From time to time in the past I've mentioned the importance of my family and my passion for off-road motorcycle racing. Well, that's still true, but I've found a worthy cause that ranks right up there with racing. It's the Arizona Transplant House in Phoenix.

Approximately 4 years ago a racing pal had an organ transplant and really never spoke about the ordeal. I was curious but didn't want to impinge on his privacy by asking questions so respectfully never broached the subject.

Coincidentally, some months back one of our clients mentioned his deep involvement with the Arizona Transplant House that peeked my interest and curiosity. Specifically, it's a non-profit organization operating a community of small houses that provides a home-away-from-home for patients awaiting or recuperating from an organ or bone marrow transplant. Long story short, I was touched and accepted our client's invitation to tour the facility.

It was a very moving, eye opening experience to learn about the organization and the incredible impact the services they perform have on the lives of patients and families. It also evoked thoughts of my racing pal and the questions I never asked. Anyway, after a few hours I knew this was an organization with which to become involved and committed myself on the spot.

Among other things, I learned that recuperation and continuing care often lasts several months and for many the on-going costs present a financial burden. To help alleviate this the Transplant House relies heavily on generous benefactors and supporters so it can continue offering these meaningful, often life saving services.

If you have any interest in learning more click this link Arizona Transplant House and visit their web site. You will find there are several ways to become involved through much-appreciated donations and support if you're so inclined. As a convenience we are including addressed envelopes with your next statement and hope you'll make a contribution to this outstanding organization that does so much to enhance the lives of people who desperately need transplants.

We hope 2014 brings you good health, happiness, and prosperity.

Your business is appreciated and will never be taken for granted.