OPINION: "I believe that when a white person says 'I don’t see color' that their intention is kind. But what I hear, as a black person, is that you don’t acknowledge my struggle, that you don’t see me," writes Tucsonan Forest Melton.
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- Gloria Knott
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Helen Bernard has been named the new executive director of Ben's Bells that coins the phrase "Be Kind"
- Gloria Knott
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After 15 years, the organization's founder is looking to hand off her executive director duties to a new leader.
- Johanna Willett | This Is Tucson
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They call them unicorn bikes.
- Arizona Daily Star
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Analyzed social media posts to find which cities talk about charitable efforts.
- A.E. ARAIZA / ARIZONA DAILY STAR
Jeannette Maré founded Ben's Bells in 2003 after the death of her son Ben. Her efforts have inspired acts of kindness across the country.
- A.E. Araiza / Arizona Daily Star
Jeannette Maré
- RON MEDVESCEK / ARIZONA DAILY STAR
Michaela Hurtado, 17, and a junior at Salpointe Catholic High School, paints a ceramic disc at Ben's Bells' downtown headquarters. On Friday, …
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Yvonne Foucher
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Students from Salpointe Catholic High School take advantage of the school's junior volunteer day to make bells at Ben's Bells' downtown headqu…
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