Our Work
LDH Consulting clients are in the news regularly.Below are some examples of our recent coverage both locally and nationally
FOX 10: A new year: what to expect for Phoenix’s economy in 2021
Greater Phoenix Chamber talked with FOX 10 Phoenix about what 2021 will bring for the Phoenix economy. Read more...KTAR: Here’s how to avoid work from home burnout in the New Year
Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona shares some tips about how to avoid workplace burnout in the New Year. Read more...AZ Family: Motivation Monday: Staying fit during the holidays
Looking for some motivation to get back to the gym? Azfamily 3TV/CBS 5 stopped by TruHIT Fitness to talk about ways to boost your immune system and simple exercises you can do at home! They have classes in the gym or virtual, so check them out and start off the New Year on the right foot! See more...ABC 15: MLB recognizes Negro Leagues’ stats: Phoenix family says, ‘It’s about time’
ABC15 Arizona interviewed Global Sport Institute at Arizona State University about MLB reclassifying the Negro League. Read more...Cottages and Bungalows Magazine: Something old, something new
Cottages and Bungalows Magazine featured James Judge for something old, something new. A beautiful kitchen remodel in Central Phoenix. Read more...AZ Family: Home for the holidays: How you can foster a pet for Thanksgiving
Azfamily 3TV/CBS 5 spoke with Lost our Home Pet Rescue about fostering this Thanksgiving weekend. Read more...STN: Using technology to stay connected with loved ones
STN invited FSL to the show, where they shared some great apps and technology to keep your loved ones safe. See more...FOX 10: Goodwill able to help more in need due to sales increase
FOX 10 Phoenix talked with Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona about how donations are helping Arizonans find jobs during the pandemic. Read more...Realtor.com: What the flip? From beach bummer to modern marvel, this home remodel is the stuff of dreams
The House Judge weighs in on realtor.com about a recent flip. Read more...Time Magazine: President Trump bet on college football to help win key swing states. A new poll shows fans aren’t buying it.
Global Sport Institute talked with Time Magazine about research on the return of Big Ten football, fans and voting for Trump. Read more...Raising Arizona Kids: Bringing hope to life through art, even – and especially – now
Raising Arizona Kids Magazine featured Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona and how they are supporting children with online programming and art kits during COVID-19. Read more...ABC 15: Need work? Arizona needs thousands of construction workers to keep up with demand, GPCC says
Megan Thompson of ABC 15 and Rebound Arizona recently did a story on the need for construction workers in Arizona. Greater Phoenix Chamber is working on the Build Your Future Arizona initiative to build up the economy and partners with companies like DP Electric Inc. Read more...KJZZ: Pac-12 The Only Power Five Conference Still Postponing Football Season — For Now
Global Sport Institute at Arizona State University sat down with KJZZ to talk about the pending college football season. Listen now...AZ BIG Media: 6 ways to transform your kitchen on a budget
Looking for easy ways to transform your kitchen on a budget? The House Judge shared some great tips with AZ BIG Media. Read more...AZFamily.com: Will college football happen this year?
Global Sport Institute at Arizona State University sat down with AZFamily to talk about the pending college football season. See more...The Frederick News-Post: After merger, Frederick area Goodwill stores to undergo temporary closures for modifications
Goodwill Industries of Monocacy Valley Inc. announced a merger last week with Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona, a move that will result in a few temporary store closures in the coming weeks. Read more...Phoenix Business Journal: Nonprofits deal with higher demand, lower fundraising in pandemic
The Phoenix Business journal reached out to executives with area nonprofits on the newly released 2020 largest nonprofits lists to get their take on their current situation amid the pandemic, how they were coping with this new reality and how long they expected it to last. Read more...Fox 10 Phoenix: State of the Housing Market in Phoenix Area
James Judges talks with FOX 10 Phoenix about how selling homes through Facetime is becoming a trend. See more...AZ Big Media: Tips for creating a strong culture while working remotely
Lynda McKay, owner of HRextension, an HR consulting firm in Phoenix says, “Working remotely isn’t a new concept, however, it is incredibly new to many employees right about now. For many people, this could be the first time in their career that they are working from home. It comes with new challenges for everyone, including management.” Read more...Arizona Daily Star: Shutdown Could be perfect time to make positive much needed changes in youth sports
With many parents hesitant to let their kids return to sports until a coronavirus vaccine is available, some experts fear that problems that existed before the pandemic, like lack of access and diversity, could be exacerbated when youth sports make a full comeback. Read more...Local DVM.com: Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona Announces Potential Merger with Goodwill Industries of Monocacy Valley
FREDERICK COUNTY, Md. (WDVM) –A potential merger is in the works with Goodwill Industries of Monocacy Valley and Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona. Read more...The List: How to upgrade your cookie cutter home on a budget
THE LIST is a daily TV show that covers the hottest trends and topics in life hacks, pop culture, deals and gadgets to make your life a little easier. See more...SNTV: Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona talks about their needs and programs during COVID-19
Marisa Arellano, program manager for Free Arts, an organization that benefits abused and homeless children of Arizona, spoke with us about the various arts-related programs and how the organization has had to shift things mainly to online services during the pandemic. See more...AZ Daily Mix: Lost Our Home Pet Rescue Adopt a Shelter Cat Month
June is National Adopt a Shelter Cat Month and Lost our Home Pet Rescue is running a special of $20 off all cats over 1 year old! For more information visit www.lostourhome.org. See more...Social Television Network: Return of Sports with Global Sport Institute
Karen Gallagher, Ph.D, with Arizona State University Global Sport Institute, discusses the findings of a recent poll conducted by the institute regarding the willingness of parents to have their children return to sporting activities during the pandemic. See more...Realtor.com speaks with James Judge, The House Judge about ways to disinfectant your home with sunlight and fresh air
Take a deep breath. Is the air inside your home stuffy? Don't delay: Open a window and let fresh air and sunlight into your quarantined space. It won't just help make your place smell better and feel fresher, it can also make your home healthier. And it may just help elevate your mood in these stressful times. Read more...ABC 15 at Assistance League of Phoenix: Thrift store reopening to help low income children
The Assistance League of Phoenix is reopening its Thrift Boutique on Tuesday. The store helps fund critical programs for families. One of those programs is Operation School Bell. They give new shoes, pants, shirts and hygiene kits to thousands of children in Title One schools. Because of the coronavirus outbreak, they had to stop the program in March. Read more...Solstice News: Arizona Business Spotlight on TruHIT Fitness
TruHit Fitness guides members in their seven locations around the Valley through their fitness journey, helping them improve their health to change their lives. The company is working on improving physical well being through group fitness and nutritional coaching. Read more...Arizona Health and Living Magazine – Community Activist profile on Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona
Isaac Caruso, a local artist, enjoys painting powerful and uplifting public art that gives communities a visual identity. He tries to make the world a better place through public art and enjoys getting the community involved in his work. He just completed a mural for Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona's new building, located at 352 E. Camelback Road.Read more...AZTV and FSL talking about COVID-19 relief efforts
During this uncertain time with COVID-19, Foundation for Senior Living remains committed to serving the most vulnerable and seniors with compromised immune systems. See more...