Cameron Polom

3 weeks ago | channel3000.com | Cameron Polom

Click here for updates on this story    MESA, Arizona (KNXV) -- A Home Depot employee once lifted by his coworkers during his cancer battle is now turning the tide—this time, to help others. In 2023, as Mike Walter faced lymphoma for the second time, his Home Depot family stepped up, covering costly home repairs, hosting fundraisers, and making sure he never fought alone. During treatment, he found solace in art, crafting a stunning surfboard mosaic that symbolizes his fight.

3 weeks ago | abc15.com | Cameron Polom

MESA, AZ — A Home Depot employee once lifted by his coworkers during his cancer battle is now turning the tide—this time, to help others. In 2023, as Mike Walter faced lymphoma for the second time, his Home Depot family stepped up, covering costly home repairs, hosting fundraisers, and making sure he never fought alone. During treatment, he found solace in art, crafting a stunning surfboard mosaic that symbolizes his fight.

3 weeks ago | abc15.com | Cameron Polom

One Mesa man is proving that generosity never gets old!At 95, Willis Wipf has turned a hobby into a heartfelt mission—handcrafting and giving away over 14,000 pairs of earrings to people across seven continents. From farmers markets to festivals, his creations bring smiles wherever he goes. ABC15's Cameron Polom stepped inside the Lapidary at Mesa Regal RV Park to see how he does it and hear from the community that calls him a true gem. Watch the full story in the video player above.

4 weeks ago | abc15.com | Cameron Polom

What started as a tribute to one man’s love for music has become something much bigger. Earlier this year, the Arizona Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired opened Matthew’s Recording Studio on campus, inspired by a client, who has since passed, who found solace in music while living with health challenges. Now, that studio has given rise to BlindSided, a band formed by ACBVI clients who refuse to let vision loss dim their passion.

4 weeks ago | fox5vegas.com | Cameron Polom

PHOENIX (KNXV) – What do you get when more than 600 students solve 1 million math problems? For one principal at an Arizona elementary school, it’s a night of sleeping on the school’s roof. Waking up to a promise kept, even if it meant spending the night at work, never felt so good for Imagine Coolidge Elementary School Principal Erik Collins. “I’ve loved every minute of it,” he said.