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Fountain Hills Protect Our Youth brings back Family Dinner Nights

Fountain Hills Protect Our Youth Coalition partners with the town and Papa Murphy's to provide easy dinners to families in Fountain Hills.

(Photo submitted by Tammy Bell)

Protect Our Youth is a Fountain Hills community coalition focused on preventing youth substance use and supporting healthy families.

(Photo submitted by Tammy Bell)

Protect Our Youth is bringing back its Family Dinner Nights program for Fountain Hills families for the 2026-27 school year.

The program is a partnership between the Protect Our Youth Coalition, the Town of Fountain Hills with funding from the town’s opioid settlement funds and Trevor Stull, owner of Papa Murphy’s in Fountain Hills.

Participating youth-serving organizations distribute family-size pizzas to the families they serve, helping make family dinners easier.

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