused on meeting the needs of single-parent families battling cancer by providing hope, resources and community. Casino Royale is just one of their many events – and this time, it’s Vegas-style. Guests can enjoy casino games, raffles, music, food and drinks. Tickets are $50 or $100. thesingletonsaz.org SATURDAY 4/23  SUNDAY 4/24 Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at WestWorld of Scottsdale, 16601 N. Pima Road. More than 160 local and national artists, curators and vendors will be on-site showcasing their wares – everything from vintage to handmade. There will also be live music and food trucks. Sign up for early admission and receive a reusable shopping bag. Tickets are $8 online and $10 at the gate. junkinthetrunkvintagemarket.com SUNDAY 4/24 A Day in Wonderland Fashion Show 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the JW Marriott Camelback Inn Resort, 5402 E. Lincoln Dr. The 15 th annual Childhelp Fashion Show is back with a goal of $150,000. Guests can enjoy a silent auction, diamond dig, fund a need and the themed fashion show. Proceeds benefit children and families who have suffered the effects of child abuse in Arizona. Jennifer Archuleta and Jamie LeVine will chair this year’s event. Tickets start at $150 per person. childhelp.org THURSDAY 4/28  SUNDAY 5/1 Wrigley Mansion Wine Festival Times vary, at the Wrigley Mansion, 2501 E. Telawa Tr., Phoenix. The second annual Wrigley Mansion Wine Festival is a four- day celebration that includes dinners, live music, interactive masterclasses, master sommeliers and tastings. Friday kicks off with a winemaker’s dinner. Saturday’s events are the Grand Wine Tasting, where guests will have the opportunity to sample more than 100 wines from across the world, plus four interactive masterclasses. The festival closes with brunch on May 1. Ticket prices vary. wrigleymansion.com SATURDAY 4/30 Scottsdale Jazz Festival 3-10 p.m. at Scottsdale Civic Center Park, 3939 N. Drinkwater Blvd. The Scottsdale Jazz Festival is a tribute to International Jazz Day. This year’s lineup includes Richard Elliot, Rick Braun & Nayo Jones, Jaleo Afro Cuban ensemble, The Molina’s 32nd Jazz Band, all-star youth jazz orchestra, and trumpeter Jesse McGuire. Proceeds go toward music programs for at-risk youth. General admission is $25 with VIP packages available. scottsdalejazzfest.org Taste of the Garden 6 p.m. at Spaces of Opportunity, 1200 W. Vineyard Road, Phoenix. Project Roots, a local nonprofit focused on providing food and a more sustainable way of living for urban neighborhoods, is hosting its first fundraiser. The dinner features chefs from Local First Arizona and foods grown and harvested by Project Roots AZ volunteers. Proceeds will help support programs like gardening classes and cooking demonstrations. Tickets are $100 per person. projectrootsaz.org Taste of the Garden at Spaces of Opportunity in Phoenix. debbiefrazelle.com Debbie@DebbieFrazelle.com

29 APRIL 2022 By Jennifer Marshall Katie and Mark Cosmas experienced every parent’s worst nightmare 12 years ago when their five-month-old daughter, Taylor, passed away from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. In the wake of their grief, the pair decided to honor Taylor and other babies by creating a 5K run for the community to raise awareness for SIDS and, in that, help others grieve. “On April 18, 2010, our beautiful, healthy baby girl went down for a nap and never woke up,” Katie said. “Team Taylor was initially set up in 2011 at Pat’s Run as a team to honor Taylor Paige. After two years at Pat’s Run, we had gathered so many participants and raised a lot of money for SIDS research, so we decided to start our own race in Arcadia.” April 2022 marks the tenth and final run for the Team Taylor 5K. The event has raised more than one million dollars for research in its decade of success. They have been supported by family, friends, neighbors and parents who have lost a child to SIDS. The running course is peppered with photos of babies who lost their lives as their families set up teams in honor. “In 2020, we surpassed $1 million,” Cosmas said. “It was a huge milestone, and we know Taylor is so proud of what we’ve accomplished. At the end of this year’s race, we hope to exceed $1.3 million in total.” The Cosmas are also excited to share that their Three Butterflies SIDS Foundation, “was acknowledged in a recent article published by Boston Children’s Hospital with the findings our funds have helped to support,” Katie said. The family decided not to host the Team Taylor Run in 2020 and 2021. “Being without it has forced us to create new ways to remember Taylor, and we realize that we don’t have to have the run to keep her memory alive,” Katie and Mark said. “Taylor lives within our hearts each and every day. Our children know they have an angel looking over them, and our family and friends are amazing at acknowledging what an important part of our lives she is.” Cosmas said that several groups have contacted them about taking over Team Taylor in the future. “In the meantime, we plan to enjoy every day with our son, Cade, and daughter, Addison,” Cosmas said. teamtayloraz.com Team Taylor hosts 10th annual (and final) 5K As of 2022, the Team Taylor Fun Run has raised more than $1 million for SIDS research. PHOTO: GOOD VIBES MEDIA WHO: All ages. Run, walk, scooter or bike. Bring your four- legged friends, too. WHAT: The 10th annual Team Taylor Fun Run. WHERE: Starts and ends at 48th St. and the canal. There will be an after-party at O.H.S.O. Brewery with breakfast and beverages. WHEN: April 10, 8 a.m. start time. HOW: Registration is $50 at teamtayloraz.com. TEAM TAYLOR FAMILY FUN RUN Contact Roni@Arcadianews.com today to find out how you can save up to 46% on your ad investment! Reach 45,000 potential patients or clients... The Arcadia News Health & Wellness Guide is the perfect way to promote your practice or business to the affluent, educated and health-minded readers of the Arcadia News . A Directory of local providers MAY 2022 DEADLINE: FRIDAY 4/15 A Directory of local providers