chance, I incorporate restorative and slow-flow yoga practices into my week to shut everything down. I’m trying to be mindful of what I consume. Not only food, but also the kind of information I take in, the cleaning products around my house and the stuff I put on my skin. Once Liam’s down, it’s my time to take in the information I want. I listen to a variety of topics that run the gamut from work-related, such as fundraising, to something fictional and fun or a guided meditation. To learn more, go to dsnetworkaz.org . O’Connell participates in the Uplifted Voices and UpBeat Drum Circle at the Down Syndrome Network Family Enrichment Center. UB40 Ailey II Josh Turner PICK 5 SHOWS SAVE $6 /TICKET! 2025-2026 SEASON Mavis Staples chandlercenter.org 480-782-2680 ON SALE NOW! OFFICE DOORS

FRONTDOORS MAGAZINE | 43 Pedaling for Progress The Rob Dollar Foundation’s road to safety Origin The Rob Dollar Foundation was born from tragedy, yet rides forward with hope. In October 2017, the cycling community lost Rob Dollar, an avid cyclist struck and killed by a driver while out on a Sunday ride. His untimely death spurred his family and friends to transform his plan to start a foundation into reality. “The foundation was Rob’s vision,” said his father, John Dollar, the president of the Rob Dollar Foundation. “We are keeping his memory alive. That alone helps us deal with his death. And personally, my mission is to save a life, so other families never have to experience what we do every day.” LEADERSHIP PRESIDENT John Dollar CHARITY SPOTLIGHT John Dollar ( above ) holds a photo of his son Rob, an avid cyclist killed by a motorist in 2017. ORGANIZATION ANNUAL BUDGET The Rob Dollar Foundation Under $50,000