Parrish joins 'Colors of Hope' to raise funds for Banner Foundation

MAP Strategies Group CEO Mi-Ai Parrish joins fellow Pulse partygoers Oliver and Sharon Harper and Banner Health CEO Peter Fine in 2019.

Support COVID-weary frontline health workers and the mental health of Arizona youth by attending Banner Health Foundation's “Colors of Hope” Pulse of the City Soiree 2021, Oct. 9, at the Omni Montelucia Resort in Scottsdale.

Join MAP Strategies Group CEO Mi-Ai Parrish, who serves as vice chair of the Foundation board and a Gala Committee member, and savor a night of fine dining, live music and dancing under the stars at picturesque Montelucia. To ensure the health and safety of everyone who attends, all guests, staff and volunteers will be required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and show proof of vaccination.

“This event always means so much to me and my family since the funds raised go to programs that support the community I love so dearly,” Parrish says. “This year is no exception. The doctors, nurses and support teams at Banner should be commended, and we must care for the mental health of our kids, who have been away from the classroom and learning remotely for too long.”

Proceeds from Color of Hope fund three Banner Children’s medical centers in the East Valley, West Valley and Southern Arizona, which care for more pediatric patients than any other healthcare provider in Arizona, as well as the healing and recovery of our healthcare professionals serving on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Where would we be without the medical professionals at Banner Health? We are the beneficiaries of their hard work and dedication to Arizona,” Parrish says.

Support Banner Health Foundation and learn more about “Colors of Hope” Pulse of the City Soiree 2021. The event starts at 6 p.m, Saturday, Oct. 9, under the stars at 4949 E. Lincoln Drive, Scottsdale.